Family affairs: Everyone learns they can’t go home again in Killing Eve S3
The hit BBC series has already been renewed for a fourth season.
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Ransomware gang is auctioning off victims’ confidential data
New high-pressure tactic is designed to increase the chance of a hefty payout.
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The Last of Us Pt. 2 hands-on: You can’t pet the dog—but you can expect terror
We can only disclose so much ahead of June 12, but you can read between the lines.
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COVID-19 privacy protection bill introduced with bipartisan support
The bill's authors hope privacy and public health don't have to be at odds.
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The Apple Watch Series 5 is down to its lowest price yet today
Dealmaster also has exclusive Anker charger deals, SSD discounts, and more.
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Rare miniature rock art found in Australia
People may have used beeswax to shape the miniature stencils.
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Google fixes Android flaws that allow code execution with high system rights
Flaws in the Android system component are among the most severe.
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AT&T exempts HBO Max from data caps but still limits your Netflix use
AT&T-owned; HBO Max gets special treatment on AT&T; network.
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Incredible fossil find is the oldest known parasite
510 million-year-old rocks in China preserve brachiopods and their parasites.
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The Atlantic’s third storm has formed in record time, and it’s a threat
By this weekend, Cristobal should be moving toward the United States.
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Game companies delay events, tweet #BlackLivesMatter amid police brutality protests
“Now is not the time,” Activision says of delayed Call of Duty content.
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After Crew Dragon soars, some in Congress tout benefits of commercial space
“The House bill you referenced, I think, is unfortunate.”
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Dell XPS 13 and XPS 13 Developer Edition—side-by-side review
The XPS13 is a good laptop overall—but its Killer Wi-Fi needs some serious TLC.
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Apple fixes bug that could have given hackers full access to user accounts
Report of serious vulnerability lands developer $100,000 bounty.
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Lawsuit over online book lending could bankrupt Internet Archive
Publishers call online library “willful digital piracy on an industrial scale.”
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SARS-CoV-2 looks like a hybrid of viruses from two different species
Pieces of several genomes recombined to produce the pandemic-causing pathogen.
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New Ebola outbreak flares up as measles, COVID-19 rage in DRC
The outbreak has come at a “challenging time” health officials say.
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New study challenges popular “collapse” hypothesis for Easter Island
Bayesian model-based analysis points to resilient, cooperative society well beyond 1600.
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One Zoom to rule them all: Lord of the Rings cast reunites to share memories
One does not simply watch this reunion—one also donates for COVID-19 relief.
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Nest users now covered by Google’s ultra-secure Advanced Protection Program
APP is the most effective way to prevent hijackings. So what are you waiting for?
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Hurricane season began today, and there are legitimate reasons to be concerned
Warm waters. A possible La Niña. What could possibly go wrong?
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PS5 game reveal event has been delayed: “Not a time for celebration” [Updated]
They asked: “What is a launch without games?” For now, games will have to wait.
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The 2021 Honda Insight is an efficient but inconspicuous hybrid
It looks more restrained than the Civic it's based on, gets 55mpg in the city.
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Android 11 power menu leak shows new smart home integration
Revamped power menu integrates Google Pay and Google Assistant home controls.
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SpaceX launch footage was taken down thanks to bogus copyright claim
The public domain video was restored to the public, but this happens a lot.
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Dallas Police asked public for videos of protesters—it didn’t go well
Police app stops working hours after PD requested videos of “illegal activity.”
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30 years later, a lost Days of Thunder NES game recovered from 21 floppy disks
“Every floppy matters”: Archivists needed every single byte to build working ROM.
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Google’s “overpromising” led to Stadia “disappointment,” says RDR2 publisher
If you're paying $60 for a game, “are you really unwilling to buy a $300 console?”
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Facebook employees revolt over Zuckerberg’s stance on Trump
CEO criticized for refusing to take action over posts by Trump in response to unrest.
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After Dragon’s historic docking, America has more new spaceships on the way
“It flew really well, very crisp. We couldn't be happier.”
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Understanding epidemiology models
Not all models are the same, and not all of them are used to answer the same questions.
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Good podcast vibes for the nerdy set: Our recent faves in science, research
From the outer reaches of space to the inner workings of regional language.
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Electrifying West Africa with a renewable grid
New study shows how to expand and manage a grid to limit fossil fuel use.
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Can we save the night sky from satellite streaks?
Legal comment launches as constellation companies scramble to satisfy astronomers' concerns.
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Walmart employees are out to show its anti-shoplifting AI doesn’t work
The retailer denies there is any widespread issue with the software.
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“The trampoline is working”—SpaceX returns human spaceflight to America
“SpaceX really delivered something that is magnificent, and that is speed.”
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