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Western Digital's SMR disks won't work for ZFS, but they're okay for most NASes.

Thirty-nine percent of surveyed people admitted to at least one risky practice.

In the process, they discovered the oldest evidence of malted drinks in central Europe.

It also seeps into homes; contaminates food, furniture; and can cause long-term lung damage.

It would address one of our main complaints about the Magic Keyboard peripheral.

Motorola turns in great budget designs, but whiffs on NFC.

This 4K-ready return hews tightly to the original games, and that's mostly good news.

Activision defends Kotick's pay by citing the company's healthy stock performance.

"The climate change and disaster mechanics are the most compelling additions to Civ VI."

“We knew the test-stand was nearing its end-of-life.”

It's starting to feel a lot like 2016.

It's like The Punisher meets V for Vendetta, but in Russian.

Most of the data, however, comes from SARS and MERS.

People may need to get permission before embedding someone else's Instagram photo.

An IR temperature sensor lets a smartphone do fever screening for COVID-19.

Theoretical black holes are ideal toy models for thought experiments in quantum gravity.

Three of four authors "no longer vouch for the veracity of the primary data sources."

Limited monster selection means no more teams full of overpowered attackers.

Antietam Broadband cancels cap—Comcast, AT&T only waived caps through June 30.

Dealmaster also has deals on PS Plus subscriptions, Apple devices, and more.

Filmmaker tells Ars the candid tone was a response to “corporate” Netflix F1 doc.

Running the numbers shows it might even be commercially viable.

These devices were already limited to the classic app with no live TV support.

Executives allegedly “exploited widespread fears” of pandemic to make millions.

Critics say everyone deserves it. Others say safety should be factored in, too.

The suit seeks a ruling forcing Amazon to do better instead of financial damages.

If you thought Witcher 3 got a bleeding-edge port, get a load of this blurry quest.

Idle arcade hardware + cloud gaming infrastructure = a new “fog gaming” business?

Android version also teased; exact June release date for $10 game coming soon.

Stories are a living thing.

Company is also now operating two rocket-catching boats in the Atlantic.

$7.4 billion of DOD gear sent to more than 8,000 law enforcement agencies.

The platform's tiny and occasional blocks do not stem the greater tide it permits.

This would be Google's first Android TV device in six years.

FCC issues 6-month delay on law banning rental fees for equipment customers own.

Apple has long used digital anti-theft measures in its stores.

The company's in-development TrueNAS Scale project is based on Debian 11.

Repeating a call to shoot looters got @SuspendThePres a visit from the banhammer.

The huge earthen platform discovered in Tabasco, Mexico, dates back 3,000 years.

Post was “inconsistent with the values of the Department,” investigation found.

“Now is not the time,” Activision says of delayed Call of Duty content.

“You heard us yelling that we were media, but they don't care,” reporter said.

But Japanese release spreads its 16 built-in games across four color variants.

Researchers are skeptical of a data analytics company that has not shared data.

“I've done crazier things than dry out a radio antenna.”

The hit BBC series has already been renewed for a fourth season.

New high-pressure tactic is designed to increase the chance of a hefty payout.

We can only disclose so much ahead of June 12, but you can read between the lines.

The bill's authors hope privacy and public health don't have to be at odds.

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