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This Android malware targets passwords from almost 500 apps ERMAC Version 2.0 Android malware comes with new features, but also a bigger monthly fee for hackers.
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MakeUseOf |
Get a Standing Desk for a Steal with FlexiSpot Discounts (Limited Time Deal) Through May 27th, you can take advantage of the massive FlexiSpot discounts and buy a standing desk for a great price.
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TechCrunch |
Meta consolidates its privacy policy to appease regulators In an effort to make its notoriously dense user agreements less labyrinthine, Meta has rewritten and redesigned how that information is presented. The company insists that the changes are in form, not function, bolding some lines, adding subheaders and illustrations instead of presenting that information as a giant wall of text. The result is still […]
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Slashdot |
JPMorgan Finds New Use for Blockchain in Trading and Lending JPMorgan Chase is using blockchain for collateral settlements, the latest Wall Street experimentation with the technology in the trading of traditional financial assets. From a report: The bank's first such transaction came on May 20, when two of its entities transferred the token representation of BlackRock money market fund shares as collateral on its private blockchain. The effort will allow investors to pledge a wider range of assets as collateral and use them outside of market operating hou...
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Mashable! |
Save 30% on the Bissell Pet Stain Eraser and enjoy its spot-cleaning magic SAVE $28: As of May 26, the fan-favorite Bissell Pet Stain Eraser is on sale for just $65 at Walmart. That's 30% in savings.Keeping your carpet clean and being a puppy parent are difficult tasks on their own. And if you combine them? You've got a real project on your hands. Between unfortunate accidents, paw print dirt tracks, and muddy water from an overzealous tail, you might want to invest in a spot-cleaning solution.One such solution, the Bissell Pet Stain Eraser, is on sale for only $65 at ...
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Neowin |
BioShock: The Collection is free to claim on the Epic Games Store this week The second high profile mystery giveaway from the Epic Games Store has turned out to be BioShock: The Collection, the pack containing the award-winning BioShock trilogy plus all DLC.
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Tom's Hardware |
Broadcom to Acquire VMware in Blockbuster $61 Billion Cloud Computing Deal Broadcom is bolstering its enterprise software business with the VMware acqusition.
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MakeUseOf |
5 Ways to Fix DISM Error 2 in Windows 11 If DISM keeps throwing Error 2 at you, here's how to fix it on Windows 11.
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Ars Technica |
Dealmaster: Binge The Orville and more with this $1-per-month Hulu deal You'll need to be a new or returning user, but it's a cheap way to get new things to stream.
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The Verge - All Posts |
Scientists grow cells on a robot skeleton (but don’t know what to do with them yet) The cells were placed in a replica shoulder joint that was moved around to stimulate growth. | Image: Fisher Studios The science of tissue engineering — or growing human cells for use in medicine — is very much in its infancy, with only the simplest lab-grown cells able to be used in experimental treatments today. But researchers say a new method of tissue engineering could potentially improve the quality of this work: growing the cells on a moving robot skeleton. Typically, cells u...
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Tom's Hardware |
AMD's RDNA 3 Will Support DisplayPort 2.0 and UHBR20 At least some of AMD's Radeon RX 7000-serues GPUs will be ready for next-generation ultra high-resolution displays.
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Boy Genius Report |
NASA shares plans for its most exciting and ambitious Mars mission NASA is planning to send astronauts on a 30-day mission to Mars. The space agency shared some of its plans for the mission earlier this week. It’s all just a concept at the moment, but NASA is looking for feedback on the idea. NASA wants to run a 30-day mission to Mars The mission isn’t … The post NASA shares plans for its most exciting and ambitious Mars mission appeared first on BGR.
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Motherboard RSS Feed |
Female Skateboarder Becomes Right-Wing Hero After Losing to Woman, Getting Very Upset on Instagram Fellow skateboarders say that Taylor Silverman's actions are bad for the community, and potentially dangerous.
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Hacker News |
Removing blur from images – deconvolution and using simple image filters
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Business Insider |
I'm a professional mover based in New York City. We see it all and often have to act like therapists to stressed customers. "There's always something under the bed," says Sergio Markovic, 28, of Piece of Cake Moving which completed 35,000 moves last year.
