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After the first day of practice, many were ready to write off the event completely.

"We had a lovely string of clear nights in late September and early October."

Cars deemed unfixable in North America are resurrected in Eastern Europe.

Elaborate parking booths, Q4 financials, game engines, and the nature of sims.

Think of it as an alternative to a supercar.

Cleared of malfeasance, Altman's unpopular firing may be undone-if he's interested.

Starship reached a speed of 15,000 mph, then self-destructed over the Gulf of Mexico.

SIM swaps and port-out scams are a fact of life. New rules aren't likely to change that.

Microsoft CEO "furious"; OpenAI President and 3 researchers resign. COO says "No malfeasance."

A recent book takes a dim view of the Europe-centric view of the origin of science.

As a layer is printed, an optical scan IDs flaws and corrects them in the next layer.

E-bikes and scooters displace 4x as much demand for oil as all of the EVs in the world.

Lotus is ready to sell you a super EV SUV. What is it, and can it be a winner?

SpaceX's giant Starship rocket is poised to head for space from South Texas.

Details emerge in Sam Altman firing, which blindsided Microsoft and investors.

New MP maps, widescreen/Steam Deck support, and more come amid "free to keep" weekend.

Around 30 eye drop brands are recalled; FDA inspection report shows why.

A successful Starship test flight would unlock a roadmap to even bigger tests.

"The board no longer has confidence in his ability to continue leading OpenAI."

The brightest supernova ever detected altered the outer layers of Earth's atmosphere.

Labeling newcomer TikTok as a gatekeeper defeats the purpose of DMA, TikTok says.

Also: Mastermind is not perfectly "fair" when it comes to determining the winner.

The rollout is first happening in India, but it should be out in the US soon.

New settings let users adjust color vibrance, temperature.

Musk accused of repeating lie behind most fatal antisemitic act in US history.

From 2021 to 2022, measles deaths increased 43 percent.

Cambridge: "When an artificial intelligence hallucinates, it produces false information."

Grid fins have been essential to the landing of 230 rockets.

Viral social media trend uses pictures of family dogs to create realistic movie posters.

We sample a mini with Tesla power, and another with a mid-mounted V6 motor.

"That region of nebulosity is definitely my favorite part."

Group tells SEC that the victim is in violation for not reporting it was hacked.

How do you improve on the McLaren 720S? More power, less weight, sharper handling.

For the largest health insurer in the US, AI's error rate is like a feature, not a bug.

Designer: "I think I need to go lie down."

SpaceX is now targeting Saturday for the second full-scale Starship test flight.

The fix involves filtering out digital audio errors that were notably "audible."

"We observe the sophisticated Homo sapiens engaging in the ritual of hydration."

Top law enforcement agency taps IT experts to calculate stolen energy costs.

Texts to your green bubble friends will come with status indicators, better media.

Some changes will arrive for non-EU users, too, but not the easy removals.

DePape: Searches for game tips led to "talk about how toxic Anita Sarkeesian is..."

"The activity is formidable, exciting, and scary."

While it's not ready for production, it's a step in the right direction.

FTC: Global Tel*Link waited 9 months to notify users and only told some of them.

Google offers static PDF downloads for some content, refunds for others.

But Windows 10's October 2025 end-of-support date is staying put, for now.

Microsoft wants you in Windows, whether you're on iPad, Android, or Chrome OS.

Sickle cell disease and beta thalassemia are covered by the approval.

"It happened to land on an interesting area, so I made a quick recording."