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Friday, 19 April 2019
New York’s Aggressive Climate Law Takes Aim at Skyscrapers
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The Mueller Report Is Much Worse For Trump Than Barr Let On
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A Mystery Agent Is Doxing Iran's Hackers and Dumping Their Code
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The Mueller Report Is Out. Read It Here
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The Hunt for Rocket Boosters in Russia's Far North
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'Game of Thrones' Breaks Viewership Records
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Why William Barr Will Deliver the Mueller Report to Congress on CD
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How the Pacific Pinball Museum Keeps Old Machines Alive
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Platforms Want Centralized Censorship. That Should Scare You
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China Finds Phone-Wielding Tourists and Telescopes Don't Mesh
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Everlane's New Sneaker Treads Lightly on the Environment
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When Futurism Led to Fascism—and Why It Could Happen Again
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Marmot Eclipse Rain Jacket Review: Comfy and PFC-Free
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Want a Tech Job? Silicon Valley Is Still Your Best Bet
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This Startup Could Sell You Crypto Tokens—With SEC Backing
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Climate Change Threatens Ice Roads. Satellites Could Help
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Move Over, San Andreas: There’s an Ominous New Fault in Town
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A Wild Plan to Crowdsource the Fight Against Misinformation
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Estimate the Pulling Force of Boston Dynamics' Robo-Dog Army
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Stream these 12 movies to celebrate Easter, Passover, and the rebirth of spring
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Huawei P30 Pro review: The absolute best camera on any phone - CNET
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2020 Mercedes-Benz CLA250 first drive review: Now actually feels like a premium car - Roadshow
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Alienware Area-51m review: A gaming laptop that doesn't shy away from the bigger-is-better school of design - CNET
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2019 Mazda3 review: Still sporty, but much more complete - Roadshow
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Motorola Moto G7 review: The best budget phone just got better - CNET
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LG G8 ThinQ review: LG's flagship phone can't catch a break - CNET
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Beyoncé documentary Homecoming hits Netflix - CNET
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Avengers: Endgame -- My race to watch all Marvel movies hits the homestretch - CNET
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You can order the Mueller report for free as an e-book for iPhone, Android and iPad - CNET
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Galaxy Fold fragile screens and more: The good and bad of Samsung's new foldable phone - CNET
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Boeing completes test flights for 737 Max software fix - CNET
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Samsung Galaxy Fold problems explained video - CNET
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Homecoming review: Beyoncé film brings fireworks to Netflix - CNET
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Galaxy S8, LG V35 and V30 flagship phones now available for under $400 - CNET
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All Marvel franchises ranked, from Avengers to Daredevil - CNET
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Dodge Challenger and Charger Stars & Stripes Editions wave the flag in NY - Roadshow
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Lyft sued by investors over sinking stock - CNET
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Instagram might hide how many likes you get - CNET
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The complete guide to Apple's Health app - CNET
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VW Atlas Basecamp concept brings the outdoors into the New York Auto Show - Roadshow
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The Mueller report by the numbers - CNET
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Mueller report is No. 1 politics book on Amazon - CNET
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Where to find downloaded files on your Android phone - CNET
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Hyundai Sonata's Digital Key means you can leave the fob at home - Roadshow
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YouTube testing free $2 monthly Super Chat credit for Premium users - CNET
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Mueller report dives into Russian election interference and Trump campaign - CNET
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Uber’s self-driving unit gets $1 billion investment from SoftBank and Japan’s auto industry
Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi announced this evening a $1 billion investment from Japanese conglomerate SoftBank’s Vision Fund, car maker Toyota, and automative component supplier Denso. The news confirms an article from The Wall Street Journal published earlier this week reporting that Uber was close to securing funding for its autonomous division, called Uber Advanced Technologies Group, or UberATG.
Khosrowshahi announced the investment with a tweet, which included a photo of the chief executive alongside executives from SoftBank, Toyota, and Denso. According to the accompanying press release, the capital injection values Uber’s self-driving unit at $7.25 billion, ahead of the company’s official initial public offering likely later this...
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Instagram has considered hiding the like count on people’s photos
Instagram has considered hiding the like count on photos, so audiences can’t see how many people have liked an individual post. An unreleased feature that would publicly hide like counts was spotted today by code hunter Jane Wong, who says the test states that Instagram wants “your followers to focus on what you share, not how many likes your posts get.” Only the person who posted a photo will be able to see the number of likes it’s received.
Instagram says that it has not tested the feature. In a statement to The Verge, an Instagram spokesperson said: “We’re not testing this at the moment, but exploring ways to reduce pressure on Instagram is something we’re always thinking about.”
Details of the test come just days after the I...
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This $2,799 emulator is the fanciest retro game console around
Retro games keep resurfacing in all types of emulators, but Swedish artist and craftsman Love Hultén has created one that goes the extra mile if you really want a full, nostalgia-fueled experience. His newest design, called Yesterday Vision, is a handmade midcentury-inspired monitor enclosure that can play games from classic systems.
