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Xiaomi's 2023 flagship falls back into old habits.

In Germany, opposition to wind farms correlated with conspiratorial thinking.

Musk email complains of "many detailed leaks of confidential Twitter information."

"They have invested a lot of their own money into the suits."

Since-deleted forum post suggested "no current plans" to bring them over.

Even businesses that will pay for it won't get new Windows 7 security updates.

11,000 new jobs will be created in Michigan, Ohio, and Tennessee.

"Hundreds of thousands" of Pi Zero, 3A+, and 4 models should show up next year.

First-ever net-energy gain from fusion raises hopes for zero-carbon alternative.

New $899 and $999 GPUs maintain the status quo in the Nvidia-AMD rivalry.

26 mpg once the battery is depleted is not amazing, however.

"It is the beginning of the new beginning."

Dealmaster also has buy-two-get-one-free books, 4K TVs, and a slew of smart home devices.

Housemarque's challenging masterwork is really a PC game at heart.

Some kids can get boosters, some can get an updated series, some get nothing.

Reuters reviewed an email to advertisers saying Twitter Blue is back Friday.

With a huge list of caveats, initial Google passkey support is here.

AI tech makes it trivial to generate harmful fake photos from a few social media pictures.

George Newall, a former ad exec who co-created the influential series, has died at 88.

System76's $300 Launch Heavy has open source hardware and software, plus a USB hub.

Do batteries really cause garbage fires? Only three times in one month.

After missing a Senate deadline, FTX founder tweets, "I am willing to testify."

Some children who got their first shot may not yet be eligible for their second.

Price-to-performance is a bit better than the 4090, if you can find it at $1,200.

"Reentry is our priority-one objective for a reason."

"We need some adult supervision there to actually help these guys."

Hades and Death Stranding sequels, Bioshock's spiritual successor, and more.

Microsoft agrees multi-cloud strategy is "the right one" for Defense Department.

Background tabs will get kicked out of memory, but only if you allow it.

Google's AI division tackles programming languages with a language model.

In medical terms, the dance party is called the "filarial dance sign."

Twitter laid off 63% of women in engineering roles compared to 48% of men.

Former Microsoft CTO Nathan Myhrvold did first computer simulations in late 1990s.

Microsoft would gain "means and motive to harm competition," regulator says.

We can't talk about performance yet, but these GPUs should fit in most PC cases.

Google says it "remains deeply committed" to the Waze app.

There are still lots of ways to exploit Internet Explorer through a Word doc.

EU government says USB-C compliance is mandatory by December 28, 2024.

Reports suggest Musk is looking to pass Apple fees on to Twitter users.

Nearly 1,000 GM dealers have enrolled in the program to double level 2 chargers.

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Amazon already had a lot of success with Fire TV devices.

Long gamma-ray burst stems from neutron star merger, not usual supernova explosion.

Balwani was convicted in July on all 12 counts of fraud related to Theranos.

It remains unclear what the hospital's marketing director was doing with the guns.

DNA left behind during a warm period is viable 2 million years later.

AG: Amazon has so far "escaped appropriate accountability" for consumer harm.

Company abandons its plans for CSAM scanning, too.

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Rise seen as another aftereffect of the pandemic disrupting disease transmission.