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Strong fundraising results are a vote of confidence from Wall Street.

Foundational patterns in Roman theaters resemble electromagnetic cloaking devices.

Freecell was robbed.

Tumblr owner Verizon seeks buyer months after banning adult content.

Facebook's virtual currency could be pegged to traditional currencies.

Premium re-releases will be "free of intrusive ads and microtransactions."

A three-month period in Austin, Texas, saw 20 injuries per 100,000 rides.

A visual tour de force that can be a little overly gross and grindy feeling.

"A beautiful, beautiful launch of the booster and capsule today. Incredible."

Microsoft has started the announcements, with more to come next week.

Mayhew last played Chewie in the 2015 film The Force Awakens.

Admits fans "aren't happy with the design"—but how much can be changed before November?

New Xbox Code of Conduct translates existing legalese into online trash talk.

Support for Unreal Engine 4 should arrive by the end of the month.

The project received hundreds of millions in grants and may now be scrapped.

Bill mandates Internet filtering and creates a Russian version of DNS.

Researchers found a small increase in teen suicide before and after the show's release.

Banner said that Internet Explorer 6 would soon be dropped.

New option coming soon auto-deletes usage data but doesn't cover all activity.

But there will be cosmetic microtransactions and special edition "boost mods."

Army unit's effort brings hacker con culture to the home of military cyber.

For the last year, Elon Musk had said Tesla wouldn't need to raise more cash.

Plus an LG OLED TV for $1,070, a 9.7-inch iPad for $250, and much more.

"There was an anomaly and the vehicle was destroyed."

A few years of this and we'll understand the afterlife of dead stars.

CEO talks business and tech challenges of emulating 2,000+ classic titles.

War Stories takes a look at how community feedback shaped the game's final form.

"Gateway supports the acceleration of landing on the surface of the Moon in 2024."

Passengers are not allowed to disembark in St. Lucia, which eliminated measles in 2016.

Lawsuit calls Walter Huang's Model X "unreasonably dangerous."

1.9M more people lack access, not a big enough error to change Pai's conclusion.

Aerosol pollution from the '50s to the '70s may have complicated the picture.

Steam sales will continue for now; Steam "support" will continue indefinitely.

Hulu brings back the cult favorite as an eight-episode miniseries.

The 160,000-year-old jawbone is the first Denisovan fossil found outside Siberia.

No mention yet of when the Zen 2 Ryzen 3000s will arrive.

And median data usage exceeds 200GB for all residential customers.

Creator says he regrets overselling the secret, "sandboxed" coding environment.

The Wikileaks founder's legal troubles are far from over.

"It has been worth every minute, and I am extremely pleased with the entire team."

The meteoroid strike left a brief flash, lasting just 0.28 seconds.

In graphene, electrons can efficiently concentrate heat and generate electricity.

High-tech spectrometry and traditional knowledge shed light on an ancient industry.

The iPhone maker saw more of the same during the second quarter of 2019.

High-severity hole in Oracle WebLogic under active exploit for 9 days. Patch now.

Pai decision raises speeds, but it'll take a decade to reach all 106K locations.

Details are scarce, but the "backdoor" appears to be benign.

Plus Sekiro and DMC 5 for $45, Fitbit Versa and Roku TV discounts, and more.

Wireless, powerful, simple, fun: This is the $400 all-in-one VR system to beat.

NASA may have a Puerto Rico problem.