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Well-known investor reportedly now finds Bay Area "intolerant."

We contend with limited sports, delays to watch some of the prettiest Olympics action yet.

Ahead of April launch, Nintendo dishes enough details to get our gaming hopes up.

Curiously, UberEats now comprises about 10 percent of the company's business.

Unexplained consultant fees paid out to now-bankrupt company.

With Internet stability hanging in the balance, router maker maintains radio silence.

Investigation of Microsoft's compiler changes show that much of the time, they won't fix Spectre.

New Hampshire’s Hassan says FTC action may be necessary if industry doesn’t respond.

Histamine levels in infested homes were 20X higher than normal.

Top officials from Bundesbank, ECB push for the necessity of fiat currency.

SpaceX got good news from the FCC and will launch two demo satellites Saturday.

Insel Games CEO encouraged employees to write reviews for its own game.

These ants invest a lot of energy in caring for their injured comrades.

Apple's first smart speaker feels exclusively designed for its most ardent fans.

Google can answer "when will you be home?" using your location and traffic data.

Another popular creator to help Netflix's growing original content push.

Batman Ninja now has an English-language trailer and a release date: April 24.

The new SpaceX rocket seriously undercuts its competitors.

If you haven’t updated your Windows app lately, now would be a good time.

Salon’s optional coin mining lets you avoid ads, but eats up your CPU power.

The nation’s bestselling car is now in its eighth generation.

It’s difficult to describe all the ways this is stupid.

Plus deals on 4K TVs, new Beats headphones, and early President's Day discounts.

CDC experts suspect she just didn't swat a fly away fast enough.

Broadband would be one of numerous projects competing for a pool of money.

The numbers don't lie: Games as "live" services bring in more money over time.

Cloudflare says it will be "ready to respond" if Blackbird appeals.

It is now apparent even in the short 25-year-long satellite record.

After shipping just 3.9 million units in 2017, Google has a lot of retail work to do.

Arrest of environmentalists justified by claiming reptiles collect "atomic waves."

Law would require warnings, odds disclosures, and retailer enforcement.

Amazon wants to lessen Alexa's dependence on the cloud for its responses.

Siri, format C:.

Nuclear is the big winner in FY 2019's proposed budget.

NSF and NIH see huge cuts restored, but anything environmental is in trouble.

It would ban chemicals, GMOs, smart meters, reverse vaccine law, end water treatment.

Verizon will let customers unlock phones post-sale, but just how isn't clear yet.

In which we engage in a somewhat legalistic analysis of finales and fandom.

Unsurprisingly, AMD’s new chips beat Intel's GPUs. But can gamers ditch their graphics cards?

Kotaku explores both sides of argument, interviews Bushnell’s female contemporaries.

Of course, there’s nothing stopping drivers from switching to Lyft.

One attack sneaks coin-mining malware onto 4,300 sites. Another targets Android users.

“I could not have predicted this trend—but then bitcoin skyrocketed.”

Simple Google-based cheat sites often beat humans, but a big one was just shut down.

LISA pathfinder three times better than required, 10 times better than expected.

Perhaps the rocket mogul was hungry this morning.

Malware showed knowledge of Olympic networks' structure—and users.

In-depth test says $350 speaker has a "near-perfectly flat frequency response."

Even at 25Mbps, 43 percent of the US had zero ISPs or just one.

A Windows 10 feature is coming to old platforms.