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  1. Lost Judgment impressions: 15 wild hours in Yokohama

    The sequel to 2019's Yakuza spinoff Judgment shines in our extended hands-on.

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  2. Hospital staff must swear off Tylenol, Tums to get religious vaccine exemption

    Hospital CEO aims to educate staff on the full scope of what they're claiming.

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  3. Alphabet’s laser-Internet system has sent 700TB of data with 99.9% uptime

    Alphabet is bridging the Congo River with a 20Gbps laser beam.

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  1. Locast’s free TV service ordered to shut down permanently after copyright loss

    Locast must decide whether to appeal as ABC, CBS, Fox, NBC win copyright case.

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  2. Near death of anti-vaccine cardinal is an “irony of life,” says Pope Francis

    Humanity used to be such good friends with vaccines!

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  3. Self-sustaining solar house on wheels wants to soak up the Sun

    Students from the Netherlands will take their new solar ride 3,000 km to Spain.

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  4. Cherry-picking data was routine practice at Theranos, former lab worker says

    Theranos’ Edison device failed at least 25 percent of the time, court hears.

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  5. NASA awards five contracts for lunar landers to follow SpaceX demonstration

    The announcement comes as one of the winners, Blue Origin, is suing NASA.

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  6. Lucid gets its official EPA range ratings, and they’re astounding

    The Air Dream Edition is rated at 520 miles on a full charge.

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  7. US hospitals buckling under delta surge: 25% of ICUs are over 95% full

    The burden on hospital ICUs has more than doubled since June.

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  8. Shocking Pixel 6 rumor lists Google SoC with two ARM X1 CPU cores

    Google blazes its own trail for its first SoC design.

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  9. How the Le Mans hydrogen racer is shaping up

    In preparation for a hydrogen-powered category, Le Mans saw laps from prototypes.

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  1. Crew Dragon has flown four more people—all private citizens—into space

    SpaceX promised to make spaceflight available to the masses. This is a good start.

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  2. The iPhone 13 is thicker and heavier than the iPhone 12

    Plus, more new details revealed by Apple's website.

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  3. Walmart to begin driverless deliveries with Ford and Argo AI

    Deliveries will begin in Austin, Miami, and Washington, DC, later in 2021.

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  1. Recent Ebola outbreak emerged from someone infected 5 years earlier

    We knew the virus could go dormant but not that it could do so for five years.

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  2. Backpage founders get mistrial because US overplayed child sex trafficking claims

    US focused too heavily on child sex trafficking in case with no trafficking charges.

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  3. “Melting face,” “pregnant person,” and 35 other emoji approved for Unicode 14.0

    838 new characters bring Unicode's total to a whopping 144,697.

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  4. Anonymous leaks gigabytes of data from alt-right web host Epik

    Clients include 8chan, Parler, and Gab, among others.

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  5. Theranos burned through $2M a week as investors were given rosy projections

    Jurors heard about mounting losses, fudged data from first witnesses.

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  6. Microsoft accounts can go passwordless, making “password123” a thing of the past

    Passwordless accounts rely on MS Authenticator or a security key for login.

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  1. Nintendo Switch finally supports Bluetooth audio—but beware the lag

    Firmware 13.0 delivers mostly good Bluetooth news—along with one weird menu update.

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  2. Globally, climate change drives a willingness to change lifestyles

    In most countries, partisan and age differences shape attitudes.

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  3. Storage galore: New PS5 update finally lets users add more space for games

    The most-wanted feature from a July beta gets a public release soon.

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  4. Xiaomi shows off smart glasses with an all-green microLED waveguide display

    Xiaomi calls this a "concept," but it seems like a working product.

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  5. It’s all in the ink: Vinland Map is definitely a fake, new analysis finds

    “There is no reasonable doubt here. This new analysis should put the matter to rest.”

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  6. In a first, New York passes law banning new fossil fuel vehicle sales after 2034

    State agencies have to create a market-development strategy by end of 2022.

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  7. Travis CI flaw exposed secrets of thousands of open source projects

    Developers furious at Travis CI's "insanely embarrassing 'security bulletin.'"

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