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Regrettably, humans still have to write the code in the first place.

Processor protects malware from attempts to inspect and analyze it.

Including iPads, MacBooks, and Apple Watches. Plus deals on Xbox One X and more.

Verizon surprised by lawsuit, says it already fixed the problem.

VFEmail says data for virtually all US users is gone for good.

Solar jobs slip for the second year in a row, says The Solar Foundation annual report.

A few Arsians get personal for V-Day and serenade the gear that brings them joy.

"We plan to begin the subject evaluation in February 2019."

Automatic emergency braking and blind spot monitoring is now available at Freightliner.

Eero's routers could help Amazon connect its various Echo and Alexa devices.

The more emissions-efficient way to recycle an EV battery is to remove the cathode.

Aquaman Director James Wan returns to his horror roots as producer of new film.

Adam Christopher penned Darkness on the Edge of Town, to be published June 4.

Unveiling will take place at Mobile World Congress.

Clever trick may be designed to bypass Gatekeeper protections built into macOS.

Expert Beat Saber players are rotating their wrists at over 3,600 degrees/second.

Democrat proposes ban apparently in response to Verizon throttling firefighters.

Mars One's greatest sin may be making Lee Hutchinson look smart.

Eliminating non-medical vaccine exemptions isn't enough; CA medical exemptions tripled.

Howard the Duck, M.O.D.O.K. headline new series, which are coming nowhere near Disney Plus.

SpaceX Starlink team wants quick FCC approval to support "ambitious timetable."

Forget GPS and a compass, this uses more accurate camera-based positioning.

Move comes after December server shutdown cut off 90% of the game's music library.

Accidental entry leads to an early look at area still under development.

Ceramics from a 900-year-old shipwreck hint at complex Indian Ocean trade routes.

Nuro is already doing fully driverless grocery deliveries in the Phoenix area.

Traditional aerospace powers as well as newer companies like SpaceX are likely to bid.

"They said 'Screw it, let’s just do it and go to space.'"

Leigh Honeywell will talk about tech workers challenging companies to be more ethical.

"Clipper" app replaced user's wallet address with addresses controlled by developers.

A pre-war Datsun, some outrageous custom cars, and not one but two Toyota 2000GTs.

The Chicago Auto Show runs from February 9-18 at McCormick Place.

Snuggle up with a loved one this Valentine's Day and play a game.

You pay more for medicine because hundreds of generics aren't for sale.

"The new images are creating scientific puzzles."

Move would end dependence on Intel after the Qualcomm fallout.

A second look at a shocking 2016 study, plus the climate impacts of melting ice.

Sprint says AT&T's "5G E" campaign violates laws against false advertising.

Hardware support will continue even as new software dwindles.

A curious week in which Microsoft disses its own products.

Google job listing hopes someone—anyone—will save Wear OS.

Google Fiber will leave city and try to clean up the mess it made.

Bezos gave private eye unlimited budget to investigate stolen photos.

Researchers aimed to replace insulin shots, but it could work with other drugs.

Possibly the funniest and most heartwarming PG-rated film I've ever seen.

"The workload is large, but I believe we can handle it."

Bezos says if he "can't stand up to extortion, how many people can?"

Defense Distributed takes gun-file legal fight to N.J., as Washington case will continue.

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