Conservative social networks keep making the same mistake
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Examining the Playstation Vita's impact a decade later
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Dota 2's The International tournament, one of the biggest esports competitions in the world, may no longer take place in Sweden as originally planned
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Microsoft Flight Simulator adds beautiful Nordic views – update gives new perspectives on Sweden, Norway, Iceland, and Finland
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Windows 11 leak reveals new UI, Start menu, and more
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How to make your data harder to find online
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DeepMind reportedly lost a yearslong bid to win more independence from Google
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Heat List - Chicago PD automated policing program got this man shot twice
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Apple employees are going public about workplace issues
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Twitter may be working on Twitter Blue, a subscription service that would cost $2.99 per month
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Google I/O 2021: The fourteen biggest announcements
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HTC unveils new Vive Pro 2 with 5K resolution display and 120Hz refresh rate
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VW will start testing its Argo AI-powered self-driving vans in Germany this summer
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Inside the all-hands meeting that led to a third of Basecamp employees quitting
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Florida bill would fine social media platforms for banning politicians— with exemption for Disney
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Microsoft reducing Windows store cut to just twelve percent
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HBO Max is getting live hockey, thanks to a new NHL deal
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Inventive grandson builds Telegram messaging machine for 96-year-old grandmother
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Reddit faces lawsuit for failing to remove child sexual abuse material
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Microsoft enables Linux GUI apps on Windows 10 for developers
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Bad software sent postal workers to jail, because no one wanted to admit it could be wrong
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The US Federal Communications Commission wants your thoughts on improving the shorter National Suicide Prevention Lifeline number
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Foxconn and Wisconsin have amended their contract to reflect a $672 million investment, instead of the $10 billion promised in 2017
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Edward Snowden NFT sells for more than $5.4 million
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Amazon workers vote down Alabama union campaign
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The French army is testing Boston Dynamics’ robot dog Spot in combat scenarios
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The long-lost Lord of the Rings adaptation from Soviet Russia is a glorious fever dream
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Volkswagen is rebranding its North American division as 'Voltswagen'
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Top shot: The NBA on NFT
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YouTube can now warn creators about copyright issues before videos are posted
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Nvidia confirms they accidentally released a driver that removed the Ethereum-mining limitations on RTX 3060 GPUs, undermining their attempt to make the cards unappealing to cryptominers
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The plus-size knitters who are solving an inclusivity problem
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SpaceX lands Starship prototype for the first time — and then it blows up
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Arizona advances bill forcing Apple and Google to allow Fortnite-style alternative payment options
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NASA’s latest Mars rover has the same processor as an iMac from 1998
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Nickelodeon creates Avatar Studios to create new Avatar, Legend of Korra content
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Fry’s Electronics is shutting its doors for good
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Microsoft xCloud for Web - First look
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McDonald's is testing the 'McPlant' burger in Denmark and Sweden – burger features a patty made from pea and rice proteins, which was co-developed with Beyond Meat
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Arlan Hamilton is building a new kind of venture capital - An interview with the founder of Backstage Capital
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Google union in turmoil following global alliance announcement
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Discord bans the r/WallStreetBets server
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With Parler down, QAnon moves onto a ‘free speech’ TikTok clone
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Microsoft killed the Zune, but Zune-Heads are still here
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Razer has created a concept N95 mask with RGB and voice projection
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Facebook bans Donald Trump "indefinitely" with Mark Zuckerberg explaining that "the risks of allowing the US President to continue to use our service... are simply too great"
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After stumbling with one film universe, DC is trying for two
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Sweeping new copyright measures poised to pass in spending bill - The CASE Act and a felony streaming proposal are included
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In 2021, we need to fix America’s internet
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Walmart will use fully driverless trucks to make deliveries in 2021
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