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An Anonymous Coward writes:A woman's search history has been used by authorities to convict her of murder after her husband died. Natasha Darcy was found guilty of murdering partner Mathew Dunbar with her plans to inherit his $3.5 million farm exposed as she attempted to lie to police about her actions and intent. Key evidence was found in her search history which matched up to physical evidence found.Natasha Darcy guilty of murdering partner Mathew Dunbar

takyon writes:French nuclear firm trying to fix 'performance issue' at China plant

More than a bumpy ride: Turbulence offers boost to birds:

Pacific islanders likely found Antarctica first: study:

aristarchus wrote in with a submission which inspired:Will humans ever learn to speak whale?:

New Water Treatment Technology Could Fix Mars Soil and Earth Soil:

Despite all the sterling work put in by malware writers, scammers and whatnot to teach people not to trust computers, people still need to learn that reading or finding something on a computer doesn't automatically make it true. And this also applies to people whose job is find stuff on computers.Digital forensics experts prone to bias, study shows (The Guardian)

Eratosthenes wrote in with a submission which inspired this story.As science advances, does Ockham’s Razor still apply?:

Here's the AMD RDNA 2-powered Navi 23 GPU From 2021 Tesla Model Supstart writes:Here's the AMD RDNA 2-powered Navi 23 GPU from 2021 Tesla Model S:

takyon writes:Update: Google Used a New AI to Design Its Next AI Chip

martyb writes:Roller Skating, Wile E. Coyote-Style | Hackaday:

takyon writes:AMD patents a task transition method between BIG and LITTLE processors

upstart writes:Nikkei Asia:

upstart writes:NASA Selects New Science Investigations for Future Moon Deliveries:

upstart writes:How far back are your first memories? You may have been younger than you think:

upstart writes:How This Supercomputer Will Use A.I. to Map Dark Energy:

[2021-06-14 02:24:41 UTC; update 2: We made a decision to accept Linode's offer of moving up our migration of fluorine. It appears the migration has completed successfully. YAY!][2021-06-14 00:25:32 UTC; update 1: hydrogen appears to have successfully migrated. We had a brief 503 on the site until I bounced varnish. The site seems to be fine, now.--Bytram]martyb writes:Prologue:

takyon writes:The Human Genome Is—Finally!—Complete

upstart writes:The Human Brain Is More Like A Testicle Than Any Other Organ:

takyon writes:Sold! Bidder pays $28m for spare seat on space flight with Jeff Bezos

Snotnose writes:This is a press release but 28 Ghz boggles my brain. When I started in this field 40+ years ago 10 Mhz was hard to do.

upstart writes:Mouse sperm on the ISS survives for almost six years, produces healthy space pups:

upstart writes:Microsoft prepares cloud gaming service for Japan launch:

martyb writes:Three factors may predict first-year college students' loss of self-control, WVU study finds:

An Anonymous Coward writes:The Hoover Dam Reservoir is at an All-Time Low:

upstart writes:India has more than 28,000 'black fungus' cases: Health Minister:

looorg writes:Google is going to stop hiding urls in Chrome. Apparently it didn't pan out the way they wanted it to. I guess they wanted to make it less complicated or less confusing for the users but it turned out to be a security issue?Google Chrome will once again show a website's full URL:

Freeman writes:https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2021/06/amazon-ebay-fight-legislation-that-would-unmask-third-party-sellers/

upstart writes:Researchers create quantum microscope that can see the impossible:

upstart writes:Hackers Steal Wealth of Data from Game Giant EA:

aristarchus writes:Psyche 16 may not be solid metal, after all. News at Phys.org:

An Anonymous Coward writes:Member of FDA’s expert panel resigns over Alzheimer’s therapy approval:

takyon writes:Intel (INTC) Reportedly Offers Over $2 Billion To Acquire the Fabless Semiconductor SiFive as the Consolidation Trend in the Industry Is Nowhere Close to Slowing Down

takyon writes:SK Hynix admits to DRAM defects, smacks down rumour it botched big batches

Freeman writes:GameStop stock falls sharply amid 5M-share sales plan, SEC investigation:

Freeman writes:Google to stop treating EU antitrust remedy as a “promotional opportunity”:

upstart writes:Las Vegas's new strategy for tackling drought – banning 'useless grass':

upstart writes:Rocket in place to send 3 crew to Chinese space station:

upstart writes:CHIME Telescope Detects More Than 500 Mysterious Fast Radio Bursts From Outer Space:

An Anonymous Coward writes:From Spiked:

upstart writes:A link between childhood stress and early molars:

Freeman writes:Bitcoin now legal tender in El Salvador, first nation to adopt cryptocurrency:

upstart writes:Rotifer don't care: Microscopic animal survives 24,000 years frozen in Siberian permafrost:

upstart writes:Vivaldi 4.0 launches with built-in email and calendar clients, RSS reader – TechCrunch:

upstart writes in with an IRC submission:[Ed note: if anyone happens upon a better link about the eclipse — where and when it is visible — please post it to the comments!How to watch next week's rare "ring of fire" solar eclipse:

takyon writes:Relativity Space reveals fully reusable medium lift launch vehicle Terran R

looorg writes:The FDA has approved a new drug for Alzheimer's disease, while not a cure it is supposed to slow the decline. Even though data is not entirely positive or straight forward in its interpretation or that it will actually even work as thought.But if you have it then you are probably desperate enough to try almost anything that claims to work, until you get to the price tag of $56,000 per year. That will probably make it out of reach for most people, it's doubtful if any insurance will cover something like this. Perhaps you can just forget to pay the bill, they might understand due to your condition.

An Anonymous Coward writes:Bitcoin Price: Cryptocurrency Investors See Red As Market Value Drops:

takyon writes:Senate passes billions for tech in U.S. Innovation and Competition Act

takyon writes:See the First Images NASA's Juno Took As It Sailed by Ganymede