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Wannacry money laundering attempt thwarted An online exchange for virtual cash has blocked attempts to swap victims' bitcoins into another currency
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(Walter Reed Army Institute of Research) Rhesus macaques previously infected with dengue or yellow fever viruses appear to be neither more nor less susceptible to severe infection with Zika virus, according to new resear...
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Need a new password? Here are 306 million to avoid - CNET Security researcher Troy Hunt has released a searchable tool that taps the database of previously compromised passwords.
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Tern GSD ebike may be the alternative to a car you've been looking for The Tern GSD electric bike is a behemoth of a two-wheeled vehicle that will not only transport you, but your family, and your groceries from Point A to Point B without breaking a sweat. The post Tern GSD ebike may be the...
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Serco awarded $46 million ESA contract to provide science and engineering services The contract is a continuation of a previous cooperation between ESA and Serco and could be extended up to five years, which would increase its total value to 66 million euros, Serco spokesman Adam Williams said. SpaceNe...
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Coinbase says it will support Bitcoin Cash after all -- but it isn't committed to trading yet Coinbase, one of the world’s largest (if not the) largest cryptocurrency exchanges, has reversed its stance on Bitcoin Cash and said it will introduce support for the fork next year. Coinbase was among numerous exchang...
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Here's how the Tesla Model 3 stacks up against other EVs The Tesla Model 3 is one of the most hotly-anticipated cars of all time, one that fans say will change the automotive industry for good. Looking beyond the hype, how does Tesla's smallest car stack up against the competi...
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Perspective: Why Don't Sunbeams Look Parallel?

Physics Buzz - 4 Aug 2017 21:03
Not too long ago, I had an internet run-in with a "flat Earth" type who hit me with an argument I'd never heard before: the sun, they insisted, is actually only a few hundred miles from Earth, as can be proven with some ...
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Rhesus macaques previously infected with dengue or yellow fever viruses appear to be neither more nor less susceptible to severe infection with Zika virus, according to new research.
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What Women in Cybersecurity Really Think About their Careers New survey conducted by a female security pro of other female security pros dispels a few myths.
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This Is What Facebook Thinks Virtual Reality Should Be About In this episode of Radio Motherboard, we check in on the social media giant's plan to bring VR to the masses.
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The best mechanical keyboards

Engadget - 4 Aug 2017 17:00
The best mechanical keyboards By Kimber Streams, Dan Frakes, and Ryan Whitwam This post was done in partnership with The Wirecutter, a buyer's guide to the best technology. When readers choose to buy The Wirecutter's independently chosen editorial pi...
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NASA's Pluto Probe May See Double During Next Flyby

Scientific American - 4 Aug 2017 17:00
NASA's Pluto Probe May See Double During Next Flyby When New Horizons flies by Kuiper belt object MU69 in 2019, it may find two space rocks rather than one --
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US Army abruptly stops using DJI drones due to 'cyber vulnerabilities' A leaked US Army memo obtained by unmanned aviation news site sUAS News is making some waves in the drone world today. In the memo, the largest branch of the United States armed forces called for its units to "cease all ...
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This Drone Has Claws, Lands on a Vertical Walls

Motherboard - 4 Aug 2017 16:40
This Drone Has Claws, Lands on a Vertical Walls Researchers at the Université de Sherbrooke designed the sweet device.
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China holds drill to shut down 'harmful' websites Data centres were asked to practise taking down sites quickly and reporting the owners to police.
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What it's like to play Super Mario in AR, and why it matters - CNET Mario on a HoloLens is weird and tiring -- and it's also the future.
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An 'Extremely Surprising' Storm System Just Appeared Over Neptune Do not be alarmed, but a bright storm system three quarters the width of our entire planet has emerged over Neptune's equator, in a region where no bright clouds have ever been witnessed before.
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Video shows pilot sending image from iPhone to second plane at 35,000 feet with AirDrop Taking peer-to-peer direct wireless transfers to new heights, a new video shows Apple's AirDrop technology being used to send pictures taken from one plane to another in-flight, at 35,000 feet.
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Ferrari won't join Formula E, but its parent still wants to race electric cars Ferrari won't join Formula E after all, but Fiat Chrysler Automobiles is still interested in electric racing. Another one of the massive automaker's many other brands will step up instead. The post Ferrari won’t join F...
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Why humans find faulty robots more likeable

Phys.org - 4 Aug 2017 15:57
Why humans find faulty robots more likeable It has been argued that the ability of humans to recognize social signals is crucial to mastering social intelligence - but can robots learn to read human social cues and adapt or correct their own behavior accordingly?
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Elon Musk reportedly planning to build his own Hyperloop for tunnel system Elon Musk might make his own Hyperloop after all, according to a new report from Bloomberg. The Tesla and SpaceX CEO is said to be planning to build the Hyperloop portion of his planned underground tunnel-based Hyperloop...
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