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It’s like playing in a multiverse “but the different boards are connected to each other.”

May be useful for security, as it’s hard to tell how the circuitry might execute.

VR app called Arthur lets you, distant colleagues collaborate within a 3D meeting space.

Northern California serial murderer sent encoded messages that went uncracked until now.

Elon Musk revealed he had moved to Texas earlier this week.

Op-ed: An exemption to the DMCA could make DIY console repairs possible—and legal.

Researchers say YouTube's policies and algorithms are still too opaque.

FDA head had been told to submit his resignation if vaccine wasn’t approved Friday.

SVP Johny Srouji told Apple employees that development kicked off this year.

Apple argues the iPhone and its app store are part of the same product.

CentOS was the most famous "RHEL rebuild" by far—but there are others.

Group is known for its robust, custom-made malware. IT firm says the link is a mistake.

Boston Dynamics gets access to Hyundai's serious manufacturing supply chain.

The board is set, the pieces moving, and the show's fifth season is devastatingly good.

Players are not going all the way out to Andromeda this time.

It was just one of a smorgasbord of offerings presented at Disney's Investor Day.

The company failed to adequately fix the vulnerability before, so it’s trying again.

Famously, Apple's Quadra 700 once helped track dinosaurs. Is it stuck in amber nowadays?

“We’re not going to have big issues that cause us to stand down.”

Wait... they got Mahershala Ali to revive Blade, too?

New York Times columnist Nick Kristof inspired increased scrutiny of Pornhub.

Lucasfilm President Kathleen Kennedy introduced them all at Disney's Investor Day.

If the FDA signs off on the recommendation, vaccine distribution could begin in days.

Bill would require judiciary to overhaul PACER site and make it free by 2025.

Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and Yandex are all affected in widespread ad-injection campaign.

Will Braden, aka the "thieving filmmaker," announced Henri's passing on Facebook.

A dispatch-worker law led to studies, debate within Apple—but not enough action.

Sony will be by far the biggest US player in this rapidly growing market.

Android’s Carrier Services app, which has over a billion downloads, is on the fritz.

By design, Brave Today doesn't let the company or third parties build user profiles.

“We’re very focused on being capital efficient, which is another word for cheap.”

CD Projekt Red promises “a more permanent solution” to come.

The vote for authorization is scheduled for later this afternoon.

CentOS Stream, founded in 2019, is “a rolling preview of what's next in RHEL.”

Data from Russian experiments on pulsed RF energy offers best explanation.

“It’s not critters who cause accidents. It’s careless airmen.”

“Congrats SpaceX team hell yeah!!”

Rival Waymo has been offering driverless rides to the public since October.

Hack of the European Medicines Agency affects vaccine from Pfizer and BioNTech.

It would offer much higher energy density and much faster charging.

The weather in South Texas is again rather nice.

It's almost certainly going to be a long and ugly legal fight.

Fuchsia has been in development for four years now.

Not only does the whole state share one password, but it’s posted publicly.

Pornhub will only allow uploads by verified users, bans downloads of most videos.

“This came as a big surprise. I expected a complete breakdown of conventional physics.”

People with “significant” history of allergies told to avoid jab.

The iOS version will run in a Web browser, just like Google’s Stadia.

The electoral college is set to confirm Joe Biden’s victory next Monday.

Today, C may be a lingua franca among programmers. This is its (abridged) history.