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Spies Can Eavesdrop By Watching a Light Bulb's Vibrations

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Meet Wikipedia’s Ayn Rand-loving founder and Wikimedia Foundation’s regime-change operative CEO.

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$100 PineTab Linux tablet is available for pre-order

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Amazon Halts Use Of 'Racist' Facial Recognition Software By Police | "We’re implementing a one-year moratorium on police use of Amazon’s facial recognition technology..." | LOL

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FBI Combing Through Social Media After People Openly Brag About Looting On Facebook

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People are paying as much as $10,000 for an unlicensed remdesivir variant for their cats, in a thriving black market linked to Facebook groups.

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Amazon accused of artificially boosting its own branded products.

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IBM's CEO said the firm will stop offering facial recognition software and called for 'national dialogue' on the use of the technology in law enforcement.

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A medical-delivery firm has received special permission to fly its drones farther than previously allowed in the United States, a COVID-prompted decision that advances the nascent drone-delivery industry here.

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Why Bing Isn't a Failure (& the Future of the Internet) - PolyMatter

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Police Use Contact Tracing And Big Tech To Identify Protesters | Countless warnings about how law enforcement could use contact tracing apps to monitor people have gone unheeded...

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Small ISP cancels data caps permanently after reviewing pandemic usage. In the meantime, Comcast and AT&T are set to order more anal lube, and have customers bend over again, on July 1.

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If anyone else is stuck on Wangblows (esp. 10) and can't get away from that annoying Chrome.exe volume widget taking up extra screen real estate, check out Volume2. I've been using it a couple of days and it's nice to have a regular volume indicator again for my media keys.

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foobar2000 and the placebo effect

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Samsung experimented with audio through the vibration engine in 2012 (Galaxy S3) already? Or was this just an easter egg? (“Audio Haptic”)

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Github just went "woke"

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Facebook CEO Faces Angry Questions From Employees In 90-Minute Video Call.

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Google in $5bn lawsuit for tracking in 'private' mode.

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(ADS) Active Denial System for Civil Unrest or Civil Disobedience - Gives sensation of skin burning and operates at a wavelength of 3.2mm (95Ghz) and 5G operates up to 60Ghz (5mm). But I'm sure there's nothing to worry about.

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Eye-catching advances in some AI fields are not real.

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Guess who funds the International Fact-Checking Network?

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Twitter admits that the official White House tweet it censored doesn’t break its rules.

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Just heard about this fediverse alternative to Reddit called Lemmy

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Most of Facebook Censorship Board Has Ties to Leftwing Billionaire George Soros.

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The first SD-XC card had 32 GB of capacity, which is the highest that SD-HC supports. | Pretec introduces world's first SDXC card: Digital Photography Review (2009)

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