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Feds forcing mass fingerprint unlocks is an “abuse of power,” judge rules
Feds forcing mass fingerprint unlocks is an “abuse of power,” judge rules
Anonymous
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Programming
arstechnica.com
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2020 Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 blitzes Detroit Auto Show
2020 Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 blitzes Detroit Auto Show
Anonymous
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Technology
www.cnet.com
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Hyundai Veloster N TCR race car blazes into Detroit
Hyundai Veloster N TCR race car blazes into Detroit
Anonymous
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Technology
www.cnet.com
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US Army’s defense of killer robots sounds like the plot to War Games
US Army’s defense of killer robots sounds like the plot to War Games
Anonymous
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Technology
thenextweb.com
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NASA view of Jupiter looks like an infamous South Park character
NASA view of Jupiter looks like an infamous South Park character
Anonymous
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Technology
www.cnet.com
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Chinese Facial Recognition Will Take over the World in 2019
Chinese Facial Recognition Will Take over the World in 2019
Anonymous
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Technology
medium.com
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Feds to ease rules on drone flights over people and at night
Feds to ease rules on drone flights over people and at night
Anonymous
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Technology
apnews.com
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Thanos dissolves The Simpsons, and guess which family member survives
Thanos dissolves The Simpsons, and guess which family member survives
Anonymous
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Technology
www.cnet.com
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Sixth Circuit Appeals Court Latest To Say It's Cool If The FBI Broke The Law During Its Playpen Investigation
Sixth Circuit Appeals Court Latest To Say It's Cool If The FBI Broke The Law During Its Playpen Investigation
Anonymous
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Technology
www.techdirt.com
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Hands on: Sony Bravia A9G / AG9 OLED review
Hands on: Sony Bravia A9G / AG9 OLED review
Anonymous
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Technology
www.techradar.com
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How the government shutdown is putting national cybersecurity at risk
How the government shutdown is putting national cybersecurity at risk
Anonymous
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Technology
www.cnbc.com
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Huawei CEO: No matter my Communist Party ties, I'll 'definitely' refuse if Beijing wants our customers' data
Huawei CEO: No matter my Communist Party ties, I'll 'definitely' refuse if Beijing wants our customers' data
Anonymous
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Technology
www.cnbc.com
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Former King Digital CFO Hope Cochran becomes Madrona’s first female managing director
Former King Digital CFO Hope Cochran becomes Madrona’s first female managing director
Anonymous
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Technology
techcrunch.com
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Apple reportedly replaced 10 times as many batteries as expected in 2018
Apple reportedly replaced 10 times as many batteries as expected in 2018
Anonymous
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Technology
www.theverge.com
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Simulation RPG My Time at Portia Now Available On Steam
Simulation RPG My Time at Portia Now Available On Steam
Anonymous
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Gaming
wccftech.com
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China's ByteDance launches video chat app, moves in on Tencent's turf
China's ByteDance launches video chat app, moves in on Tencent's turf
Anonymous
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Technology
www.reuters.com
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CERN’s New Collider Design Is Four Times Larger Than the LHC
CERN’s New Collider Design Is Four Times Larger Than the LHC
Anonymous
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Technology
motherboard.vice.com
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AT&T Execs Think It's Really Funny They Misled Consumers About 5G Availability
AT&T Execs Think It's Really Funny They Misled Consumers About 5G Availability
Anonymous
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Technology
www.techdirt.com
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Wall Street is cheering Netflix because it still sees the service as a bargain
Wall Street is cheering Netflix because it still sees the service as a bargain
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Technology
www.cnbc.com
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The digital hermitage: How “remote work” has changed over 20 years
The digital hermitage: How “remote work” has changed over 20 years
Anonymous
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Programming
arstechnica.com
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