The Yesterday Vision contains a 19-inch 4:3 monitor that’s designed to have the curvature distortion of an old CRT monitor. It also has full-range loudspeakers and a built-in Raspberry Pi computer that emulates gaming systems like the SNES, NES, Genesis, NeoGeo, MAME, Atari 2600, N64, and PSX. You can also play modern games or connect your laptop to Yesterday Vision via an HDMI input on the back. It can also...
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Amazon admits defeat against Chinese e-commerce rivals like Alibaba and JD.com
Amazon is shutting down its Chinese domestic e-commerce business, it told sellers on Thursday. By July 18th, Amazon.cn will no longer be open to third-party sellers, meaning it won’t compete with the massive e-commerce giants of China, including Alibaba and JD.com. Amazon still plans to let Chinese customers shop at international versions of the site, including the company’s American, British, German, and Japanese marketplaces. Amazon says it’s reevaluating its fulfillment strategy in the country to meet those needs.
Amazon tells The Verge in a statement, “Over the past few years, we have been evolving our China online retail business to increasingly emphasize cross-border sales, and in return we’ve seen very strong response from...
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Why Juul and Republican lawmakers want to raise the minimum vaping age
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is pushing a new bill that would block all tobacco and vape purchases for Americans under 21 years old, according to an announcement today that was reported by Bloomberg.
In a statement today, McConnell presented the bill as a response to widespread public health risks posed by teen vaping. “For some time, I’ve been hearing from the parents who are seeing an unprecedented spike in vaping among their teenage children,” McConnell said. “In addition, we all know people who started smoking at a young age and who struggled to quit as adults. Unfortunately it’s reaching epidemic levels around the country.” McConnell says he will look to the 11 states that already have Tobacco 21 laws on the books for...
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Digital publishing site Wattpad is partnering with Sony to adapt stories for Hollywood
Wattpad, the online story-sharing community for up-and-coming and established writers, has signed a “first-look” deal with Sony Pictures Television to develop new projects based on its vast catalog of uploaded stories, Wattpad announced yesterday.
With this new partnership, Wattpad will essentially give Sony a heads-up when it comes to projects that might make for a good TV series. According to Wattpad, the two companies will “work together to identify and develop popular narratives from the half a billion story uploads that have been shared on Wattpad,” and Sony will have access to data from Wattpad’s machine learning efforts that help it churn through the site’s uploads, identifying what stories have potential in other media formats.
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Facebook stored millions of Instagram passwords in plain text
Facebook says it stored millions of Instagram users’ passwords in plain text, leaving them exposed to people with access to certain internal systems. The security lapse was first reported last month, but at the time, Facebook said it only happened to “tens of thousands of Instagram users,” whereas the number is now being revised up to “millions.” The issue also affected “hundreds of millions of Facebook Lite users” and “tens of millions of other Facebook users.”
Passwords are supposed to be stored in an encrypted format that allows websites to confirm what you’re entering without directly reading it. But as Krebs on Security first reported, various errors seem to have caused Facebook’s systems to log some passwords in plain text since as...
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BlackBerry Messenger (yes, that BBM) is shutting down on May 31st
Clutch your old BlackBerries dear, because the consumer version of BBM is officially dying at the end of May. In a blog post, Emtek (the company that has taken over running the BBM app since 2016) has announced that it will end support for the messaging app on May 31st, citing fleeting users over the past years despite efforts to revitalize the app with features like Uber hailing and video calling.
“We are proud of what we have built to date ... The technology industry however, is very fluid, and in spite of our substantial efforts, users have moved on to other platforms, while new users proved difficult to sign on,” the company wrote in a blog. “Though we are sad to say goodbye, the time has come to sunset the BBM consumer service, and...
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After Two Years, Mueller Couldn't Figure Out How WikiLeaks Acquired Stolen Democratic Files
The long-awaited report from Special Counsel Robert Mueller on Russia’s interference in the 2016 election is more than 440 pages long and offers granular details about the Russian government’s efforts to infiltrate Democratic organizations and obtain material damaging to Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign. One…
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Take $100 Off The GoPro Fusion And Capture Literally Everything Around You
If you’re looking to get into the action cam game, there’s no better place to start than GoPro. And if you can save $100 off the regular price of the GoPro Fusion, why not get a camera that captures 360 video and photography? With a camera on the front and the back, the Fusion shoots everything around it making a…
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These Battling Bots Bring Dystopian Warfare to Your Living Room Floor
It’s an unsettling glimpse into the inevitable future of warfare where battles are indistinguishable from video games, but watching a pair of robots duke it out is always entertaining. If your aspirations of one day rolling your competitor into the BattleBots arena have been thwarted by a complete lack of engineering…
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RIP BlackBerry Messenger (As We Know It)
Emtek is finally shutting down the consumer version of BlackBerry Messenger (BBM) on May 31. In a blog post, the company said that “users have moved on to other platforms” and that it was “sad to say goodbye.” So in a little over a month, refunds for stickers will be issued. BBMoji will disappear. The app will stop…
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