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Location American Technology News for 1 December 2017
An old dietary fad has got a fresh lease of life: Calories in-Calories out, or CiCo to its new devotees. It still doesn't add up, says Anthony Warner
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Sanjo Hammered Higo Knife

The Gadget Flow - 1 Dec 2017 16:00
Sanjo Hammered Higo Knife Keep the best tool for the job right at your side with the Sanjo Hammered Higo Knife by Best Made Co. Featuring Shirogami No. 2 white steel, this blade is robust and durable for your everyday. This unique knife has a han...
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Redditors don't read what they vote on, according to a new study A new study has found that almost three-quarters of posts to Reddit are voted on by users who haven't actually clicked through, and many visitors to the site merely scan through headlines. The post Redditors don’t read...
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Study Finds 'Dark Matter' and 'Dark Energy' May Not Exist--Here's What to Make of It Dark matter and dark energy are mysterious, unknown substances that are thought to make up more than 96% of the universe. While we may have never directly seen them, they beautifully explain how stars and galaxies move a...
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Google Translate might have a gender problem

Mashable - 1 Dec 2017 05:13
Google Translate might have a gender problem So much of our life is determined by algorithms. From what you see on your Facebook News Feed, to the books and knickknacks recommended to you by Amazon, to the disturbing videos YouTube shows to your children, our atten...
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Those 'Citizens for Trump' Robocalls Were a Prank Gone Wrong People around the country who were baffled and alarmed to get recorded phone calls telling them to stop making "negative and derogatory posts" about President Trump were the targets of a recently launched prank call app-...
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Google is putting a stop to part of the ad-supported internet that it helped bring to mobile.
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Tesla switches on the world's largest lithium ion battery Tesla's hit the switch on the world's largest lithium ion battery. After winning a bet to build the huge battery in 100 days, Musk and his team, along with the South Australian government, completed the installation of a...
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NASA Extends Campaign to Nickname New Horizons' Next Target New Horizons: NASA is extending the campaign to find a temporary tag for the next flyby target of its New Horizons mission, giving the public until midnight Eastern Time on Dec. 6 to continue to help select a nickname fo...
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North Korea's Latest Missile Test Was Even Scarier Than It Seemed Further analysis of North Korea's latest ICBM launch shows that the country can likely land a nuclear weapon anywhere in the continental United States.
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Here Are 4 Things We Can Do to Combat Climate Change Now Earlier this month, 13 US government agencies (NOAA, NASA, DOE, etc.) concluded that climate change is real and caused mainly by human activity. There is no question that this is happening... The only question now is: wh...
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You'd never know this short film was shot on an iPhone X In the aftermath of the iPhone X launch, we were understandably flooded with every kind of "iPhone X Camera vs [insert camera here]" video you can think of. But as always, the only proof of what a camera can really do is...
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Ex-NSA Hackers Worry China And Russia Will Try to Arrest Them The US government has been indicting foreign government hackers, and American government hackers are worried China and Russia might start doing the same to them.
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U.K. lawsuit aims to win British iPhone users $1.35 billion from Google In a landmark case for the British courts, campaign group called Google, You Owe Us is pushing forward with a lawsuit accusing Google's data gathering on iPhones during 2011-2012 of being unlawful and a breach of privacy...
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An orbital dance may help preserve oceans on icy worlds Heat generated by the gravitational pull of moons formed from massive collisions could extend the lifetimes of liquid water oceans beneath the surface of large icy worlds in our outer solar system, according to new NASA ...
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This Surreal Shot of Jupiter's Clouds Is Exactly What We Need Right Now Just look at this incredibly detailed photo of Jupiter's clouds as captured by NASA's Juno spacecraft. It's an otherworldly distraction to keep our minds off all the crap that's happening here on Earth, at least for a li...
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Experiment shows that arrow of time is a relative concept, not an absolute one (Phys.org)--An international team of researchers has conducted an experiment that shows that the arrow of time is a relative concept, not an absolute one. In a paper uploaded to the arXiv server, the team describe their ...
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How clever is artificial intelligence, really? And how fast is it progressing? These are questions that keep politicians, economists, and AI researchers up at night. And answering them is crucial -- not just to improve p...
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Lightweight, compact VR glasses made possible by large-area microdisplays VR glasses are increasingly popular, but they have usually been heavy and oversized - until now. Large-area microdisplays are expected to change that, because they make it possible to produce ergonomic and lightweight VR...
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iOS 11 leaves iOS devices more vulnerable to edge-case attacks, says phone-cracking company ElcomSoft Changes to the way that Apple protects encrypted iOS backups leave devices more vulnerable to certain types of attack, says ElcomSoft, a Russian company used by law enforcement agencies and others to access iPhones. Howe...
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Tesla's giant battery farm is now live in South Australia With a little lot of help from Tesla, Australia is now home to the world's largest lithium-ion battery. Back in March, Elon Musk promised Atlassian CEO and billionaire Mike Cannon-Brookes that he could create a 100MWh ba...
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Satellite images show extent of air pollution worldwide Images taken by a new European satellite show the levels and distribution of common air pollutants around the world, including ash spewing from a volcano in Indonesia
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