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Experiments with robotic spiders and prey suggest spiders can detect differences in natural web frequencies.
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Food inspectors and disease-sniffing dog handlers remain out of work as food spoils.
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The new batteries can charge at 10C, with fast chargers peaking at 1,000 kW.
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Plants thrived in present-day China throughout the End-Permian extinction.
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Darkness fell over Mare Crisium, ending a daily dose of dazzling images from the Moon.
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"Kennedy's war on vaccines has started," one researcher said.
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A bacterial energy storage system is modified to make polymers.
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UK Online Safety Act requires prompt content removals Musk's X has resisted.
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Assistant is becoming less helpful as Google "prioritizes" experiences.
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F1 teams show us who's fast and who's not at the start of the 2025 season.
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"Channeling" during brewing process can lead to non-uniform filtration and lower extraction yield.
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Goal is to compete with Starlink, connecting remote areas to the Internet.
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The Escalade embodies the American luxury car ideal, and now it's gone electric.
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Using a custom kit to make a budget EV offer some emergency power.
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tj-actions/changed-files corrupted to run credential-stealing memory scraper.
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Production designer Dennis Gassner: "I have one fallback position: when in doubt, make it beautiful."
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A real bit of cyborg hardware highlights the technology's current limitations.
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Two WoT book readers dive back into Amazon's increasingly divergent adaptation.
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Cheap, unreliable ceramic APU resonators lead to "constant, pervasive, unavoidable" issues.
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Crew 9 could return as early as next Wednesday.
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Apple's annual refresh is a minor one, but not much needed to change anyway.
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Since 2000, when measles was eliminated from US, only three years had higher cases.
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by Scharon Harding on (#6VYCY)
Amazon is killing a privacy feature to bolster Alexa+, the new subscription assistant.
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by Benj Edwards on (#6VY9V)
Anthropic trains AI to hide motives, but different "personas" betray their secrets.
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Google promises more details on the move to Gemini in the coming months.
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Stream your DRM-free audiobooks to devices yourselves, without the cloud's chains.
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by Andrew Cunningham on (#6VY9Y)
Lack of encryption was one SMS shortcoming that RCS was created to solve.
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Charges cause water droplets in an early-Earth atmosphere to build up pre-life chemicals.
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Tesla hopes to slow down Trump's tit-for-tat tariffs amid financial woes.
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"We are exploring options to expand our manufacturing capabilities."
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Some owners would rather sell their car than be associated with Tesla now.
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Google says regulators are too worried about risk.
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The curious case of the missing Kickstarter spoons.
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by Scharon Harding on (#6VY41)
Reddit will likely continue increasing the amount of ads users see.
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by Stephen Clark on (#6VXY3)
The head of Poland's space agency was fired over a bungled response to SpaceX debris falling over Polish territory.
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by Jennifer Ouellette on (#6VXY4)
Ars chats with epidemiologist Tara Smith about the film's scientific accuracy and impact over 3 decades.
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by Andrew Cunningham on (#6VXW0)
Other iPads are nicer and faster, but I end up using all of them the same way.
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by Beth Mole on (#6VXJC)
Schools across the country are cutting back as US research takes "severe blow."
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CJR study shows AI search services misinform users and ignore publisher exclusion requests.
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"You lose it, and then what do you do? You don't give up. You go back in."
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"Ten years ago this was embraced by everyone, and seen as a win-win for all."
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Just keep your Chromecast plugged in, and it should come back to life.
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