The removal of fuel from Fukushima reactors begins, eight years after the disaster
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Eight books that can help make you a better leader
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House OKs 100 percent clean energy in Washington by 2045
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Microsoft accused of being 'complicit' in persecution of one million Muslims after helping China develop sinister AI capabilities
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How to get developers to do things your way
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Moving into software defined networking and devops? Here's the skills you need and how to acquire them
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Experience 360-degree video of autonomous Robocar at the Goodwood Festival of Speed
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Why the US government makes filing your taxes intentionally difficult
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Maryland National Guard is the first in the US with an all-female command
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Five lessons for IT leaders from baseball execs
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Cyber Shadow announcement
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Google TossingBot - DeepLearning meets physics to create a robot that can grasp and throw items
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Behind The Scenes - Jaguar Catwalk - A CG Jaguar That Reacts To The Audience In Real-Time Using AI Gesture Recognition (video)
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Eight ways sci-fi imagines data storage
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Five cybersecurity mistakes companies keep making
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'Israel is the nation-state of Jews alone': Benjamin Netanyahu responds to TV star who said Arabs are equal citizens (Haaretz)
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Just what is intelligent storage? Here are three examples.
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Technology takes center court in the basketball world: The NBA elevates the game and fan experience thanks to technology and tech-savvy team owners willing to try new things.
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I made a 2,000-word analysis of Robert Heinlein’s "All You Zombies" (with visuals!)
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How blockchain is being applied to improve the world and its potential to solve major world problems
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Revolutionary War fighting ended in 1781. The last shots exploded two months ago.
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Francis Fukuyama - Against Identity Politics
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Huawei cloning Apple parts, rewarding employees for tech theft
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The lizard and the egg: lizards break golden rule of biology
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Gay couples in Japan filed Valentine's Day lawsuits demanding marriage equality
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How IT managers can get what they need from the HR department
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I am not the next big thing: on creativity and aging
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Michelangelo’s Sistine splendor, story of a Renaissance icon
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How ontologies help data science make sense of disparate data
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Georgia push for Equal Rights Amendment draws GOP support
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Let’s Talk: The hypocrisy of Bell Canada and mental health under capitalism
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The smear: A career-killing lie almost ruined this rising Minneapolis dance star
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Eleven technologies that didn't survive into the sci-fi future
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For CDC, US shutdown is no joke
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Angola is the latest African country to decriminalise homosexuality
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SELinux's approach (restrict everything unless explicitly permitted) is the opposite of Linux's (permit everything unless explicitly forbidden). That makes setup different,
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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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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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A.G. Underwood Announces Stipulation Dissolving Trump Foundation Under Judicial Supervision, With AG Review Of Recipient Charities
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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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