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Sunday, 5 May 2019

These Smart Devices Protect Your Home While You’re on Vacation

Take these steps to protect your home from mishaps and intruders when you leave for vacation.

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Tinder Wants In on Your Music Festival Meet-Cute

The dating app has a new feature to help you find a mate in a sea of flower crowns.

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Hackers steal card data from 201 online campus stores from Canada and the US

Magecart group breached PrismRBS and modified the PrismWeb​ e-commerce platform.

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Best Star Wars toys and gadgets for your office

These Star Wars toys and gadgets are specifically for your office -- whether it's at home or far, far away.

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Generation Z workers expect promotion within six to 12 months

Employers are familiar with the wants and needs of millennials and baby boomers but they will need to learn and prepare for what Generation Z specifically wants from their careers.

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Firefox add-ons disabled en masse after Mozilla certificate issue

Firefox users report having add-ons disabled, being unable to re-activate or (re)-install extensions.

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Mesmerizing plush toy robots made on a knitting machine

With embedded tendons, these stuffed toys out of CMU are pointing the way to new soft robots.

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A hacker is wiping Git repositories and asking for a ransom

Hacker threatens to release the code if victims don't pay in 10 days.

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You're dating everyone: How algorithms will put us all in our place(s)

OPINION: We need to make social data work for us rather than for the social media services themselves.

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Vodafone signs five-year deal with IBM for cloud, analytics and AI

The multi-million dollar deal with help Vodafone create a more secure and agile IT environment and fast-track AI and IoT initiatives.

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Predictions 2019 update: Cloud computing soars to new heights

As Forrester predicted, cloud services are accelerating, and faster than ever. How else can we expect cloud computing to continue changing enterprise digital transformation?

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Security flaws in 100+ Jenkins plugins put enterprise networks at risk

NCC Group researcher finds security flaws impacting more than 100 Jenkins plugins.

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Google I/O 2019: New Pixel 3A phones, Android Q, Stadia, and everything else we expect

New software and hardware look to be on tap for this year's Google I/O.

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The best iPhone speed-up tip is also the worst

I've been testing ways to speed up an old iPhone, and I've come to the conclusion that the best is also the worst.

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Hacker takes over 29 IoT botnets

Hacker "Subby" brute-forces the backends of 29 IoT botnets that were using weak or default credentials.

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HMRC to delete five million biometric voice records

'Biggest ever' deletion of biometric data by government comes after HMRC obtained data "unlawfully" according to privacy regulator.

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End to surprise Windows 10 updates? New 'download and install now' option rolls out

Microsoft has started rolling out its new option for controlling feature updates.

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Delivery firm Rappi to enhance "super-app" with $1bn funding

Having raised the largest round ever seen in Latin America, the "delivery of everything" company plans further developments to its technology stack.

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Splice Machine doubles down on managing machine learning

Splice Machine, which positions itself as a database on which you can do operational machine learning, is adding a new tool that performs lifecycle management of ML models.

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Photoshop, Lightroom $10 plan price to double? Maybe, we're testing it, says Adobe

Adobe looks to cut out its cheapest Creative Cloud Photography plan to replace it with a $20 option.

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Once infamous for fake news factories, this Balkan country is trying to reinvent itself

Macedonia's startup ecosystem is growing, tapping into the skills of its youth.

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Build your own lightsaber or master 'Star Wars' special effects with these $20 online courses


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These waterproof Bluetooth shower speakers are 80% off, down to $10 each


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Best laptop and tablet sales this weekend: MacBook, Alienware, iPad


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10 social media management tools on sale this weekend


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YouTube 'conspiracy': Rogue engineer reveals secret plot to kill Internet Explorer


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Tesla's self-driving 'brain' hit with serious Trump administration tariff


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Instagram and Facebook ban Alex Jones, Louis Farrakhan, and several others


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Best TV deals this weekend: Save on Vizio and LG, plus Samsung TVs in almost every size


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Verizon is trying to sell Tumblr


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Dark web drug market ‘Wallstreet Market’ seized by German police


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Yale Assure Combination Smart Door Lock for $180 + free shipping - CNET

Assure Combination Smart Door Lock for $180

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ProPOW A19 Dusk to Dawn Bug Light Bulbs 40W Equivalent

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Read a comic about the history of biological warfare from the author of World War Z

Today is Free Comic Book Day, and if you can’t make it to your local comic store, there’s one book that you can find online: Germ Warfare: A Very Graphic History, written by Max Brooks, the author of World War Z. The 44-page graphic novel is a free download from the Blue Ribbon Study Panel on Biodefense, and looks at humanity’s history with biological warfare.

