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Exposure of email addresses puts pseudonymous users of the social network at risk.

Mysterious lime clasts, dismissed as defects, turn out to serve a useful purpose.

"This audiobook features 'Madison'—a digital voice based on a human narrator."

The new panel design fits big screens, wide screens, and small screens.

The drug's price has already been set at $26,500 per year.

For a beta, ChatGPT isn't all that bad at writing fairly decent malware.

Germany will continue "critically" monitoring Twitter for disinformation.

"There is a critical need for rideshare and hosting solutions for small satellites."

We've seen this problem before on other devices. Google should step up and fix it.

Avoid swimming in canal water brimming with rodent urine.

Microsoft's case for Activision Blizzard merger leans more on market shares now.

How the credit works for new and used EVs—also, see a list of qualifying cars.

World Weather Attribution provides crucial leverage for legal and policy battles.

Activists call for the release of jailed Wikipedia volunteers.

It has four screens, three operating systems, and many of the usual car problems.

"Why not send one person a year to space and raise that awareness?"

Exceptionally preserved duck-billed hadrosaur had bite marks and gashes in its skin.

Network ban comes amid "concerns regarding the safety and accuracy of content."

Don't expect victims to be forthcoming. Their alerts conceal more than they reveal.

Qualcomm packs traditional Iridium satellite compatibility into a normal phone.

Ram went for futuristic styling for its first full-size EV pickup.

Always-on, shutter-free IR cameras make their way to PC audio.

Report says 710 million people were impacted by Internet shutdowns in 2022.

Noncompetes are "an unfair method of competition" and violate US law, FTC says.

AMD (sort of weirdly) says the laptop GPUs can beat a desktop RTX 3060.

Privacy activists explain why asking for consent may be Meta's only option.

A laptop made of displays is a cheaper, weird alternative to foldable PCs.

Somewhere between chimps and us, an RNA started producing a useful protein.

CD Projekt Red shareholders will split a fraction of what they claimed to lose.

It's a laptop-sized tablet with a laptop-sized price tag.

With mass Lunar New Year travel later this month, COVID may devastate rural areas.

The more accurate map lets a car know exactly which lane it's in.

Working with ChargePoint, it will install more than 2,500 chargers at 400 sites by 2027.

But the new team's bid needs to gain approval from the FIA and 10 existing teams.

CEO blames "uncertain economy" and Amazon's rapid hiring in previous years.

Announcement comes over 4 years after Microsoft's Adaptive Controller launch.

It has business branding, but it forgot the business hardware features.

90% of people living with long COVID initially experienced only mild illness.

The new brand is called Afeela and goes on sale late 2025.

Despite a bumpy history, through work and trust, gene therapy may have a future.

The EVs, due in three years, are meant to be revolutionary rather than evolutionary.

Four CPU architectures and three GPU architectures get mixed-and-matched.

Cheaper 65 W versions and high-performance 3D V-Cache CPUs join the lineup.

High-specced workstations target professionals who want to work with 3D.

Lawyer says police didn't check man's height, weight—or the mole on his face.

Major retail chains still face logistical obstacles to selling abortion pills.

How these gliders keep level flight is different from the stability of airplanes.

Owners of cards with throttling problems are encouraged to contact AMD support.

Total charity haul since 2007 tops $465,000.

People who use WordPress should check their sites for unpatched plugins.