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The old boss wants a new project. Will it lead to new comedy?

Square spokeswoman: “We have no comment on this.”

False positives affect Windows Preview, Facebook, and more.

Note: You won't be troubleshooting print drivers unless you're into that sort of thing.

Enjoy it now, because history suggests Nintendo will shut it down quickly.

New botnet squadrons wage fiercer, more intense attacks on unsecured IoT devices.

Judge authorized order allowing US to change data in thousands of infected devices.

Device fingerprinting was used to prevent account fraud.

FiOS customers on 750Mbps plan will get speed boost and automatic price cut.

One day 3D XPoint could change the world. But not like this it won't.

Body size changes more rapidly when the planet cools than when it heats up.

We were surprised to see a container of Skittles in the station's camera view.

When states tried to cut health costs, the infamous drug company leapt to action.

Samsung's solution for a red-tinted display is to let you adjust it yourself.

More people will pay for original content like House of Cards.

Season two of show—and our podcast—reaches the final episode.

Over half of the energy comes from natural gas; another 21% is nuclear power.

After backlash over censored LGBTQ+ content, Google debuts "Internet Citizens" project.

Now questioning: 3,700 citations in 25 different journals—and eight books—over 20+ years.

The March for Science brought out great minds—and signs—at 600 events worldwide.

Turn the pages to discover so many gorgeous fragments of fully realized worlds.

New documents show David Charles Hahn was reported to authorities in 2007, 2010.

“There’s a giant smiley abattoir, and I’m having this childish impulse to blow it up.”

A truly asymmetric sci-fi war game in which the natives fight back.

Cohort study that doesn’t look at causation, has some odd results.

The 840-hp Dodge Demon, Nissan GT-R Track Edition, Bugatti Chiron, and more.

It shares 60 percent of parts with road car and should cost well under $200,000.

Third major patch for Nintendo Switch exclusive Bomberman does the unexpected.

Great for well-rounded athletes, unnecessary for most.

NPD “restatement” shows consistent spending growth as digital sales dominate.

Roman Seleznev bankrupted businesses, did $170 million in damage.

Gillian Anderson: “You ready for more of this @davidduchovny? 🔦 #TheXFiles”

Did script kiddies use DoublePulsar code released by NSA-leaking Shadow Brokers?

9th Circuit: Local law actually “complements and reinforces” federal law, policy.

Nokia has spread its patents around widely, and they keep popping up in lawsuits.

WSJ describes newly unsealed depositions of 22 former employees, board members.

The company claims its cold-press hardware has a copycat.

New papers were found through investigations into previous fraud.

An important correction to some lowball estimates of climate sensitivity.

The powertrain looks great, but we're not sure about the styling.

Canada cracks down on zero-rating while FCC allows paid data cap exemptions.

Deployment of THAAD upsets China, seen as espionage tool.

Move should cut down on expert players intentionally smurfing noobs.

First flagship since the Note 7 mess doesn't always put its best foot forward.

Quality and reliability problems continue to plague the electric car maker.

Climate migrants will flock inland. What does that mean for landlocked regions?

Anti-piracy group tells Dutch court they damage the industry.

Come for Ian McShane; stay for a faithful, 16-years-later retelling of Gaiman's classic.

The image is only revealed if the right color laser is shone on surface.

Confide: "The accusations set forth in the complaint are unfounded and without merit."