The Blue Ribbon Study Panel on Biodefense commissioned the project, which was illustrated by J. Nino Galenzoga and colored by Joel Santiago and Patricia Beja. The group was founded in 2014 to “provide for a comprehensive assessment of the state of U.S. biodefense efforts, and to issue recommendations that will foster change.”

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Fortnite’s volcano has erupted, destroying Tilted Towers

One of Fortnite’s most iconic locations is no more. Today, after a few weeks of teasing, the Fortnite volcano has finally erupted, and it has taken out various parts of the island. Most notably, Tilted Towers — the busiest area of Fortnite’s island — has been almost entirely destroyed.

The event started out when a mysterious spaceship-like vault located in Loot Lake opened up, transporting players to a strange new dimension. There, six previously removed items from the game appeared encased in glass, and players had to work together to break one free so that it could return to the game. Also, there was a fancy desk, for some reason. While fan favorites like airplanes and the Infinity Blade were featured, it was the drum gun that was...

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The FTC is reportedly divided about how to hold Facebook accountable for privacy lapses

A new report from The New York Times says that the Federal Trade Commission is having trouble agreeing on a suitable punishment for Facebook’s privacy lapses, and that its members are specifically trying to determine whether or not CEO Mark Zuckerberg should be held personally responsible.

Facebook is reportedly facing a huge fine from the FTC over its highly-public privacy lapses, and has said that it’s setting aside $3 billion to cover that fine, and could be required to create new, privacy-focused positions within the company. $3 billion would be a slap on the wrist for the company, given that it pulled in $15.1 billion in revenue last quarter.

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Mozilla is fixing a bug that stopped Firefox extensions from working

Last night, Firefox users noticed an issue with their browsers: they couldn’t install extensions, and their existing add-ons stopped working. Mozilla says that the issue is due to a certificate expiration, and that it’s working to fix the issue.

In a blog post, Mozilla says that it’s identified the issue, and it’s begun rolling out a fix for users. “The fix will be automatically applied in the background within the next few hours. No active steps need to be taken to make add-ons work again.” (Emphasis Mozilla’s.) The company says that users shouldn’t try deleting and re-installing extensions, because it’ll remove any accumulated data. The fix that’s being rolled out won’t apply to Firefox ESR or Firefox for Android, and Mozilla says that...

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Former Google engineer reveals the secret YouTube plot to kill Internet Explorer 6

Nearly 10 years ago, YouTube started displaying a banner to Internet Explorer 6 users, warning that support for Microsoft’s browser would be “phasing out” soon. It was a message that appeared on all YouTube pages, at a time when IE6 users represented around 18 percent of all YouTube traffic. Frustrated by supporting the aging browser, a group of YouTube engineers had hatched a plan to kill Internet Explorer 6.

“We began collectively fantasizing about how we could exact our revenge on IE6,” reveals Chris Zacharias, a former Google and YouTube engineer. “The plan was very simple. We would put a small banner above the video player that would only show up for IE6 users.” A group of engineers implemented this banner, knowing that most YouTube...

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Lucasfilm just announced the Star Wars books that will lead to The Rise of Skywalker

The Star Wars franchise famously includes a wide range of mediums beyond just the films — numerous books, comics, and games fill in the untold corners of the galaxy, and have set up the world for the coming installments. Lucasfilm just unveiled its publishing slate that will lead to the next film, The Rise of Skywalker, and it includes a novel that will bridge the gap from The Last Jedi, written by author Rebecca Roanhorse.

The new adult novel is Resistance Reborn, set to be released on November 12th, just before the The Rise of Skywalker premieres in December. The bare-bones description says that it will follow General Leia Organa, Poe Dameron, Finn, and Rey as they “struggle to rebuild the Resistance after their defeat at the hands of...

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New trailers: Sonic the Hedgehog, Veronica Mars, The Handmaid’s Tale, and more

Some weeks Netflix drives me a little nuts trying to find something worth watching, and other weeks it releases something as stunningly smart as Russian Doll. You could write essays just on the superb visuals of show, let alone the actually journey it takes you on.

It’s also one of those rare shows that allows itself to come together oh-so-perfectly. Not that everything is answered in the end — but it manages to explore the Groundhog Day-like conceit inside and out and close off key emotional arcs in eight quick episodes. Things are still messy, as they ought to be, but you’re left without the need to see a second more.

