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upstart writes:French Physicist's Beautiful Proxima Centauri Photo Turns Out to Be a Piece of Chorizo - IGN:

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upstart writes:Post-quantum encryption contender is taken out by single-core PC and 1 hour:

upstart writes:Intel's loss is AMD's gain as EPYC server CPUs benefit from Intel's delays:

upstart writes:DuckDuckGo browser now blocks all third-party Microsoft trackers:

upstart writes:Some cloud-based AI systems are returning to on-premises data centers:

An Anonymous Coward writes:Electric delivery vehicles from Rivian will be among the most visible steps Amazon takes on its uphill battle to carbon neutrality by 2040:

upstart writes:Findings could pave the way for a cost-efficient, high-performing calcium-ion battery:

upstart writes:The deal will give the e-retail behemoth even more access to our homes:

hubie writes:The prevailing belief by researchers has been that mothers of twins are more fertile than other women. But a new study shows that isn't the case.

takyon writes:MIT Researchers Say All Network Congestion Algorithms Are Unfair

upstart writes:"Baaaaaaaaaa," Shaun bleated in a statement:

upstart writes:The new treatment was 80 to 100 percent effective in a phase 1 trial:

upstart writes:Archaeologists have stumbled upon 88 ancient footprints dating back about 12,000 years in the Utah desert:

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upstart writes:Data recoverers finally cracks the locked down Apple M1 chip:

upstart writes:Radio Shack's First PC: 45 Years of TRS-80:

upstart writes:US Attorneys General will take legal action against telecom providers enabling robocalls:

An Anonymous Coward writes:400-year-old Ecuadoran beer resurrected from yeast:

upstart writes:Porsche's new companies are all about electric bikes:

upstart writes:North Korea-backed hackers have a clever way to read your Gmail:

upstart writes:Who owns the rights to your face?:

upstart writes:Robinhood is nearly $300 million down, lays off a quarter of its staff, and gets hit with $30 million fine:

upstart writes:Your EV discount might carry a steep legal cost:

takyon writes:Webb Captures Stellar Gymnastics in the Cartwheel Galaxy

upstart writes:Scientists discover new 'origins of life' chemical reactions:

upstart writes:But the ISS isn't done yet — far from it, in fact:

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Common Joe writes:Quanta Magazine has an article about Antipodal Duality:

hubie writes:Ancient crop provides flavor for humans, forage for livestock:

upstart writes:The tech company now lets users buy genuine parts for the Galaxy S20, S21, and Tab S7+ models, though this initiative is somewhat limited compared to others:

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upstart writes:Facebook may have violated patient privacy laws:

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hubie writes:The human gut evolved to thrive on fermentable fibers, not bacon cheeseburgers:

An unnamed contributor wrote:NuScale will get the final approval nearly six years after starting the process:

upstart writes:New stamp-sized ultrasound adhesives produce clear images of heart, lungs, and other internal organs:

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Nichelle Nichols, Uhura in 'Star Trek,' Dies at 89 owl writes:https://variety.com/2022/tv/news/nichelle-nichols-dead-star-trek-the-original-series-1235330159/

upstart writes:Hubble captures a diverse trio of galactic objects:

coolgopher writes:Considering the recent thread on the potential removal of leap seconds, a story in TheAge aussie paper seemed worth adding to the discussion:

kazzie writes:A while back, we read about how Tim Hortons' app tracked users' movements throughout the day, whether the app was open or not. The tracker noted locations visited, including homes, workplaces, and competing coffee chains.Now, after an investigation by Canada's privacy commissioner, to resolve a class action lawsuit, Tim Hortons have suggested a settlement: