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Repairing the largest 20% of leaks could cut emissions in half.

Microsoft fixed critical vulnerabilities in uncredited update released in March.

Using Australia as a case study confirms that it’s hard to have it all.

Review: Think Pandemic—but you want the diseases to win.

The cheap, lightweight "Soundsheet" once graced magazine covers in its millions.

The Furious team has become a band of secret agents for the 21st century.

And Microsoft’s converged operating system has become a little less converged.

Republicans encounter angry citizens after killing online privacy rules.

The unobtrusive smartwatch will collect a bevy of data for Verily’s medical studies.

New permit drives speculation about company’s self-driving car aspirations.

Slipping between the Evoque and the Range Rover Sport, its newest model hits NYC.

Price caps would be eliminated when there’s one more ISP within half a mile.

Windows zero-days, SWIFT bank hacks, slick exploit loader among the contents.

Many have called for Explorer to be tabbed; Microsoft may be going one better.

Revamped protection falls for 2Dark, reopening a closed DRM door.

The 10 tips are basic news literacy, but Facebook wants the world to know.

Also, Luke delivers a major truth bomb.

One-fourth—147,000 drivers—of Uber's US workforce operates in California.

There are some cobwebs to shake off, but MST3K's goofy spirit is fully intact.

Palace intrigue, pathos, and a touch of Moby Dick this week.

The game is actually selling better than the system it runs on, somehow.

At the lowest price, $450 billion, NASA would get only "austere" missions.

The company still says they’re completely safe, but you should toss them.

Family-based team’s design beat out tough competition for Star Trek-inspired win.

Much to like, including Cadillac's semi-autonomous system and a Ford police hybrid.

A look forward to how we get to Terawatts of solar power capacity.

Ocean Worlds Exploration Program could find life on icy moons in the 2020s.

Little else is known except that this vehicle is happening.

Your local lake is not alone.

It worked in Michigan.

Dish, Comcast, and US Cellular also bought plenty of 600MHz spectrum.

Ignoring continued demand, Nintendo will stop producing the system this month.

Proponent: California law aimed to bolster student safety, help investigate cyberbullying.

In June 2016, EFF dubbed GEMSA a patent troll. GEMSA didn't like that at all.

Apple's control of hardware, software, and apps gives it unique advantages.

The promised update block is now in effect.

Creators Update addition can make games more playable on multitasking laptops.

Small study finds minor, but troubling, disturbance in the microbial force.

Shuttleworth takes over as Canonical axes phone and seeks outside investors.

Waymo lawyer: Uber and its star engineer are continuing to delay discovery.

Lockheed Martin gets order to upgrade F-16s for 12,000 flight-hour life.

"They're willing to risk their future in order to accomplish the objective ."

Six months after launch, Sony PlayStation VR finally gets more games—good ones, too.

Elevating HP's affordable notebooks with useful hardware tools.

The fantastic British series boasts great actors and is coming to Amazon.

JavaScript engines have focused too much on the benchmark, to the detriment of the real world.

Burger King's ad invokes the "OK Google" hotword to advertise fast food; gets blocked.

Same exploit used by malware crooks and nation-sponsored hackers targeting Russians.

Refunds are already live for many users, come with 14-day window, Steam-like caveats.

Findings help explain the evolutionary benefit of altruism toward disabled individuals.