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Location American Technology News for 24 May 2018
Facebook two-factor authentication is finally safer Two-factor authentication or 2FA is often hailed as the safe compromise to humans’ seemingly innate ability to be very bad at passwords. But not all 2FA methods are created equal and some, particularly SMS, are seen as...
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Air Force focus on resilience means big changes for spacecraft manufacturing and testing The U.S. Air Force's plans to respond to emerging threats by launching constellations of satellites. That strategy has important implications for spacecraft manufacturing and testing. SpaceNews.com
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All Pres. Trump’s many tweets come from his trusty iPhone, and he’s not shy about blocking people who use this social network platform to respond to his comments. Today, however, a Federal judge ruled that blocking a...
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Apple, VW sign driverless car deal for Apple campus shuttles, NY Times sources say Deal was apparently struck after BMW and Mercedes-Benz declined a partnership.
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DARPA working group begins addressing concerns related to proximity operations and satellite servicing A major challenge facing companies planning to perform on-orbit servicing will be ensuring satellite operators do not view their activities as potential threats. SpaceNews.com
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Qualcomm's Snapdragon 710 promises everything you need, nothing you don't The Qualcomm Snapdragon 710 has arrived bringing premium features to the mid-range.
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US takes aim at Russian hackers who infected over 500,000 routers - CNET The VPNFilter malware targets devices worldwide from Linksys, MikroTik, Netgear and TP-Link.
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New NOAA weather satellite suffers instrument anomaly A cooling problem with a key instrument on a weather satellite launched less than three months ago could degrade its performance for at least part of each day, with potential but still undetermined effects on weather for...
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Scientists are about to hunt for the Loch Ness Monster's DNA, but they're not exactly hopeful Once one of the hottest mythical creatures on the block, the Loch Ness Monster has fallen out of favor in recent years. Sightings of the monster, which used to be an incredibly regular occurrence, have all but stopped. M...
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Could Britain collaborate with Australia on a Galileo alternative? As the U.K. continues to wrangle with the EU over Galileo, there is growing speculation that the country could seek to develop its own independent global navigation system with Australia -- or even Japan. SpaceNews.com
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ACLU demands records of social media surveillance under Trump An apparent spike in the government's surveillance of Twitter, Facebook and other social media accounts is raising privacy concerns.
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Morgan Stanley bullish on Apple services, ups AAPL price target to $214 Apple's Services business is vastly undervalued by the market, and not considered part of the larger whole by investors according to investment bank Morgan Stanley.
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YouTube Music will replace Google Play Music but won't kill user uploads New service will eventually support "all the key features" of Google Play Music.
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France will plough 65 million euros ($76 million) into startups in Africa, President Emmanuel Macron announced Thursday at a technology conference in Paris.
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Instapaper Temporarily Shutting Down in European Union for GDPR Instapaper is temporarily shutting down in the EU starting on May 24th while it’s brought in to compliance with the General Data Protection Regulation, or GDPR.
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US May Soon Require Drones to Have Visible License Plates Heads up if you’re a drone-flying photographer in the United States: the government may soon require a physical license plate on the outside of your drone. Bloomberg spotted the proposed rule that was quietly filed ear...
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US probe to determine if car imports 'impair the national security' - Roadshow It could lead to tariffs on imported vehicles, and foreign OEM stocks are already slipping.
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Disney built a back-flipping, headless robot and it's putting acrobats to shame Disney Research Hub developed a back-flipping robotic stick that emulates the stunts of human acrobats.
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Why astronaut Peggy Whitson is a living legend

USA Today - 24 May 2018 16:26
Why astronaut Peggy Whitson is a living legend See how Peggy Whitson went from Iowa farm girl to record-breaking astronaut in the new National Geographic special 'One Strange Rock,' which airs at 10 p.m. ET on Memorial Day.        
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Engineers aim for the stars with new rocket engine A 'self-eating' rocket engine which could place small satellites in orbit more easily and more affordably is under development at universities in Scotland and Ukraine.
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Justice Department launches probe into Bitcoin price manipulation, report claims Internet forums are full of theories on who's pushing the price of Bitcoin this or that way, and they range from somewhat plausible to completely ludicrous. But could some of them be right? The U.S. Justice Department ha...
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MATHUSLA--a new idea proposed to spot long-lived particles at LHC A small team of physicists that includes Jessie Shelton of the University of Illinois and David Curtin of the University of Toronto has written a paper and presented it at this year's American Physical Society meeting ou...
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