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Clearing blocked filters and clogged valves is the order of the day.

The power of URL parameters lets you unofficially turn off Google's AI Overview.

The tariffs' effects on the bike industry are still up in the air.

No, really, drinking raw milk during the H5N1 outbreak is a bad idea.

iOS 17.5.1 fixed the bug, but users still had questions.

So much for your descendants posthumously clearing out that massive backlog...

This handheld has more RAM than my gaming PC, though the chip stays the same.

OpenAI releases employees from evil exit agreement in staff-wide memo.

"Teams are in the process of completing a follow-on propulsion system assessment."

"Euclid's instruments can detect objects just a few times the mass of Jupiter."

From glue-on-pizza recipes to recommending "blinker fluid," Google's AI sourcing needs work.

"Naming space as a warfighting domain was kind of forbidden, but that's changed."

It's unclear how the malicious version of JAVS Viewer came to be.

Spotify stopped making Car Things in July 2022 but kept selling them.

Opinion: Actively searching without Google or Bing is harder than it looks.

24H2 update includes big changes, will be released "later this calendar year."

Whole fruit chocolate" uses cocoa pulp and inner shell in lieu of sugar.

Steven Kramer charged with voter suppression and faces possible $6 million fine.

In the parasite vs. bear vs. human battle, the grizzly parasite comes out on top.

OpenAI's feud with Scarlett Johansson could cost Hollywood AI deals.

Google turned search into an AI product, and now it's time to make money.

This rear-wheel drive EV is efficient, practical, and has class-leading technology.

For 4 days, the c-root server maintained by Cogent lost touch with its 12 peers.

At MIT conference, experts explore AI's potential for "human flourishing" and the need for regulation.

Live Nation has monopolized "nearly all live music in America today," US says.

At $94,500, the Chevrolet Silverado RST First Edition offers diminishing returns.

Tesla owners should enable PIN-to-drive protection to thwart relay attacks.

Taking a weight-loss drug? Food makers have just the new food for you.

Production scrap from cell factories in Ohio and Tennessee will be recycled.

While it won't make a useful spaceship engine, it may tell us more about relativity.

Like the first case, the farm worker in Michigan only had an eye infection.

T-Mobile raises rates $2 or $5 per line on "some of our oldest rate plans."

Windows RT and Windows 10-on-Arm each launched with just a handful of devices.

A subspecies of reptiles in Italy is much bigger and greener than its relatives.

Anthropic's conceptual mapping helps explain why LLMs behave the way they do.

Repeal bill is bipartisan but has opponents from across the political spectrum.

One month after launch of its "smartphone replacement," Humane already seems doomed.

The features that whale calls share with language are very abstract.

The decision to drop Apple CarPlay was a mistake.

The site even promotes illegal opioid sales to folks seeking addiction support.

Motiv has made electric powertrains for medium-duty vehicles since 2009.

We'll know Tesla is serious about robotaxis when it starts hiring remote operators.

BEDEO and Protean have been converting commercial vans to hybrid power for some time.

"NASA will share more details once we have a clearer path forward."

The benefits may seem small, but they can make a world of difference, patients say.

Google steals DOJ tactic to dodge owing damages by paying DOJ upfront.

It costs less energy to get fossil fuels, but we can't use them as efficiently.

Elon Musk says SpaceX aims to launch the fourth Starship test flight in about two weeks.