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Tor Project leaders disconnect rogue nodes and call on volunteers to bypass censorship. | Continue reading
Prosecution sought to rebut key points in Holmes’ defense. | Continue reading
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Move allows Microsoft to intercept traffic infected devices send to hacker's servers. | Continue reading
The status quo will stay in place until an appeal has been resolved. | Continue reading
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The blockchain adds nothing to this experiment in "unique" cosmetic DLC. | Continue reading
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Apple invested heavily in Chinese tech to prevent hostile regulations. | Continue reading
Verizon renamed scanning program and enrolled customers who previously opted out. | Continue reading
Facebook knew it was fanning flames of violence, did nothing, lawsuit alleges. | Continue reading
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Flap that goes public renews troubling questions about issuance of certificates. | Continue reading
"NASA commends Boeing for its ongoing investigation." | Continue reading
Carbon taxes don’t need to come at the expense of lower-income people: research | Continue reading
NSO's stealthy Pegasus malware gives full remote access to infected devices. | Continue reading
Ruling blocks law that would force social networks to carry objectionable content. | Continue reading
Great balance between classic and new ideas marred by serious technical issues. | Continue reading
Musk's thousands of satellites risk crowding others out of low Earth orbits. | Continue reading
Quantum processor used to model weather based on sparse data. | Continue reading
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Single button for changing default browsers works like the one in Windows 10. | Continue reading
Officials drafted statement thanking reporter, then threatened to prosecute him. | Continue reading
Peripherals were part of system that launched Minuteman III missiles in the '80s. | Continue reading
Canadian police say they've had five such incidents since September. | Continue reading
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Pop-ups range from straightforward to cheeky. One calls Chrome "so 2008." | Continue reading
A network forms between egg yolk proteins, water molecules, and pigment's clay particles. | Continue reading
A great free update for retro-loving players on Xbox, PlayStation, Switch, and PC. | Continue reading
"Sensational" find may shed fresh light on the last moments of life in town near Pompeii. | Continue reading
Hackers had access to Planned Parenthood's Los Angeles chapter for 8 days. | Continue reading
ATV borrows the angular design of the Cybertruck. | Continue reading
The NYC event reportedly struggled with crowding and had weak vaccination rules. | Continue reading
Edge can succeed on its merits, and Microsoft needs to start acting like it. | Continue reading
Process resembles repeatedly asking the software "does this look like a protein?" | Continue reading
Livestreaming platform draws rare line in the moderation sand. | Continue reading