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“We all have monsters within us. It’s up to us to control it.”

Musk replied, "Starlink service is now active in Ukraine. More terminals en route."

Tech companies find themselves navigating a new East-West split.

Bug primarily affects locally stored files synced with Microsoft OneDrive.

The AW720M is a high-end wireless mouse worthy of righties and exciting for lefties.

The halt affects 14 factories, a third of Toyota's global production.

This refreshing comic triumph isn't saddled with DC's "connected universe."

COVID cases have increased 555% recently, and oxygen shortage risks thousands of lives.

A new torque-vectoring rear differential adds a drift mode, among other things.

With a Snapdragon 8cx Gen 3, it's the first Windows-on-Arm ThinkPad.

Lenovo announces its first portable monitor with the taller aspect ratio.

Australia forced tech giants to pay for content; other countries now expect the same.

Dealmaster also has LG OLED TVs, the Nintendo Switch, Lenovo laptops, and SSDs.

"We will take all relevant decisions in response to this decision."

Many devs are leaving their studios to found new ones as indie players are snapped up.

Scientists find some parallels with human speech in cheeps and trills of birdsong.

A single dot means we're nearly halfway through focusing the telescope.

Caltech study recruited participants from SoCal's 17th Door haunted house experience.

Most of the country falls into categories where face mask use is considered optional.

There's no web version yet, though.

Export ban affects chips, telecom, encryption tech, lasers, sensors, and more.

"If you block cooperation with us, who will save the ISS from an unguided de-orbit?"

Power, battery, software compatibility, and too many random crashes: Let's dig in.

Until further notice, use Deck's built-in KDE desktop to unlock system's full potential.

Obviously, you shouldn't install "special" drivers from sketchy third parties.

Musk denies passing information to his brother, Kimbal, a member of Tesla's board.

"We've agreed to a $20 per hour pay cut in the last contract to stay competitive with SpaceX."

Archaeologists also found a flint blade that may have been used as a cauterizing tool.

Source narrowed down to a cluster where the stars are too old for bursts.

Plus RGB for days.

Windows 11's next big update will bring multiple touchscreen enhancements.

Plea agreements detail plan to attack substations across US and cause mass unrest.

Pub says FIFA is an "impediment" to getting "different types of gameplay" approved.

The USPS rejected all criticism from the EPA and White House.

Twitter: We goofed up by suspending users tracking the conflict with Russia.

NHTSA has received 278 complaints about inappropriate automatic emergency braking.

"Dragon Canyon" NUC can't keep up with a bigger desktop, but it gets close.

Cleanse stems from ancient Indian medicine that has little proven benefit, links to poisonings.

Expansive gaming platform could be a good use for powerful cars' AMD GPUs.

The Pixel 7 looks like the Pixel 6, and that shows maturation from Google Hardware.

Trump's social network technically exists now, but good luck trying to use it.

"I am very unhappy with the openly hostile policy of the USA toward my country."

The Russian government's Sandworm group uses previously unseen Cyclops Blink.

Amazon seeks profits from two companies it says sell positive Amazon reviews.

Dealmaster also has new MacBook Pros, Samsung SSDs and microSD cards, and It Takes Two.

New study sheds light on why species extinction was so selective after the K-Pg impact.

Explore a massive, haunted world dotted with frustratingly stubborn bosses.

"We achieved many important milestones in 2021."

Even the cheaper, non-SE version has more features.

Hospital risk was still relatively low, but surge speaks to omicron's transmissibility.