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We can't say much yet, but its size may clarify who this $1,599-and-up GPU isn't for.

With subvariant soup simmering, OG BA.5 kicks off fall COVID surge.

There's a lot to the recent firing, most of it centered on how to best serve students.

Lazarus is latest group to pull off "bring your own vulnerable device" attack.

It's like The Ref meets Mel Gibson's Fat Man, with a side of John Wick.

Not to be outdone by Meta, Google's AI generator can output 1280x768 HD video at 24 fps.

Four banks alone expect more than $255 million in scam and fraud claims in 2022.

For some reason, the 256GB and 512GB versions are the same price.

Slow sales are reportedly to blame.

Most automakers use multiple redundant sensors. Tesla thinks otherwise.

Dealmaster also has Garmin watches, 4K TVs, robot vacuums, and our favorite streaming sticks.

Report suggests server queues are tens of thousands of players long.

Court case over broken merger deal only happened "because Elon Musk is Elon."

"Space advertising turns out to have a potential for commercial viability."

New GPU series, ranging from $289 to $349, is less "amazing" and more "interesting."

Alain Aspect, John Clauser, and Anton Zeilinger pioneered quantum information science.

Musk wants to avoid trial, told Twitter he'll complete deal at original price.

Sega's famously boxy 1993 arcade game gets a fan-powered Stable Diffusion refresh.

ISPs apparently blocking VLC website due to gov't order, but it's not clear why.

Experts say policymakers mostly ignore Google's transparency reports.

All the goodies from the sedan plus more headroom and an optional third row.

In the limited hearing, the judge will weigh alleged government misconduct.

Parliament approves USB-C rule for 2024, mulls wireless charging interoperability.

Nest's Wifi Pro has all the latest standards and not as much Google-y ecosystem.

Non-binding national guidelines on AI harms may inform future policy and business decisions.

The October 2022 Android update is the end of support for Google's worst phone.

After a 10-ads-per-video experiment earlier, YouTube seems hungry for more subs.

What to do with recordings from a whopping 300,000 mouse neurons?

"NASA is not able to share the number of bids."

A three-judge panel reversed lower courts' dismissal of the lawsuits.

400,000 Pis are still being made every month, but most are going to businesses.

Confidential incident reports, personnel records, and more are leaked online.

Section 230 to face its first Supreme Court challenge.

Intel and AMD gear, yes, but support for RISC-V, LoongArch, and Gaudi2 show up.

The orbiter most definitely exceeded expectations.

Open source files for Google Japan's latest joke concept are on GitHub.

Hack uses FreeBSD "race condition" exploit on older PS5 firmware.

Dealmaster also has PC accessories, gift card deals, and some of our favorite wearables.

Modern hunter-gatherers offer insight into how our distant ancestors ate.

Illumina just announced a machine that can crack genomes twice as fast.

First Optimus prototype walked onto stage, waved. Another one needed support and slumped over.

No one has confirmed a case of influenza B/Yamagata since April 2020.

Managers will assess the scope of work to perform while in the VAB.

Visual novel insider says "school setting" may have caused concern for Valve.

"Summoning Salt" left with little understanding on where auto-moderation line is drawn.

One firmware push could let Stadia fans keep their favorite wireless controller.

Microsoft said it's working on an accelerated schedule to roll out a patch.

USB-IF drops 12-year-old USB branding representing 5Gbps and faster speeds.

Meta called content "safe" that UK judge found "impossible to watch."

AMD previewed new OpenGL drivers for consumer Radeon GPUs earlier this year.