With 72 percent of votes counted, the measure is ahead 58 percent to 42 percent. | Continue reading
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The ballot initiative passed with overwhelming support. | Continue reading
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The mysterious innards of the Pixel 5 reveal a lot of unique decisions. | Continue reading
PlayStation maker considers unique design part of its “intellectual property.” | Continue reading
"This particular region of space tends to produce a large number of conjunctions." | Continue reading
The Pi 400 isn't a powerful desktop PC—but it is a desktop PC, for $100 or less. | Continue reading
"It feels like it's from the future... I am amazed at how well it works." | Continue reading
Security flaw lets attackers escape sandboxes designed to contain malicious code. | Continue reading
Polling suggests a lot of people aren't comfortable with aspects of contact tracing. | Continue reading
"We do have to think about the fact that 20 years is a long time." | Continue reading
Electrodes threaded through blood vessels let people control gadgets with their minds. | Continue reading
After a change in reporting procedure, daily updates vanished. | Continue reading
Americans pay more for broadband, have fewer choices than consumers in other countries. | Continue reading
Videos of Tesla’s full self-driving beta in action show a few close calls. | Continue reading
Security flaw lets attackers escape sandboxes designed to contain malicious code. | Continue reading
“I never thought I would have seven months of my life wiped out by this virus.” | Continue reading
Peak in new cases will be followed by new peaks in hospitalizations and deaths. | Continue reading
The priciest bundle includes all Apple services at $29.95 per month. | Continue reading
New touchdown location identified where Philae bumped into a boulder. | Continue reading
Convincing the public to love home video games again after Atari's dramatic fall. | Continue reading
Our history with dogs is complicated, according to a study of ancient dog DNA. | Continue reading
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We celebrate the life of Google's music service. It shall live forever in our hearts. | Continue reading
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Opposing lawyer tells Ars the trial will “show that Mitchell is not credible.” | Continue reading
Pricing is a mixed bag—we expect to see price cuts on the low-end RX 6800 soon. | Continue reading
Hackers can now reverse engineer updates or write their own custom firmware. | Continue reading
Hackers can now reverse engineer updates or write their own custom firmware. | Continue reading
The EIA expects 5,900 megawatts of battery capacity in the next few years. | Continue reading
Pfizer has been teasing an October release. Today, it quashed that possibility. | Continue reading
FCC reconfirms Title II repeal, says no changes needed despite court remand. | Continue reading
Previous combinations of Ubuntu and the Pi have been community efforts only. | Continue reading
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RIAA claims tool, widely used by activists and archivists, is only for piracy | Continue reading
Trump health spokesperson planned to vaccinate Santas in $250 million campaign. | Continue reading
“That is always a good moment in time in the development program.” | Continue reading
Link previews provide convenience. They can also compromise privacy or security. | Continue reading
The ancient hiker crossed paths with mammoths and giant ground sloths. | Continue reading
Digging a trench across a fault reveals evidence of past quakes. | Continue reading
Tesla's Cybertruck, GM's $113,000 Hummer, Ford's (e)F-150—then there are the startups. | Continue reading
It's now unlawful for US persons to transact with lab owned by the Russian government. | Continue reading