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  1. Reported Dreamcast addict Tim Walz is now an unofficial Crazy Taxi character

    New "Tim Walz Edition" mod lets the VP hopeful earn some ca-razy (campaign) money.

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  2. US sting of online gun part sales started with a shipment marked “fidget spinner”

    US seizes 350 sites that masked gun part imports from China as toys, jewelry.

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  3. EVgo and GM reveal their new fast charger experience

    The layout and canopy are similar to a gas station.

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  1. Eminent officials say NASA facilities some of the “worst” they’ve ever seen

    Buildings at Johnson Space Center in Houston are among the worst at any NASA facility.

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  2. Europe’s privacy watchdog probes Google over data used for AI training

    Meta and X have already paused some AI training over same set of concerns.

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  3. GM, Hyundai team up to slash costs of new vehicles and clean tech

    The hope is for better products and more efficient companies.

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  4. iFixit’s FixHub tools want to pull soldering away from the wall socket

    Battery-powered USB-C soldering iron aims to improve over what's out there.

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  5. Keeping your eyes on the road is easy with the Engo 2 AR sunglasses

    These augmented reality sunglasses work with Apple, Android, and Garmin

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  6. Two private astronauts took a spacewalk Thursday morning—yes, it was historic

    "Today’s success represents a giant leap forward for the commercial space industry."

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  7. As quantum computing threats loom, Microsoft updates its core crypto library

    Two algorithms added so far, two more planned in the coming months.

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  8. Android apps are blocking sideloading and forcing Google Play versions instead

    "Select Play Partners" can block unofficial installation of their apps.

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  9. Taylor Swift cites AI deepfakes in endorsement for Kamala Harris

    Taylor Swift on AI: "The simplest way to combat misinformation is with the truth."

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  1. In abortion ban states, sterilization spiked after Dobbs and kept climbing

    Sterilizations spike with abortion bans and declining access to care and contraception.

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  2. Human drivers keep rear-ending Waymos

    We took a close look at the 23 most serious Waymo crashes.

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  3. The PS5 Pro brings the game console’s disc drive era to an end

    Sony relegates physical game discs to a peripheral afterthought.

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  1. Old Easter Island genomes show no sign of a population collapse

    Native American DNA in the genomes dates to roughly when Rapa Nui was settled.

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  2. Google’s ad tech empire may be $95B and “too big” to sell, analysts warn DOJ

    Google Ad Manager is key to ad tech monopoly, DOJ aims to prove.

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  3. The 2024 VW Golf GTI is the last of its kind with a manual transmission

    Get the manual while you can.

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  4. The future of Boeing’s crewed spaceflight program is muddy after Starliner’s return

    "The final chapter on Starliner has not been written yet."

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  5. Proposed underwater data center surprises regulators who hadn’t heard about it

    Startup NetworkOcean wants to sink GPUs into San Francisco Bay.

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  6. Rogue WHOIS server gives researcher superpowers no one should ever have

    .mobi top-level-domain managers changed the location of its WHOIS server. No one got the memo.

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  1. SpaceX says regulators will keep Starship grounded until at least November

    SpaceX blames the regulatory delay on "issues ranging from the frivolous to the patently absurd."

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  2. AI ruling on jobless claims could make mistakes courts can’t undo, experts warn

    Nevada’s plan to let AI rule on unemployment claims is risky, experts warn.

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  3. “HAIL HOLY TERROR”: Two US citizens charged for running online “Terrorgram Collective”

    White accelerationist terror meets social media.

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  4. Woman drips with sweat from a bite of food due to rare nerve-wiring mix-up

    After just 75 seconds of chewing, large drops of sweat ran down the woman's face.

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  5. Huawei’s $2,800 trifold phone is a real thing it wants people to hold and use

    "It’s a piece of work that everyone has thought of but never managed to create."

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  6. X-ray footage shows how Japanese eels escape from a predator’s stomach

    It took escaping eels 56 seconds on average to free themselves from death.

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  7. “MNT Reform Next” combines open source hardware and usable performance

    New design has sleeker profile, uses more RAM and better CPU than the original.

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  8. Sony announces PS5 Pro, a $700 graphical upgrade available Nov. 7

    New unit won't include a disc drive, but will improve frame rate in high-fidelity games.

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