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Ditch the paint bucket and screw in these wood veneer panels to give your home office a makeover.
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The festive period can be stressful, particularly for those who struggle with food anxiety, weight concerns, or an eating disorder. Here are some tips for navigating an intense time of year.
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by Matt Kamen, WIRED Staff on (#67X8B)
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by Matt Burgess, Lily Hay Newman, Andrew Couts on (#6T316)
Plus: Google's U-turn on creepy fingerprint" tracking, the LockBit ransomware gang's teased comeback, and a potential US ban on the most popular routers in America.
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by Eric Berger, Ars Technica on (#6T317)
On Christmas Eve, NASA's fastest-moving probe will come closer than ever to the surface of the sun.
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by Kathy Willis on (#6T30B)
Microbes found in green spaces can transfer into your body, increasing bacterial diversity and potentially boosting the strength of the immune system.
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by C. Brandon Ogbunu, Lupe Fiasco on (#6T30C)
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by Adrienne So on (#6RX70)
Check out our deals for Nike this month, including up to 40% off select styles.
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by Nena Farrell on (#6RPWH)
Save an extra 20% on furniture, lighting, accessories, and more with our Design Within Reach coupon.
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by Megan Farokhmanesh on (#6T2W9)
From layoffs to the return of Gamergate, video games-and the people who make and play them-had a rough year.
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by Geraldine Castro on (#6T2NZ)
Oropouche virus has posed little threat outside South America in the past, but land-use change, the climate crisis, and international travel all appear to be spreading this insect-borne disease to new places.
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by Will Knight on (#6T2P0)
A day after Google announced its first model capable of reasoning over problems, OpenAI has upped the stakes with an improved version of its own.
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by Lauren Goode on (#6T2KK)
Chatbots aren't very good at picking gifts, but that didn't stop me from burning the planet in a quest for the perfect baking equipment.
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by Rhett Allain on (#6T2KM)
Yes, the weight distribution on an aircraft really does affect how well it flies. Our physics guy explains.
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by Matt Kamen on (#6T2GH)
A combination of puzzle-solving, bare-knuckle boxing, and brilliant performances recall the best of Indy's adventures.
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Sweet dreams are made of these, from special lamps to noise machines.
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by Matt Kamen on (#6T2GJ)
The latest Batman outing for Meta Quest shows that, when done well, VR gaming can hold its own with any platform.
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by Julian Chokkattu, Gear Team on (#51NFF)
Gear can make or break your home office setup. Here's our ultimate list of nearly 100 items, from monitors and desks to webcams and chairs.
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by Kat Merck, Gear Team on (#5GR0S)
Curls and waves are beautiful. But when you want to smooth them out, these hot tools-irons, brushes, and combs-work wonders.
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by Reece Rogers on (#5T6Y3)
Here's what happens on the longest night of the year-in the solar system and across different cultures here on Earth.
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by Angela Watercutter on (#6T2BZ)
Even if TikTok doesn't get banned in the US next year, it'll still be far from the zone-out place it once was.
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by Julian Chokkattu on (#5RR1N)
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by Boone Ashworth on (#6T2C0)
The past year has been filled with announcements about new smart glasses from companies big and small. Don't expect the deluge to let up anytime soon.
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by David Nield on (#6T2AA)
It's still possible to just take normal-looking photos. Use these apps for Android and iOS to give your phone's camera a more natural eye.
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by Gary Marcus on (#6T2AB)
The hype is fading, and people are asking what generative artificial intelligence is really good for. So far, no one has a decent answer.
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by Molly Higgins on (#6S2KD)
Save up to 60% on a selection of items at eBay, including electronics, home products, card games, and more.
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by Jennifer M. Wood, WIRED Staff on (#63ZC2)
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by Verity Burns on (#6T1YY)
From consciously choosing wrapping paper to gifting more mindfully, WIRED has all the tips to help you reduce your waste this holiday season.
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by David Gilbert on (#6T1YZ)
There is no requirement that the Speaker of the House be an elected member of Congress. After Elon Musk all but killed a bill to fund the government, lawmakers now propose to cut out the middleman.
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by Kate Knibbs on (#6T1W7)
WIRED is following every copyright battle involving the AI industry-and we've created some handy visualizations that will be updated as the cases progress.
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by Joel Khalili on (#6T1S3)
A UK judge has ruled that Craig Wright violated a court order preventing him from bringing lawsuits based on his spurious claim to be Satoshi Nakamoto, creator of Bitcoin.
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by Caroline Haskins on (#6T1S4)
Thousands of workers are striking, as picket lines formed outside seven Amazon distribution centers from New York to California Thursday morning.
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by Joe Ray on (#6S8YH)
This year's best cookbooks provide inventive, well-tested instructions for dips, barbecue, beans, and pasta. There's even a book that tells you what the heck to do with celery root.
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by Simon Hill on (#5AD9M)
From monsters to kittens to strategy games, these sets will liven things up on nights when everyone is tired of screens.
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by WIRED Staff on (#6T1NR)
From one family's brush with a serial killer to a look at queer history through images, these were WIRED's favorite photography books of the last year.
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by Louryn Strampe on (#4WPEE)
Teenagers can be scary and impossible to shop for. These adolescent-approved gifts can help.
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by Louryn Strampe on (#4WYXV)
If your Christmas tree is missing a present, these gifts will keep you on the nice list.
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by Reece Rogers on (#6T1K6)
I visited several Japanese arcades, aka game centers, in Tokyo's Akihabara ward. Here's some advice about how to get the most out of your visit to gamer's paradise-and which arcade you shouldn't miss.
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by Michael Calore, Lauren Goode, Zoë Schiffer on (#6T1K7)
To wrap up 2024, this week on Uncanny Valley we talk about the tech products we most fear and love.
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by Julian Chokkattu on (#6T1K8)
Take your home office to new heights with our favorite motorized standing desks.
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by Matt Burgess on (#6T1HS)
A free VPN app called Big Mama is selling access to people's home internet networks. Kids are using it to cheat in a VR game while researchers warn of bigger security risks.
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by Makena Kelly on (#6T1FH)
Fashion, stan, and other online spaces offer clues to what will dominate next year in politics-for better or, in some cases, much worse.
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by Nate Silver on (#6T1FJ)
From poker players to venture capitalists, there's a mindset to making the most of opportunities, and engineering the odds of success.
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by Fernanda González on (#6T17Z)
Barry Wilmore and Suni Williams will now come home in March at the earliest, to allow SpaceX and NASA engineers to complete development of a new Crew Dragon spacecraft.
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by Dell Cameron on (#6T15T)
The National Defense Authorization Act passed today, but lawmakers stripped language that would keep the Trump administration from wielding unprecedented authority to surveil Americans.
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by Emily Mullin on (#6T0ZY)
This is the first case of H5N1 in the US this year that has sent a patient to the hospital.
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by Will Knight on (#6T0ZZ)
Botto is a 'decentralized AI artist' whose work has fetched millions. As AI improves, its creators may give it fewer guardrails to test its emerging personality.
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by Louryn Strampe on (#6S24B)
Start Christmas morning off on the right foot with these excellent, tiny gifts.
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by Chris Hall on (#6T0SF)
One fifth of all wine sold worldwide could be fake. Now tech similar to MRI scans and gas-smelling, aroma-analyzing equipment might yield the answer.
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