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Hacker pleads guilty to conspiring with Russia to breach accounts - CNET Karim Baratov entered the plea after US federal prosecutors indicted him for his role in helping the same hackers who targeted Yahoo accounts in 2014.
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How to Set Up Hands-Free Controls and Other New Features on Waze Waze announced a huge new update on Wednesday, bringing three of its top-requested features to the app for Android and iOS. Starting now, you can control Waze with your voice, get motorcycle-specific directions, and fact...
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MIT's new desktop 3D printer technology increases speeds up to 10x There are plenty of reasons desktop 3D printing never really took off with consumers. Speed isn’t the main one, but it’s certainly up there. Mind you, this research is still probably a few years away from production,...
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AP Explains: What is bitcoin? A look at the digital currency The price of bitcoin keeps on rising. Here's a look at what it is and how it was created.
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Snapchat Remakes Itself, Splitting the Social From the Media

The New York Times - 29 Nov 2017 16:29
Snapchat Remakes Itself, Splitting the Social From the Media Instead of one blended feed of information, Snapchat users will now see a social stream on the app's left side, and a media stream on the right.
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Glitter may be a big environmental hazard say researchers As with microbeads and other types of microplastic, researchers say that glitter may be a big environmental hazard. The simple shiny material is commonly used on crafts and for pulling pranks, but the tiny bits of plasti...
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FCC Chair Says Twitter and YouTube's Political Biases Are the Real Threat to an Open Internet Would more Nazis and terrorists on social media make our internet more free?
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Physicists set new record with 10-qubit entanglement (Phys.org)--Physicists have experimentally demonstrated quantum entanglement with 10 qubits on a superconducting circuit, surpassing the previous record of nine entangled superconducting qubits. The 10-qubit state is the...
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Traces of life on nearest exoplanets may be hidden in equatorial trap New simulations show that the search for life on other planets may well be more difficult than previously assumed, in research published today in the journal Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society. The study i...
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Genetically Engineering Yourself Sounds Like a Horrible Idea--But This Guy Is Doing It Anyway Josiah Zayner took a swig from his beer and squinted into the spotlight. He was already kind of drunk. He also hadn't bothered to write a speech. Tattooed and heavily pierced with a shock of blue-gray hair, he shuffled a...
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NASA to release Voyager Golden Record as a vinyl box set Speaking as a space-loving child of the '70s and a music fan, it was hard to contain my excitement when NASA took to Kickstarter to fund a pressing of the space agency's Voyager Golden Records. Sent into space in 1977, t...
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Waze Becomes First Navigation App to Support Carpool Lanes Waze today announced it is rolling out three new features in its popular crowdsourced navigation app for iOS and Android, the most notable of which is support for high occupancy vehicle lanes, also known as carpool lanes...
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MacOS High Sierra vulnerability was publicly disclosed in an Apple forum weeks ago While Apple scrambles to issue a software fix for a major macOS High Sierra vulnerability, astute observers are wondering what took the company so long to react — after all, the problem was known about weeks ago.  It ...
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Worms born in Martian soil suggest farming on Mars is possible The prospect of a human colony on Mars has rapidly moved from science fiction to reality in recent years, with space agencies like NASA, ESA, and others openly discussing the possibility of manned missions to the red pla...
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Married people are much less likely to get dementia

New Scientist - 29 Nov 2017 02:01
People who are single for life are 42 per cent more likely to get dementia, but marriage isn't always good for your health - especially if you're a woman
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Carousel in Bergamo, Italy Catches Fire and Looks Metal AF The end is neigh
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72 unseen galaxies found hiding in plain sight

Fox News - 29 Nov 2017 17:00
72 unseen galaxies found hiding in plain sight Astronomers have found 72 potential galaxies hiding in plain sight inside a vast patch of the sky previously observed by the Hubble Space Telescope .
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The new AWS PrivateLink feature lets SaaS developers build private endpoints to access the service.
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Apple fires back at Qualcomm in lawsuit over battery patents - CNET Apple's spat with Qualcomm over the intellectual property that goes into your iPhone continues to escalate.
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Simulated computer network alters reality to mislead hackers The Russian novelist Fyodor Dostoevsky once postulated that the devil no longer uses fire and brimstone but instead simply tells you what you want to hear.
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DIY: Scientists Release a How-To for Building a Smartphone Microscope

Medical Design Technology - 29 Nov 2017 15:48
News It could extend sophisticated imaging techniques to rural areas and developing countries ... Contributed Author: University of Houston Topics: Medical Diagnostics
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What's the Wi-Fi password? Share it easily in iOS 11 with Wi-Fi Sharing Did you know you can easily share your Wi-Fi connection with other people if you're using iOS 11? No? According to our latest Twitter poll, you're not alone. Wi-Fi sharing, introduced in iOS 11, allows you to easily conn...
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