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George R.R. Martin says that three of HBO’s Game of Thrones spinoffs are ‘moving forward nicely’

HBO’s Game of Thrones is inching towards the end of its run, with just three episodes remaining. The network isn’t abandoning Westeros just yet, though — it has a handful of additional shows in development, and on his blog, George R.R. Martin offered up a short update.

In 2017, Martin revealed that there were five spinoff shows (he says he prefers to call them successors, rather than spinoffs) in the works at HBO. In his latest blog post, Martin notes that of those five, “three of them are still moving forward nicely.” HBO has ordered a pilot for one of them — which Martin says he isn’t supposed to call The Long Night) set thousands of years before the events of Game of Thrones. It’s expected to start shooting sometime this summer, with...

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Listen to a new track from Disney’s Star Wars Galaxy’s Edge theme park

It’s Star Wars Day, and Disney has unveiled the musical suite for its coming Star Wars theme park, Galaxy’s Edge, which is opening next month at Disnleyland in California, and in August in Florida’s Disney World.

The park will come with a soundtrack from composer John Williams, and from listening to this suite, it lines up nicely with the overall sound from the music that’s defined the rest of the franchise. Disney has also uploaded the track to various streaming services and retailers for you to download.

Galaxy’s Edge is designed to be an in-universe location that fans can visit, with a couple of rides that will allow you to participate in a battle between the Resistance and First Order forces or pilot the iconic Millennium Falcon on...

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Star Wars Day brings deals on lightsabers, Lego sets, and more

Today is May 4th, also sometimes known as Star Wars Day. Several retailers are hosting deals on all things Star Wars-related, so whether you know (or are) a super fan, this could be the best opportunity of the year to get the most for your money.

ThinkGeek is taking 30 percent off of its Star Wars merchandise, which includes toys, shirts, swimsuits, R2-D2 screwdrivers, and such thoughtful products as the Stormtrooper onesie sleeping bag. If you’re hoping to get a deal on a licensed lightsaber, you can save $10 by typing in the offer code SABERSALE at checkout.

Lego is also offering discounts on several Star Wars kits, and it’s including free goodies when you spend over a certain amount until May 7th. If you spend $35, Lego will include a...

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The Photographs That Paved the Way for Apollo 11

A new exhibition charts the history of moon photography—just in time for the 50th anniversary of the NASA mission.

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F. Gary Gray Is Working on a 'Saints Row' Movie Adaptation

Also, Microsoft's trash talk guidelines are great.

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Riding a Scooter? Protect Your Head

Half of injuries to 190 scooter riders in Austin last fall were to the head; only one of the injured riders was wearing a helmet.

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Give Ice the Cold Shoulder With an Electric Cooler

These devices work like a portable refrigerator, drawing power from AC or DC power (like the 12-volt plug in your car) to keep your food cool and dry.

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SpaceX Is Launching 'Organs on a Chip' to the ISS

Organs on a chip were created to expedite the process of drug discovery. Sending them to the International Space Station can speed things up even more.

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Portland Is Again Blazing Trails for Open Internet Access

The city that fought AT&T to open its cable lines in the 1990s is now considering a publicly owned open-access fiber network.

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Review: Netflix's Animated 'Tuca & Bertie' Is the Tits

When animated boobs are everywhere, it helps to have a woman in charge.

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A Mysterious Hacker Group Is On a Supply Chain Hijacking Spree

A group of likely Chinese hackers has poisoned the software of at least six companies in just the last three years.

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The Comedian Is in the Machine. AI Is Now Learning Puns

Researchers are using artificial intelligence techniques to create puns. Today's aren't so funny, but tomorrow's might be better.

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How to Build, and Keep Building, a Cathedral Like Notre-Dame

Architects' pitches for how to restore Notre-Dame are spurring a debate over when to hew to tradition and when to, say, put a beehive in the spire.

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Nura's new subscription model gives you high-end headphones on a monthly fee, fully insured

Nura's amazing hearing-adaptive headphones are now available as a monthly subscription service

We've made no bones about our opinion of the remarkable Nura headphones, calling them "the best headphones any of us have every heard." Now, the company is offering them on a monthly subscription deal with some interesting bonuses.

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Jawbone reveals enigmatic early hominins beat modern humans to China

A jawbone found in China has now been identified as belonging to a Denisovan, an ancient ...

