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Stallman quit in 2019 after emails about Jeffrey Epstein and age-of-consent laws.

The trial results seem positive, but the vaccine may continue to raise doubts.

The documentary gives short shrift to some of the biggest stories from 2020.

FairPlay DRM used in iTunes and Apple Music infringed on small company's patent.

The Falcon 9 has come to dominate commercial satellite launches.

"Sexually explicit images of real people" not allowed on the service, Valve says.

The Galaxy S21 line is $200 cheaper this year, and Samsung is seeing results.

Emma Southon discusses her new book, A Fatal Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum.

Use of Boston Robotics' Digidog intensifies concerns about police militarization.

And human embryos now get to the earliest state of development in a dish.

Will we be able to trust it with a new form of personal data? (Probably not.)

Russian iPhone buyers soon to see prompts to install software developed in Russia.

As if the mass-exploitation of Exchange servers wasn't enough, now there's BIG-IP.

Disney+'s latest won't unseat Justice League this weekend—but it belongs in your queue.

The change is expected to come with iOS 14.5 within just a few weeks.

The FDA has warned not to drink or use the water.

Garamond—it's just too small for the DC Circuit.

"I always do that. I always mess up some mundane detail!"—Michael Bolton

The after-the-fact change was incredibly unpopular among device owners.

New deal lets ESPN+, Peacock, Paramount+, and Tubi simulcast national games, too.

3 ft enough for elementary; 6 ft best for middle, high schools if cases are high.

Employees at sensitive facilities have been asked not to drive Teslas to work.

"If we can't do a rocket for $11.5 billion, we ought to close up shop."

Renewable power, less evaporation, lower maintenance, and more.

"The RS-25 is a great program for us."

New series modernizes Holmsian lore with diverse cast, supernatural elements.

The Green Run test may give NASA a green light to proceed with a launch.

The breadth and abundance of exploits for unknown vulnerabilities sets group apart.

Ars talks to the sport's senior director of operations to learn about the whoops.

Next online event, coincidentally, will only include PlayStation games.

AT&T is angry that it must stop charging HBO Max rivals for data-cap exemptions.

Dealmaster also has deals on the Nintendo Switch Lite, Dell monitors, and more.

Federal agencies already buy tons of user data; one vendor is now being sued.

Secret to at least one aspect of object's unusual properties lies in solid nitrogen ice.

Report claims Mini LED is in the works, too.

Uber only wants to pay for "engaged time"—not time waiting for a new customer.

Machine-generated captions are great for podcasts, livestreams, and more.

Oculus Touch-style controllers bring DualSense-style haptic feedback, triggers.

XcodeSpy uses malicious Xcode project to install the EggShell backdoor.

But getting people to pay attention to news quality doesn't seem to help much.

DDoS-for-hire services adopt new technique that amplifies attacks 37 fold.

Development has been moved to Donenfeld's own zx2c4.com for the time being.

COVID vaccines don’t prevent blood clots, which are common in the general population.

"No one really games on a Mac."

When warm and cold air masses collide, bad things can happen.

Rocket Lake-S looks like a solid gen-on-gen improvement—but not a Ryzen-killer.

The best model has a 120 Hz display, Snapdragon 750G for ~$510.

Judge thoroughly rejected ISPs' arguments against Calif. law, transcript shows.

The grave offers a rare glimpse at the lives of high-ranking Mayan officials.

New study had a firm conclusion on 3 feet, but rather shaky data.