For Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, US shutdown is no joke
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Angola is the latest African country to decriminalise homosexuality
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To highlight the waste material from discarded electronic parts, artist Zayd Menk is building a small-scale model of London's Westminster area solely out of e-waste
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Tourists hunker down as Storm Pabuk hurtles towards Thailand
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How 3D printing is revolutionizing manufacturing
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A short history of computers in the movies: Panel lights, spinning tapes, and lab coats
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Forgive fast, block even faster and other rules for maintaining your sanity on the internet
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The green big deal
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Potential impact of two IoT security and privacy laws on tech industry
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Cybersecurity books recommended by top security researchers
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Four perfectly reasonable-sounding 2018 technology predictions that failed
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Top thirteen conferences for CIOs in 2019
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Five ways to see what's going on in your Windows server system right now
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The CDO's changing role
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By ending default communities, Reddit increased disinformation
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Healing the body electric: In the next five to ten years, a new generation of small networked sensors will provide doctors with up-to-the-moment insight into patients’ health
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Sure, everyone wants to see Planet Earth in the rear-view mirror. But we can't achieve that until we take care of these things.
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'A red line crossed': Nationwide protests declared for Thursday at 5PM after Jeff Sessions fired
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Wait -- you can have happy users?! Tips on how to improve relationships between the IT Dept and users
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Exoskeletons in the workplace
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Why did Silent Hill 2 work so well?
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Civilization and its latest discontents
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The CumEx Files - A cross-border investigation - How Europe's taxpayers have been swindled of €55 billion
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One healthy diversity data point: research reports an uptick in women applying for IT jobs
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Foreign disinformation is killing Americans
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A meatsmith's revolución
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(Rumor) Casting calls for Bully 2 may have been released
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Entrepreneurs in Mali; A head for figures
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The Army may have found its next rifle in a Colorado garage
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How game design transformed Hillary for America's supporter engagement
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An interview with Eiiti Wada, inventor of the Happy Hacking keyboard
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Winners give more as America loses out
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Microsoft Azure: A ten-point IT maintenance plan
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The plight of the North Atlantic right whale, a species with just 450 individuals left in its population, just got even worse
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‘Nobody would tell us anything’: US Solar Observatory mysteriously closed by FBI
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Fundamentals of penetration testing
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Nintendo Direct 2018.09.06
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Latest study reveals sharp rise in essay cheating globally, with millions of students involved
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Using insects as templates, researchers are buildings robots that are very small, very mobile—and very useful
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Long-sought decay of Higgs boson observed
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HIV stigma: How we help spreading the virus
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Venmo's public API exposes millions of transactions, startling users
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A preview of Amazon's MMORPG "New World"
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Ten virtualization mistakes everyone makes
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In a precedent, the Saudi prosecution calls for the beheading of female human rights defender Israa Al-Ghomgham
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Security research underway to ensure you will not be carjacked by hackers
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Learning dexterity
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Layoffs at Watson Health reveal IBM’s problem with AI
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Cybersecurity experts from Homeland Security, the National Intelligence director's office, and private industry discussed how they're working to counter the most urgent threats
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Why you need a network-wide ad-blocker
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