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Bokhari: From Utopian to Petty - Silicon Valley's Decade of Decline

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Gizmodo Discusses Gadgetry

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China On Verge Of Decoupling From US GPS Network

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Quantum internet is near? Scientists ‘teleport’ data between chips for the first time

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Will Volvo's Autonomous Trucks Put Drivers Out of Work?

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The "Father of Artificial Intelligence" Says Singularity Is 30 Years Away

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Paving the way for spintronic RAMs: A deeper look into a powerful spin phenomenon

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Online vs Offline Software

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How To (Hypothetically) Hack Your School's Surveillance System

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Breaking Into a Smart Home With A Laser - Smarter Every Day 229

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Why your cat is lousy at chess yet way smarter than even the most advanced AI

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Samsung is pouring $116 billion towards beating TSMC in the race to 5nm and beyond

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3 MILLION dollar food scanner: BUSTED! (from Jewish owned Tellspec and SCiO)

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America is in the top 10 or top 20 for internet speeds?! This can't be?!

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Five Thousand Inventions in Limbo and Under "Secrecy Orders" at the US Patent Office

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Twatter 'Bug' Exposed Millions of User Phone Numbers - Honk Honk

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Film: the reason some of the past was in HD

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"Pentagon tells military personnel not to use at-home DNA kits" - title from website

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Warfare & Killer Robots That Can Change Everything | Armstrong Economics

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Impossible Active Audio Noise Cancelling by Muzo

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screen resolutions - if you wanted to know. You may have heard of 2k (1080p) / 2.5k (1440p) and/or 4k (2160p)

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Don’t Buy Ring Or Other Home Surveillance Devices For Anyone, Ever

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New Polymer Material May Help Batteries Become Self-Healing, Recyclable

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EVscope: BUSTED

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A Lithuanian hacker will spend the next five years behind bars for masterminding a $120m scam that involved emailing fake IT equipment invoices to Facebook and Google.

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