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upstart writes:The definitive guide to getting tall:

takyon writes:Introducing Wolvic

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takyon writes:Havana Syndrome could be caused by pulsed energy devices – US expert report

upstart writes:Australia to spend a record $35 million to protect koalas:

upstart writes:North Korea Hacked Him. So He Took Down Its Internet:

upstart writes:Musicians are furious at website HitPiece, which listed their music as NFTs without permission:

takyon writes:Raspberry Pi OS 64-bit Exits Lengthy Beta

fliptop writes:Despite confirming its purchase, the bureau claims Pegasus was never used in any FBI investigation:

takyon writes:HoloLens 3 isn't happening and metaverse tie-in strategy is unclear, says report

NPC-131072 writes:Apple CEO Tim Cook targeted by possibly armed stalker who came to his home and is still in the area, company alleges

Intel Arc GPUstakyon writes:Intel Patches To Make It Easier To Run Their Discrete Graphics On Arm, Other Architectures

DannyB writes:SpaceX rolls outs 'premium' Starlink satellite internet tier at $500 per month

upstart writes:Chromebook sales dive as device makers put Windows 11 PCs first:

upstart writes:NASA details transition of International Space Station to commercial operations:

DECISION – 'aristarchus':Introduction:Actions have consequences. This is not a matter of free speech or censorship.Doxing "Doxing or doxxing is the act of publicly revealing previously private personal information about an individual or organization, usually via the internet." This is the definition upon which we are basing this decision. Legally, the term does not appear to be well-defined in the US but doxing is also covered by laws relating to harassment, threats, and abuse. Elsewhere in the world, the definitions are sometimes more clearly defined but might cover a broader interpretation than the US definitions. Which interpretation is applicable could depend on the location of the perpetrator.Background:We first noticed that something was amiss in late 2020. Submissions from 'aristarchus' would contain certain words, phrases and names which were apparently unconnected with the rest of the content. We were unable to understand their significance at that time, but they would be meaningful to the intended victim. (Story submissions by 'aristarchus' often contain additional material that he has inserted himself.) In almost all cases we removed them prior to posting the submission as a story because they had no bearing on the rest of the submission.In late 2021 the doxing became more blatant both in comments that were made to stories and as well as on IRC. We also contacted the victim (by now it was obvious to us who it was) who responded and explained what had been published, where and when. We also discovered additional material that had not been seen by the victim. He had been suffering this abuse for a considerable time.Please Note:Read more of this story at SoylentNews.

upstart writes:Craob X: An Intel Alder Lake CPU-based laptop that is completely wireless & void of any connectors:

upstart writes:US DoJ, Microsoft and 35 states support an appeal of Epic Games-Apple decision:

upstart writes:Huge record-breaking lightning bolt spans 3 U.S. states:

upstart writes:Taiwan firm's takeover of German chip supplier falls through:

FBI Urges Athletes to Keep Personal Devices at Home, Use Burners During Beijing Winter Olympicsupstart writes:FBI urges athletes to keep personal devices at home, use burners during Beijing Winter Olympics:

owl writes:https://arstechnica.com/cars/2022/02/tesla-recalls-53822-cars-because-they-wont-stop-at-stop-signs/

takyon writes:Earth has a second known 'Trojan asteroid' that shares its orbit

upstart writes:FCC aims to stop broadband bill shock, reviving plan nixed by Ajit Pai:

upstart writes:Hubble Space Telescope Revisits a Galactic Oddball:

upstart writes:US bans telecom giant China Unicom over spying concerns:

upstart writes:Simulations Reveal Fundamental Insights on Janus Particles:

takyon writes:'The New York Times' buys Wordle

upstart writes:Meta stablecoin project Diem confirms shut down and $200m asset sale:

upstart writes:Sony bolsters PlayStation, buying Destiny game maker Bungie for $3.6 billion:

upstart writes:Imagine Regrowing Lost Limbs – It's a Step Closer With New Treatment That Helped Frogs Regenerate Amputated Legs:

upstart writes:Seagate starts shipping enormous 22TB hard drives to "some customers":

upstart writes:The PC is back again. But for how long?:

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upstart writes:The US plans to reduce roadway deaths with smarter road design:

fliptop writes:Over at ACM.org, Robin K. Hill writes Cryptocurs Don't Asportate [*]:

upstart writes:Secret of Lizard Camouflage: A Simple Mathematical Equation:

fliptop writes:Starting this summer, you'll need to provide a video of your face to access the agency's website. It's a major expansion of the use of facial recognition software by the government, and Congress is not amused:

upstart writes:SpaceX could attempt three Falcon 9 rocket launches in next two days:

upstart writes:BT data centres will give London Underground 4G a welcome boost:

upstart writes:GNOME Network: Worldwide Coordinated Search for Dark Matter:

upstart writes:Researchers use GPU fingerprinting to track users online:

upstart writes:Mega Iceberg – One of the Largest on Record – Released 150 Billion Tons of Freshwater Near Island:

[Ed note: I've provided a brief list of alternative sources for streaming free music and podcasts at the end of this story. Please help out your fellow Soylentils by mentioning your favorite Soundcloud alternative in the comments. --martyb]upstart writes:Joni Mitchell joins Neil Young in ditching Spotify over COVID misinformation:

hendrikboom writes:The universe may have learned its own physical laws.

upstart writes:NASA "Oceans Melting Greenland" Mission Complete – Six Years of Mapping Unknown Terrain:

takyon writes:Lenovo invests nearly US$50 million into its chip-design ambitions

owl writes:Preserving a floppy disk with a logic analyzer and a serial cable:

An Anonymous Coward writes:Microsoft: Windows needs at least 8 hours online to update reliably:

mhajicek writes:Surgical robot performs world-first autonomous laparoscopic procedure: