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This isn't the IP camera software you think it is.

After weeks of leaks, the device is launching in 26 markets today.

Reddit declined to confirm why suspension was enforced; came shortly after reveal of DMs.

Foam insulation manufacturers were shockingly open about CFC-11 use.

The iOS update also fixes bugs with AirPods and Exchange mail servers.

Meanwhile, a Chinese firm hopes to build a large battery factory in eastern Germany.

Processors using licensed x86 IP could have implications for trade war, national security.

The US backed down when Russia stepped in to support the pro-breastfeeding resolution.

AT&T warns HBO employees of a "tough" first year under AT&T ownership.

A bunch of smaller mirrors pretend to be one giant one.

"There is no place for modernization, there is only the mission of survival."

There's no x86 in the AI chip market yet—"People see a gold rush; there’s no doubt.”

Device likely won't be needed but Musk is sending it to Thailand just in case.

A life of theater, activism informed McKellen's role choices.

So many college classes chosen based on... a chili pepper.

"Construction complete in about 8 hours," the tech billionaire tweeted Saturday.

We've been doing this for years.

Driving one will rekindle your sense of joy.

A different kind of Loch Ness Monster.

Reclusive artist walked away from Marvel in 1968, kept drawing for decades.

Trade tariffs that impact Chinese imports are also cited as a risk.

Stylish also stored search results and, by default, a unique identifier.

Newsweek, Time, and Fox remain vulnerable to injection, man-in-middle attacks.

Valve plugged the hole, but important data has already escaped.

More feminine look of Las Vegas statue merits copyright protection.

Netflix goes all-in on the thumbs-up, thumbs-down review system.

FCC denies petition to restore $25 Lifeline subsidy for Tribal residents.

Musk outlines possible plan for rescuing 12 stranded boys and their coach.

Freedom from Avengers makes all the difference, even if film's title is inaccurate.

"What do we do with SLS?"

Meanwhile, draft emissions rule will sidestep relitigation of endangerment finding.

Maybe 2013 won't be the final peak, but economy is getting cleaner.

Company faces a crippling export ban after selling tech to Iran and North Korea.

Plus deals on the Echo Show, Samsung SSDs, computer speakers, and more.

Follows reports that Amazon mulled buying some of the bankrupt chain's shops.

After compromise, nation's toughest net neutrality bill back on track.

Megaupload founder vows appeal as NZ court rejects his arguments in copyright case.

A fuel-cell research vessel would produce its own water to boot.

Unlike Comcast, Charter doesn't offer upgrades to HD video streaming.

From the archives: In the '90s, OS geeks adored BFS's ahead-of-its-time feature set.

“Really, the Europa people don’t know that much,” planetary scientist Carolyn Porco said.

The ups and downs of software-defined networking—and having too many access points.

DNA editing gone awry, big monsters, burly men: one 2018 movie got it right.

Annual "speedrunning" drive for charity includes Mario races, hacked GameCubes.

From the archives: It's coating versus a toilet, a Slip-n-Slide, and one editor's dignity.

Similar bugs reportedly affect Firefox and other browsers, too.

The video has since been taken down, though it stayed up for hours.

A command spread through Slack and Discord channels to cryptocurrency users is a trap.