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The IPAWS National Test (New Nationwide Phone Alert System To Be Tested Thursday) (www.fema.gov)

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Google's Dragonfly would reportedly collect Chinese citizens' phone numbers - CNET (www.cnet.com)

posted by OeeThaGreat

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A whopping 91% of plastic isn't recycled (news.nationalgeographic.com)

posted by smallpond

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EFF Concisely Breaks Down the Article 13 Mess - You can't fight it if you don't understand it (www.eff.org)

posted by pendle

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Sony finally admits it doesn’t own Bach and it only took a bunch of public pressure (www.eff.org)

posted by smallpond

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Air strike warning app helps Syrians dodge death from the skies (www.reuters.com)

posted by Boukert

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The Apple Watch is inching toward becoming a medical device (www.apnews.com)

posted by Boukert

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Microsoft Has A New Trick To Scare You Off Google Chrome | Lifehacker Australia (www.lifehacker.com.au)

posted by andre_borges

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Reddit bans Qanon subreddits after months of violent threats (www.nbcnews.com)

posted by Kannibal

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Hackers can steal a Tesla Model S in seconds by cloning its key fob (www.wired.com)

posted by smallpond

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Amazon has patented a system that would put workers in a cage, on top of a robot (www.seattletimes.com)

posted by smallpond

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New research can identify extremists online, even before they post dangerous content (www.eurekalert.org)

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Apple iPhone event 2018: start time, live stream, and live blog (www.theverge.com)

posted by E-werd

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YouTube’s top creators are burning out and breaking down en masse - Polygon (www.polygon.com)

posted by Kannibal

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Quality Support at your Door Step Offered by BookMyEssay (prsubmissionsite.com)

posted by prsubmissionsite

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Google Cloud's new AI chief is on a military task force and says drones could monitor 'pretty much the whole world' (www.businessinsider.com.au)

posted by smallpond

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Decentralized microgridding can provide 90% of a neighborhood's energy needs, study finds (motherboard.vice.com)

posted by smallpond

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Someone With an iMac, iPhone, and iPad Might Soon Need Three Different Headphone Adapters (9to5mac.com)

posted by Kannibal

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Graphene enables clock rates in the terahertz range (www.eurekalert.org)

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SF’s first cellular phones arrived in 1984, costing just $30 per hour (www.sfgate.com)

posted by Kannibal

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Massive boom hopes to corral Pacific Ocean's plastic trash (www.foxnews.com)

posted by Owlchemy

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Ajit Pai does ISPs’ bidding, pushes for tighter rules on Google and Facebook | Ars Technica (arstechnica.com)

posted by PhunkyPlatypus

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Good Apple (Bad Apple remix) by The SandS (The demo for BK-0011M retro computer) (www.youtube.com)

posted by Vladar

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A year later, Equifax lost your data but faced little fallout (techcrunch.com)

posted by PMYA

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GOD MODE UNLOCKED - Hardware Backdoors in x86 CPUs (slyt, 50m) A conference talk on sleuthing out a processor vulnerability, from patent-speak to payload. (www.youtube.com)

posted by Kannibal

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