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The Register |
Mars helicopter sends final message, but will keep collecting data One last software update installed safely, reconfigured it as 'stationary testbed' NASA's Ingenuity Mars Helicopter concluded its mission on Tuesday, sending a final signal in its role as a companion to the Perseverance Rover.…
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Gizmodo |
Google Fires 28 Workers Who Protested Its Contracts With Israel Google says it terminated 28 employees associated with protests of the company’s $1.2 billion cloud computing contracts with the Israeli government on Wednesday. The firings follow the arrests of nine Google employees for trespassing in the company’s New York and California offices on Tuesday during an hours-long…Read more...
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TechRadar - All the la... |
This has to be the most absurd portable power station ever launched — Asus's Mjolnir throws the hammer at rivals with innovative design that's likely to divide opinions Rog Mjolnir is a portable power station that looks like Thor's famous hammer.
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Google CEO Pichai Calls for Reset After Activist Firings The tech giant fired over two dozen employees following sit-in protests at its offices in New York and California over its cloud-computing deal with Israel.
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Engadget |
Twitch is giving all users access to its discovery feed later this month Twitch has been testing a discovery feed for livestreams and Clips on mobile since last year, in hopes of giving users a new way to find new streamers to follow and, hence, spend more time on the platform. Now, the website has announced that it's rolling out the feature to all users later this month. The feed will first appear as a new tab in the mobile app and will allow viewers to switch between a scrollable feed for livestreams and another one for Clips. Like their names imply, the live f...
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Wired Top Stories |
Google Fires 28 Workers for Protesting Cloud Deal With Israel The fired workers included nine Google employees who were removed by police after occupying Google offices on Tuesday.
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Neowin |
Ready or Not developer Void Interactive had the source code for its game stolen by hackers Void Interactive has now confirmed that a hacker attack resulted in the theft of the source code for its PC tactical shooter game Ready or Not, along with console builds of the game.
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MakeUseOf |
Wordle #1034: Today's Answer and Clues (Thursday, April 18, 2024) Struggling to beat today's Wordle? We have both the solution and some clues to help you out.
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MakeUseOf |
Connections #312: Today's Answer and Hints (Thursday, April 18, 2024) Struggling to solve today's Connections? We have clues for each category, plus the solution if you're stuck.
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TechRadar - All the la... |
Pixel's new satellite feature could show people where you are on Google Maps Recent leaks claim the Pixel 9 will see the launch of a location sharing on Maps and help guide for satellite connectivity.
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TechRadar - All the la... |
I really hope Google doesn't promise 7 years of Android for the Pixel 8a Google needs to promise appropriate support for its next bargain phone, the Pixel 8a, to avoid disappointing buyers.
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Mashable! |
How to watch the 2024 Chinese Grand Prix online for free Watch the 2024 Chinese Grand Prix for free from anywhere in the world.
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Mashable! |
How to watch Punjab Kings vs. Mumbai Indians online for free Watch Punjab Kings vs. Mumbai Indians in the IPL for free from anywhere in the world.
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Mashable! |
These stylish translation earbuds are on sale for 42% off The Mymanu CLIK S translation earbuds are on sale for £72.30, saving you 42% on list price.
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The Register |
Taiwanese film studio snaps up Chinese surveillance camera specialist Dahua Stymied by sanctions, it had to go … but where? Chinese surveillance camera manufacturer Zhejiang Dahua Technology, which has found itself on the USA’s entity list of banned orgs, has fully sold off its stateside subsidiary for $15 million to Taiwan's Central Motion Picture Corporation, according to the firm's annual report released on Monday.…
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Slashdot |
House Passes Bill Requiring Warrant To Purchase Data From Third Parties An anonymous reader quotes a report from The Hill: The House on Wednesday approved a bill that would limit how the government can purchase data from third parties — legislation that scored a vote after negotiations with a group of GOP colleagues who briefly tanked a vote on warrantless spy powers. Dubbed the Fourth Amendment is Not For Sale, the legislation passed 219-199. It requires law enforcement and other government entities to get a warrant before buying information from third-party ...
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Android Police - Andro... |
TikTok's new photo-sharing app is out, but you probably can't download it yet For now, TikTok's Notes app is up for grabs in Australia and Canada
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Techdirt |
Senate Now Considering Section 702 Re-Up With A Dangerous Amendment Attached To It For a little while, it looked as though Section 702 surveillance might finally be curtailed, if not substantially reformed. Lots of House Republicans were irritated that some of Trump’s inner circle had been (inappropriately) targeted by FBI investigators taking advantage of the agency’s backdoor access to US persons’ communications collected by a foreign-facing collection program. […]
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