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Impossibly Small Robot Crabs Could Someday Be Used Inside Bodies The bots are just half a millimeter wide and are controlled by lasers.
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Hacker News |
Smart landing page on writing copy for landing pages
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Hacker News |
Bolt Financial's loans come due
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The Register |
Perl Steering Council lays out a backwards compatible future for Perl 7 Sensibly written code only, please. Plus: what all those 'heated discussions' were about The much-anticipated Perl 7 continues to twinkle in the distance although the final release of 5.36.0 is "just around the corner", according to the Perl Steering Council.…
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AppleInsider News |
GoDice review: Make game night more fun with these Bluetooth-enabled dice GoCube, the maker of Bluetooth-enabled puzzle cubes, has released its newest product — GoDice. We took a look at these fun new dice to see if they'd be a worthy addition to game night.GoDice is a set of five Bluetooth-enabled six-sided dice. The dice pair with a companion app, which keeps track of your score for a bunch of popular games. Read more...
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Digital Trends |
Best Buy has the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 at $50 off for Memorial Day The 40mm and 44mm versions of the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 are currently on sale with a $50 price cut from Best Buy, as part of its early Memorial Day deals.
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Gizmodo |
The Orville's Seth MacFarlane on Those Star Trek Comparisons When The Orville premiered back in 2017, its arrival coincided almost exactly with Star Trek: Discovery, the first new Trek TV show in over a decade. Comparisons between the two series were inevitable, with even io9 calling The Orville a “Star Trek spoof” in our earliest coverage of the series. Read more...
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CNET News |
Memorial Day Sale: Hit the Open Trail With 25% Off Jack Wolfskin - CNET There are backpacks, tents, jackets and other outdoor essentials on sale today.
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Business Insider |
I took out $40,000 in student loans 10 years ago. I feel like I did everything right, but I've barely made a dent in payments. McKenzie Decoite is a teacher and mother of two who still owes $34,000 in student-loan debt. It's a constant source of stress as she waits for relief.
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Hacker News |
PlanetScale Insights: Advanced query monitoring
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Gizmodo |
NASA Hopes Its Tissue Box-Sized Satellite Can Set a New Laser Speed Record A tiny gold-coated satellite lifted off from Earth on Wednesday with a rather large goal in mind for NASA: beam down data at the fastest rate ever achieved by space lasers. Read more...
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ReadWrite |
Where Does Your Software Company Go From Here? The creation of a hit software is an impressive feat — especially because 21.5% of startups across industries fail within their first year of business, while 30% don’t make it past their second. Creating a well-designed product that’s a hit with users takes a lot of hard work, not to mention a little strategy and luck. But perhaps even […] The post Where Does Your Software Company Go From Here? appeared first on ReadWrite.
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Engadget |
Launchkey 88 brings a luxurious keybed to a budget MIDI controller Novation already makes five different versions of its venerable Launchkey series of MIDI controllers, ranging from the travel-friendly Launchkey Mini all the way up to the studio centerpiece Launchkey 61. But for some, 61 keys isn’t enough. And a serious piano player might balk at the unweighted keys. But now Novation offers the Launchkey 88 with a semi-weighted keybed.The latest addition to the family essentially bridges the gap between the budget-minded Launchkey and the higher-end SL series...
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BetaNews |
Researchers uncover cybercriminal stronghold targeting Facebook users The Facebook Messenger 'Is That You?' video phishing scam has been around since 2017, but a recent investigation into it by researchers at Cybernews has led to the discovery of what they're calling a 'cybercriminal stronghold'. Threat actors are using this to infect the social network with thousands of malicious links each day. The research has also identified at least five suspects, thought to be residing in the Dominican Republic. Following a tip off from cyber investigator Aidan Raney, the Cy...
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TechCrunch |
Perhaps faster delivery times were a poor choice from a unit-economics perspective Not every q-commerce company will fail. But startups that raised huge sums of money to build super-rapid consumer delivery models are laying off staff, attempting to merge and otherwise stay alive.
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