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There's no way to opt out, leading artists to believe Meta's system is badly broken.

"So I didn't even make it back and it's already renamed to Sfera."

The Squid Nebula is a recent discovery, first spotted in 2011.

ABL Space Systems has blamed its launch mount for a January rocket failure.

From the get-go, this feature was useless," researcher says of feature put into iOS 14.

SBF said he thought loans were legal but didn't fully read FTX terms of service.

Cryptosporidium cases linked to travel and swimming, but at unusually high rate.

Here's the link to all the Google trial evidence unlocked by media.

Firm drops widely panned idea but still aims to move users "up our price card."

For now this is early access, but "most" customers will get upgraded eventually.

Apple doesn't do "cheap," but Apple Silicon could make a cheaper MacBook work.

The company's "complicated" ownership structure is holding it back.

X has fewer users and a big ad-revenue problem on Musk's first anniversary.

New report details internal divisions, intense push for mobile ad money.

It feels like this was a combination of bad luck, bad timing, and bad placement.

OVC builds recreations of 1960s Mustangs-we help test a Peter Brock-designed hood.

But an internal combustion engine-powered commercial van is going into production.

Serious loss of genetic diversity still poses risks for their future.

"My goal was to highlight the comet's journey."

Plumbonacrite has previously been found in later works by Rembrandt.

Previously unknown XSS in Roundcube let Winter Vivern steal government emails.

The spider was nesting on her eardrum-and there's video.

The Apple One bundle is getting pricier, too.

Altered images could destroy AI model training efforts that scrape art without consent.

Devices as old as the iPhone 6S and iPad Air 2 are still getting patches.

Economics, policies will revolutionize energy, still stick us with over 2 C warming.

Shop early this holiday and save on tech brands like Apple, Lenovo, Bose, and Anker.

Don't expect this wearable smartphone to be released any time soon, though.

"Rest assured we haven't signed any fixed-price development contracts, nor intend to."

Pichai told Congress users could "clearly see" what data Google is collecting.

France's iPhone 12 radiation concerns are also addressed in this release.

A layer of molten rock above the core led to confusing seismic signals.

Registration system may be tied to DMCA protection for drive firmware.

iLeakage is practical and requires minimal resources. A patch isn't (yet) available.

The platform was to use GM's Ultium batteries.

OSU officials isolate food robots after bomb threat, later resolved with an arrest.

Horrifying hit-and-run triggers California suspension of Cruise robotaxis.

After lots of damaging testimony, former FTX boss will take the stand.

Welcome to 2026 and the future of Lexus as an all-electric brand.

Looking far away to understand our own home.

A dive into the past, whether you're using a vintage or new computer.

Astrobotic's lunar lander ships to Florida later this week for final launch prep.

The best budget mechanical keyboard I've ever used.

Nvidia tried to end-run restrictions with new designs, but US govt said not so fast.

Bogus homeopathic products based on pseudoscience will remain on shelves.

Meta repeatedly chose not to design platforms safe for kids, states allege.

"Fines go uncollected, and the company dissolves and moves assets elsewhere."

Qualcomm's new chip has an X4 ARM Cortex CPU, typical yearly performance claims.