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Netflix files copyright claims against tweets criticizing movie, trailer
The company filed takedowns against its own trailer when shared in critical tweets.
Apple’s AirPods are on sale for a new low price of $99 today
Dealmaster also has deals on Amazon Fire tablets, Instant Pots, and more.
iOS 14.2 is here with new emoji and wallpapers, long list of bug fixes
iPadOS, watchOS, and tvOS also got updates.
Samsung built a bigger, $3,000 version of the Galaxy Fold 2 for China
Somehow it’s the same size screens in a bigger, gold-clad body.
Rocket Lab is about to attempt a first-stage recovery
“Parachutes are not trivial things to get right.”
The feds just seized Silk Road’s $1 billion stash of bitcoin
Forfeiture comes two days after mystery party transferred 69,369 BTC out of wallet.
This ancient big-game hunter was a woman
She hunted 9,000 years ago in the Andean highlands and was buried with her gear.
Study: Guy Fawkes bonfires aren’t a factor in ice formation in clouds
Icy clouds could provide buffer against rising CO levels—or amplify those effects.
Uber and Lyft in driving seat to remake US labor laws
Campaigners for gig-economy workers dismayed after California vote.
The Lego Star Wars Holiday Special looks as wacky as it sounds
There's a a new trailer for the special, which airs on Disney+ on November 17.
Texas satellite company defends itself against NASA criticisms
“We’re not a bunch of cowboys launching satellites.”
AMD’s Zen 3 CPUs are here—we test the blistering-fast 5900X and 5950X
It's official: Intel lost the single-threaded desktop performance crown to AMD.
Xbox Series X/S review: Beautiful, powerful—but whatcha gonna play?
Finally, you can enjoy our first lengthy tests of the weirdly positioned $299 Series S.
It’s a NRO-go for an Atlas V launch on Wednesday night [Updated]
Rocket will try out new boosters on this launch.
Someone has transferred ~$1 billion from a bitcoin wallet quiet since 2015
Wallet is likely tied to Silk Road, the underground crime bazaar shut down in 2013.
FCC forces T-Mobile to pay $200 million fine for subsidiary Sprint’s fraud
Before merger, Sprint took FCC reimbursements for 885,000 lapsed customers.
Connected cars must be open to third parties, say Massachusetts voters
The ballot initiative passed with overwhelming support.
US left the Paris Agreement Wednesday—here’s how it could get back in
The future will be clearer once the election is decided.
Mink variant of coronavirus spreads to humans in Denmark; full cull planned
Scientists don’t have data on genetic variant yet, but Denmark is taking precautions.
We finally know what has been making fast radio bursts
Magnetars, a type of neutron star, can produce the previously enigmatic bursts.
Google says the Pixel 5’s uneven panel gaps are nothing to worry about
Big panel gaps have users worrying about water resistance, grime collection.
California votes against granting Uber and Lyft drivers employee status
With 72 percent of votes counted, the measure is ahead 58 percent to 42 percent.
As Trump falsely claims victory, Twitter and Facebook counter misinformation
Platforms add disclaimers to Trump’s baseless claims of vote-counting fraud.
Intel enters the laptop discrete GPU market with Xe Max
The new part is a content-creation tool, not a gaming accelerator.
New haunted house study suggests there’s a sweet spot for recreational fear
It’s just the latest study exploring the mind/body connection between fear and fun.
Trump plans huge White House party amid dire pandemic warnings
Leaked internal reports show how alarmed top adviser is about the state of the country.
“Stay Home” robocalls to voters prompt FBI, FCC investigations
Voters in several states received “stay home” messages on or near Election Day.
HBO Max quietly restored service to Linux users
It's not too late to finish Season One of Lovecraft Country on your favorite device.
Google fixes two more Chrome zero-days that were under active exploit
Both desktop and Android versions are affected.
As renewable power prices drop, researchers tally up their added costs
Matching demand when the supply of wind and solar varies has costs, but small ones.
Grab early Black Friday deals on Bose headphones, Fire TV Sticks, and more
Dealmaster also has deals on LG OLED TVs and Samsung SSDs, among other gadgets.
NASA calls Voyager 2, and the spacecraft answers from interstellar space
The spacecraft is so far south it can only talk to one Earth-bound antenna.
Report: The first Apple Silicon Macs will be the MacBook Pro and Air
The laptops will be first and the desktops are coming later, report claims.
The 2020 Volvo V60 Cross Country: How to ruin a station wagon
Jacking up the ride height on a perfectly good car just ruins the way it drives.
How Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and Reddit are handling the election
The only thing messier than November 3 on social media might be November 4.
NASA objects to new mega-constellation, citing risk of “catastrophic collision”
“This particular region of space tends to produce a large number of conjunctions.”
Raspberry Pi 400 review—the under-$100 desktop PC you didn’t know you needed
The Pi 400 isn't a powerful desktop PC—but it is a desktop PC, for $100 or less.
Trump stokes “Fire Fauci” chant, falsely says US “rounding the turn”
As cases spike, Trump admin continues to belittle pandemic, public health experts.
SpaceX Starlink users provide first impressions and unboxing pictures
"It feels like it's from the future... I am amazed at how well it works."
One more event, one more thing: Apple will hold another event on November 10
The company will almost definitely announce its first Apple Silicon Macs.
Pixel 5 teardown shows off the guts of Google’s latest flagship
The mysterious innards of the Pixel 5 reveal a lot of unique decisions.
Court tosses constitutional challenge to Trump order on social media
Plaintiffs can’t challenge the order because they weren’t directly harmed by it.
Sony reportedly puts a stop to third-party PS5 faceplate plans
PlayStation maker considers unique design part of its “intellectual property.”
Europe’s “best answer” to competition from SpaceX slips again, will cost more
The Ariane 6 was designed to be more cost effective to fly.
Dr. Strangenet—or, how I stopped worrying and embraced the WFH IT apocalypse
There's no more perimeter, everybody's Wi-Fi is broken, and yet...we're still working.
Action-packed Alice in Borderland trailer boasts a killer tiger and bikini-fu
It’s based on the Japanese manga by Haro Aso and directed by Shinsuke Sato.
Virus Hunters makes a strong case that COVID-19 is just the wake-up call
Ecologist/epidemiologist Chris Golden on looking for patterns that cause pandemics.
After 20 years of service, the Space Station flies into an uncertain future
“We do have to think about the fact that 20 years is a long time.”
Eta forms, tying Atlantic record for most tropical systems in a season
Eta to produce flooding in Central America, then may turn north
What to wear when you’re battling giant, venomous hornets
The suits worn by entomologists were affordable—and came up in an Amazon search.
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