The history of humans in Asia may have to be rewritten. A fossilized jawbone discovered on the Tibetan Plateau has been found to belong to a Denisovan, an enigmatic early human species closely related to Neanderthals. Its age suggests that Denisovans were the first hominins to occupy the area, long before the arrival of modern humans.

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Scientists May Have Detected ‘Violent’ Black Hole-Neutron Star Collision


Scientists may have detected a “violent” collision between a neutron star and a black hole, however, they are not sure what sparked this mysterious space occurrence. On April 25, the National Science Foundation’s […]

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The best shows on Hulu right now (May 2019)

It's often overwhelming to navigate Hulu's robust library of TV shows. To help, we put together a list of the best shows on Hulu, whether you're into frenetic cartoons, intelligent dramas, or anything in between.

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Amazon brews up savings on Keurig, Ninja, and De’Longhi coffee machines

Amazon took significant discounts on coffee and espresso machines from Keurig, Ninja, De'Longhi, and Bella, brands long-associated with quality coffee drinks. There's nothing de-caffeinated about the price cuts for these deals.

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Microsoft tries to dial back trash talk on Xbox Live, but ‘get wrecked’ is fine

Microsoft released its Community Standards for Xbox, which looks to prevent unwanted behavior within the Xbox Live community. One part of the document focuses on trash talk in online multiplayer games.

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These are the best movies on Hulu right now (May 2019)

From dramas to blockbusters, Hulu offers some great films to its subscribers. Check out the best movies on Hulu, whether you're into charming adventure tales or gruesome horror stories.

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The best PlayStation 4 exclusives you can get right now

The PlayStation 4's game library and incredible selection of exclusive games could make anyone with an Xbox One or Nintendo Switch think twice. Here's our list of the latest and greatest PS4 exclusives.

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Respawn continues crackdown on Apex Legends cheaters with 770,000 banned on PC

Respawn Entertainment has now banned 770,000 cheaters from the PC version of Apex Legends. The developer has also blocked more than 300,000 account creations and banned more than 4,000 cheat seller accounts.

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The best PS4 games (May 2019)

Looking for the best PS4 games out there? Out of the massive crop of titles available, we selected the best you should buy. No matter what your genre of choice may be, there's something here for you.

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World Video Game Hall of Fame class of 2019 includes Solitaire, Mortal Kombat

The World Video Game Hall of Fame class of 2019 immortalizes four inductees. They are Colossal Cave Adventure, Microsoft's Solitaire, the original Mortal Kombat, and Super Mario Kart, which will all be on permanent display at The Strong.

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Apple Music vs. Spotify: Which service is the streaming king?

Apple Music is giving Spotify a run for its money, but which service is best for you? In our Apple Music vs. Spotify showdown, we compare and contrast all we know about the two streaming music services.

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Oculus Quest taunts some customers after arriving more than two weeks early

The Oculus Quest has arrived early for some customers. The standalone VR headset, which is not supposed to ship out until May 21, is taunting the people who now have it in their hands due to limitations with the Oculus mobile app.

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The 2018 Apple MacBook Air is on sale for the lowest price we’ve seen yet

The 2018 MacBook Air is now on sale for a very nice discount that lets shoppers grab it for less than a grand. If you love the super-slim profile, light weight, and sleek looks of the Air but have been waiting for a deal to drop, read on.

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Amazon cuts prices of select Apple Watch Series 4 smartwatches once again

We recently covered the best Apple Watch deals from around the web, but Amazon has cut prices once again on select models of both the Apple Watch Series 4 models by another $35. With the additional discount, these models are now $50 off retail.

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The best Pixel 3 screen protectors

The Pixel 3 is equipped with the hottest hardware and a beautiful 5.5-inch P-OLED display protected by Gorilla Glass 5. But it's not invincible. Here are the best Pixel 3 screen protectors to keep it safe.

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Mother’s Day smartwatch sale: Deals on Apple Watch, Fitbit Versa, and more

Mother's Day is coming, and we’ve rounded up some smartwatch deals that would make great gifts for tech-loving moms. These deals run the gamut from fashionable smartwatches to dedicated fitness trackers, with discounts of up to $115.

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No cable? No problem: Here’s how you can watch UFC fights online

Cord cutting is a great way to save money, but watching sports online can be tricky due to restrictions. If you want to stream UFC, the world’s biggest MMA promoter has joined with ESPN to bring the action online. Here's how to watch.

