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Apple says most M2- and M1-based computers only support 1 external monitor.

CISPE says Microsoft has shown no progress addressing anti-competitive practices.

Most OSes do this kind of thing, but Windows remains uniquely pushy about it.

"I just killed it," Musk said after newly deployed Official labels disappeared.

You can disable the new sidebar, though.

The next Tensor SoC could use a 3 nm Samsung Exynos chip as its core.

Officials say deal "may significantly reduce competition"; decision expected by March.

Swirling plasma around its edges will reveal more about galaxy’s history, evolution.

Zuck: Meta hired too many people, expansion "did not play out the way I expected."

Exchange, Windows, and a bunch of other Microsoft software all affected.

Comments and the OpenForum will be down from 1 am EST until Wednesday afternoon.

Holmes is expected to appeal her conviction.

The 1956 LGP-30 computer, subject of hacker lore, is one of only 45 made in Europe.

Coal, wind, and solar all went up as hydro took a dive.

Octavia Butler described her 1979 genre-busting bestseller as "a kind of grim fantasy."

Binance steps in with deal to rescue arch-rival after surge in withdrawals.

The device that brought web-streaming TV to the masses will lose cloud support.

An OLED this size and this cheap is still uncommon for monitors.

It'll be 25¢ per GB for additional high-speed data; overnight use doesn't count.

The next game from Dead Space's Glen Schofield is coming—and we filmed everything.

US is likely to end another year without clear guidance on digital assets.

"The team reviewed the forecast and determined the rocket will remain at the pad."

Formula E is getting a lot faster in 2023 with the introduction of a new race car.

Patients are reporting crowded waiting rooms and hours-long wait times.

Netflix moves forward with a live-action film, animated series, and maybe more.

The haul, the second biggest in DOJ history, shows the difficulty of hiding cryptocurrency.

Sword Art Online inspires Palmer Luckey to put explosive charges on a Quest Pro.

Travis Beacham's "Victorian neo-noir" fantasy series debuted in 2019.

Adversarial policy attacks blind spots in the AI—with broader implications than games.

"Ticking boxes, running around, searching all the rooms...."

Famous people trolled Musk by tweeting under his name and profile picture.

Cutting-edge semiconductor companies tweak specs to comply with export controls.

Dozens of canned workers asked back after Twitter realizes they're still needed.

The largest sharks ever seem to have left their young in an unsupervised daycare.

How might space travel change the human microbiome, which is linked to so many ailments?

DC agencies deploy dozens of automated decision systems, often without residents’ knowledge.

The fully electric version of the new 7 Series is the best of the bunch.

A long drive to nowhere remains a good use for an outmoded powertrain.

Dealmaster also includes PC and console storage, gaming keyboards, and much more.

Developers Justin Ma and Matthew Davis look back at the game's creation and legacy.

A chat with Xbox CEO Phil Spencer and Worlds’s Edge Studio chief Michael Mann.

Physicists re-analyzed 10 years of data and found a tantalizing excess of 79 neutrinos.

New site provides all the finest points of nonsense philosophy, verbalized forever.

Reasons given include high production costs and declining viewership.

But the shots are only effective if people actually get them.

Firmware updates are rare, but if ever a GPU was going to need one, it's Arc.

Pivot to paid features starts with Twitter Blue, reportedly launching next week.

Nicknamed Nixies, they're like MX Blacks, but stiffer and, purportedly, smoother.

Linus Åkesson's instrument sports custom software and a bellows made of floppy disks.

Some brand-new and months-old devices don't currently work with ads.