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  1. Here’s the trailer for the live-action One Piece we’ve been waiting for

    Netflix has a mixed track record when it comes to adapting beloved Japanese anime.

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  2. Long-forgotten frozen soil sample offers a warning for the future

    Ancient soil was buried under a mile of ice until excavated during the Cold War.

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  3. Amazon is getting ready to launch a lot of broadband satellites

    Amazon unveils satellite facility in Florida, may switch prototype launch to Atlas V.

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  1. A promising Internet satellite is rendered useless by power supply issues

    "The mission of providing Internet connectivity in Alaska will be delayed."

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  2. Zyxel users still getting hacked by DDoS botnet emerge as public nuisance No. 1

    12 weeks after critical vulnerability was patched, devices are still being wrangled.

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  3. This LiDAR-equipped 30-pound robot dog can be yours for $1,600

    It's not quite as good as a Boston Dynamics bot, but it is a lot cheaper.

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  4. IMAX emulates PalmPilot software to power Oppenheimer’s 70 mm release

    IMAX TikTok shows an emulated Palm PDA controlling Oppenheimer's 600-lb reel.

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  5. New legged robots designed to explore planets as a team

    Even if one robot fails, the rest of the team can offset its loss.

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  6. Meet the MCU’s new Kree villain, Dar-Benn, in trailer for The Marvels

    "You are not the only thing standing between this and the universe."

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  7. OpenAI, Google will watermark AI-generated content to hinder deepfakes, misinfo

    Seven companies promised Biden they would take concrete steps to enhance AI safety.

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  8. Redditors prank AI-powered news mill with “Glorbo” in World of Warcraft

    "Glorbo" isn't real, but a news-writing AI model didn't know it—and then it wrote about itself.

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  9. 69% of Russian gamers are pirating after Ukraine invasion pushback

    Russian game development jobs also dry up after Russia's actions.

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  1. The next Mazda MX-5 Miata might be an electric vehicle

    The next MX-5 is a couple of years away and will have some kind of e-motor.

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  2. Infant deaths surge in Texas after abortion ban

    The increase in deaths reverses a nearly 10-year decline.

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  3. Fed’s new instant payment system could be trouble for PayPal, Venmo

    The Fed's goal is to connect 9,000 financial institutions nationwide.

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  1. Dolphin emulator abandons Steam release plans after Nintendo legal threat

    But dev team says including Wii decryption key doesn't put it in "any legal danger."

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  2. The ‘90s Internet: When 20 hours online triggered an email from my ISP’s president

    1998 plea for restraint reveals a lost world where the 'Net was an opt-in experience.

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  3. Rocket Report: Space Force to pick three; Pythom strikes back

    "With this mission we’ve made big strides toward reusability."

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  4. Could there be upsides to being a psychopath?

    It may be that all of us have a little psychopathology inside—with some positives.

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  5. No apologies as Reddit halfheartedly tries to repair ties with moderators

    Disenchanted mods Ars spoke with want change, not more communication.

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  6. “Church of Bleach” family guilty on all counts, plans to appeal

    The family, who represented themselves, did not speak during the trial.

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  1. DART asteroid impact created a 10,000-kilometer debris field of boulders

    The asteroid-smashing planetary defense mission knocked some large rocks free.

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  2. Musk subpoenas Elizabeth Warren days after she called for Tesla investigation

    Warren urged SEC to examine Musk's actions while running Twitter and Tesla.

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  3. Report: Apple has already built its own ChatGPT-like chatbot

    The tool is being used internally by employees—with some major restrictions.

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  4. Firmware vulnerabilities in millions of computers could give hackers superuser status

    BMCs give near-total control over entire fleets of servers. What happens when they're hacked?

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  5. Dealmaster: Apple gear, Lenovo laptops, and more

    We found discounts on laptops, board games, and back-to-school equipment.

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  6. This white dwarf star has two “faces”

    One side is all helium, and the other side is all hydrogen, baffling astronomers.

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  7. Microsoft to stop locking vital security logs behind $57-per-user monthly plan

    US agency urged Microsoft to expand access to logs that can identify cyberattacks.

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