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UFC Fight Night Ottawa: How to watch Iaquinta vs. Cerrone with ESPN Plus

The Ultimate Fighting Championship is returning to Ottawa with UFC Fight Night 151: Iaquinta vs. Cowboy lighting up the arena on Saturday. If you’re looking for a way to stream it online, then ESPN Plus is the place to watch all the action.

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Best new podcasts

Feel like you’re drowning in podcasts? In this weekly series, we’ll help you pick out the best of the new and returning shows. This week’s picks include the dissection of an album, Mobituaries with Mo Rocca, and more.

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See the sun rise and set on another planet in these InSight images

NASA's InSight lander has captured a view of the sunrise and sunset on Mars in a pair of images. The lander also captured an image of drifting clouds in the sky over its seismometer.

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You’re doing it wrong! Here’s the perfect way to watch the Star Wars films

There's more to making the perfect Star Wars movie marathon than just collecting all of the movies. You also need to decide when to watch each of them. Let us propose an altogether different Star Wars viewing order.

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The best family cars for 2019

The perfect family car should exude value, without sacrificing practicality. Thankfully, there are a host of family cars that do just that, including a three-row SUV and one of the best stations wagons ever built.

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The best coupes of 2018

Coupes look better than just about anything else on the road, but which model is right for you? To make your decision easier, we've rounded up the best coupes available, from the practical to the iconic.

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See 265,000 galaxies in the epic Hubble Legacy Field mosaic

A stunning new mosaic of images captured by the Hubble Space Telescope shows an incredible 265,000 galaxies, stretching back to the early universe 500 million years after the Big Bang.

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Breakthrough in bioprinting could enable 3D printing of replacement organs

A technique for bioprinting tissues allows scientists to create vascular networks like those used in the body to transport blood, air, and other fluids, in an important step towards the 3D-printing of replacement organs.

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How to program an RCA universal remote

If you're tired of using a million different remotes in your home theater, office, or living room, you'll likely be interested in a single RCA universal remote. Here's how to program it for your system.

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SpaceX launch to resupply ISS finally goes off after several delays

After a number of delays, the SpaceX mission to resupply the International Space Station has launched. Originally scheduled for April 30, the launch of the Falcon 9 rocket had to be put on hold due to several electrical problems.

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Firefox extensions stopped working this morning, but a fix is on the way

This morning, many Firefox users found themselves browsing with their usual extensions. When the clock ran over to midnight, a code certificate expired and caused the glitch, disabling all extensions.

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How to enable the emoji keyboard on an iPhone

Emojis have become a critical part of remote conversations, serving to clarify written language and expression among people communicating electronically. Here's how to enable Apple's Color Emoji Font on your iPhone.

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Smart home products that got their start on crowdfunding sites

These successful smart home products were created by startups using crowdfunding sites like Kickstarter and Indiegogo. They beat the odds to become huge successes: Check out what their smart devices offer.

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The best new music this week: Big Thief, Vampire Weekend, and more

Looking for the best new music? Each week, we find the most compelling new releases just for you. This week: Big Thief, Vampire Weekend, Bobby Oroza, The Felice Brothers, Tacocat, and Tank and The Bangas.

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All the Star Wars movies ever made, ranked from worst to best

From Episode I to Solo, how do the Star Wars movies compare when we stack them all up against each other? We let The Force be our guide and came up with our list of the best — and worst — films in the Star Wars universe.

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Barbershop: Facebook's Purported Pivot To Privacy

NPR's Michel Martin speaks to communications professor Alice Marwick, Atlantic staff writer Taylor Lorenz, and social media strategist Sara Li about whether Facebook's changes will make a difference.



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'Cyber Disruption' Affected Parts Of U.S. Energy Grid

NPR's Scott Simon asks journalist Blake Sobczak of E&E News about his reporting on a "cyber event" that impacted grid networks in California, Utah and Wyoming.



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Facebook Faces a Big Penalty, but Regulators Are Split Over How Big

The F.T.C. chairman seems to have the votes to approve a settlement. One of the biggest issues has been whether to hold Mark Zuckerberg liable for future violations.

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500 Days of Duolingo: What You Can (and Can’t) Learn From a Language App

Free language learning apps often promise the world — but don’t expect fluency from one. Here’s what to expect before you sign up.

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You’ve Conquered the Escape Room. But Can You Escape the Lab?

A physicist at the University of Illinois devised an immersive game in which teams solve science puzzles to unlock a mystery — before it’s too late.

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