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This new version should whet the appetites of immersive sim fans, old and new.

2023 will also likely see the last nuclear additions for a while.

This is the second federal probe for Musk's brain-computer interface company.

By asking "Sydney" to ignore previous instructions, it reveals its original directives.

Deforestation in tropical South America extends beyond the Amazon basin.

Your gaming PC can be obnoxious, but your software shouldn't have to be.

Poor experiences in the past put people off talking to their cars.

Twitter employees shared data showing Musk's engagement declining.

Shotwell: Ukraine's "offensive" use of Starlink "not part of any agreement."

Seeing a need, the company added "one more line item" to stock 2230 M.2 drives.

Several projects are underway in the region to produce this clean energy source.

Caltech engineers even recreated his experiment with a modern apparatus.

For the low, low price of $100/month, you can have basic access to Twitter’s API.

"Why does Thunderbird look so old, and why does it take so long to change?"

Large, comfortable controllers and a simple connection cable meet a striking design.

LauncherOne failure due to part that "was dislodged and caused mischief downstream."

Nintendo's oldest handhelds are finally playable on its newest handheld.

WHO warns of "secondary crisis" as water disinfection tablets ship alongside trauma kits.

Vulnerability had an 8.8 severity rating. Valve took its time patching anyway.

"The real goal is to not blow up the launch pad, that is success."

It's not the fastest strategy, but it maximizes the likelihood of success.

Updated for 2023: Still on Intel? We revisit a primer on your M1/M2 options.

Amazon's 3,236-satellite plan greenlit despite SpaceX seeking 578-satellite limit.

When it comes to evaluating COVID treatments, MDs are only human.

If he can do it, why won't Apple?

Cloned apps would leverage Android's multi-user system to have duplicate app icons.

The company has already started producing copper-anode foil from recycled cells.

People make requests to delete their private messages, but Twitter ignores them.

EU “disappointed” in Twitter fact-checking plan amid Russia disinfo campaigns.

It's also the only one. But it's still very good.

Company says future game pricing will be decided on a "case-by-case basis."

Alcohol and sedating antihistamines were to blame, according to crash investigator.

Comcast insisted false data was correct; error seems to affect dozens of homes.

Also: Samba de Amigo, a Castlevania Dead Cells, Advance Wars, and Pikmin 4.

Musk pausing Twitter feature updates amid global outage, report says.

$4-per-user-per-month Essentials tier is the only way to keep your stuff.

So far, the expected Microsoft-Google AI war has turned into an AI fizzle.

At that distance, the ring should condense into a moon. Why hasn't it?

ChatGPT restrictions on the creation of illicit content are easy to circumvent.

China will stop giving network-access permits to some legacy communication tech.

The rental company's new goal is for a quarter of its fleet to be electric by 2024.

New code suggests the faster, more-efficient system is due to arrive soon.

Google kicks off monthly releases of Android 14 Developer Previews.

Outbreak data is lagging, but test positivity has exceeded last year's peak.

EVs are a good start, but energy grids and supply chains must decarbonize, too.

And the EOS R50 camera is the cheapest way to buy into the RF lens family.

Preliminary report suggests divesting Call of Duty business may be key to approval.

The cache of letters sheds new light on Mary Stuart's years of captivity in England.

It's a midrange-ish tablet with a pen, keyboard, and aluminum body.

Bluetooth and Wi-Fi 6 are maybes.