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Lots of folks want to change Twitter, but most can't buy enough stock to do it.

Car makers and the public were already getting cold on trade shows before this happened.

Coronavirus concerns can't stop this gathering of tens of thousands of gamers.

Companies' obsession with efficiency hasn't always been good for workers.

Intuit’s $7 billion deal to buy Credit Karma a test for antitrust regulators.

Possible outbreak is in a nursing home where dozens of cases are already suspected.

There are now four possible community-spread cases of COVID-19 in the US.

This show is so Netflix 2020: A brisk and bingeable seven-episodes blending TV niches.

Public comments are open until 11:59pm on Monday.

Security analyst John Strand had a contract to test a correctional facility’s defenses.

We've got bad news for anyone with Cortana-centered smart home setups.

Pai's FCC fines carriers "less than one one-thousandth" of annual revenue.

"They did an abundance of testing."

He made critical contributions to science and contemplated colonizing the Universe.

Elisabeth Moss' emotionally intense yet nuanced performance anchors the film.

Schools, stores, federal agencies, and legions of local police are on the list.

ISPs banned from using FCC funds on Huawei/ZTE, get $1B for replacement gear.

Former NSA hacker repackages in-the-wild Mac malware for his own use.

Hypothesis explains eruptions in China and off the coast of Japan.

Samsung makes big technical improvements in an anachronistic form factor.

"It's pretty exhaustive. You gotta do that."

So far, BG3 looks like a perfect blend of Bioware's original, Larian's modern touches.

The plan asks a lot of Boeing.

Facebook will offer "locally hosted events, videos, and live streamed content."

"The writing on the wall. The sweet smell of blood. Be my victim."

Let's hope a real data privacy law, if we had one, would be less Delos-friendly.

$35 originally got you 1GB of memory, while 2GB was $45.

The latest case is in the same county where hundreds of evacuees were quarantined.

Dealmaster also has offers on Roku streamers, good cheap earphones, and more.

The ISRG's Let's Encrypt is putting the S in HTTPS on a massive scale.

Union predicts tens of thousands of job cuts after T-Mobile and Sprint combine.

Authorities offer vague statement alleging "content that is illegal in China."

2020 misinformation already hard for platforms, with November still months away.

Fans of the first season won't be disappointed.

Our limited edition podcast concludes with a discussion of weaponizing infosec AI.

A bill to ban religious vaccine exemptions faces intense protest.

The optional accessory gives you a total of three displays.

YouTube can restrict PragerU videos because it is a private forum, court rules.

Northrop says this is a first step toward a fleet of satellite-servicing vehicles.

Previous studies suggest volcanic winter caused a population bottleneck 74,000 years ago.

Intel's security plans sound a lot like "we're going to catch up to AMD."

It's not clear how Apple enforces the alleged no-iPhones-for-villains rule.

The “powerhouse of the cell” is apparently not necessary for animal life.

There was plenty of blame to go around for the Apple engineer's death in 2018.

The current pregnancy test offers up lots of false negatives.

Losing data to an intruder is not a great look for a law enforcement partner.

DRM-free store now offers more generous refund terms than digital competitors.

Cypress and Broadcom chip bug bit iPhones, Macs, Android devices, Echoes, and more.

Thomas says he was wrong in Brand X case that helped FCC deregulate broadband.