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Happy with a 20% Chance of Sadness

Scientific American - 3 Nov 2018 16:00
Happy with a 20% Chance of Sadness Researchers are developing wristbands and apps to predict moods—but the technology has pitfalls as well as promise --
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A gas leak every mile: Google Street View cars find problems that utilities don't How an experiment to sniff for natural gas leaks could help reduce climate-changing greenhouse gasses.        
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HP Spectre Folio 13 All Leather Laptop

The Gadget Flow - 3 Nov 2018 08:00
HP Spectre Folio 13 All Leather Laptop Use a classy computer that adapts to your needs with the HP Spectre Folio 13 All Leather Laptop. Made of 100% genuine leather, this device offers various modes including tablet, laptop, and media modes. The HP Spectre Fo...
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The Trump Administration Still Can't Stop Kids' Lawsuit Over Climate Change The United States Supreme Court on Friday rejected the Trump administration's attempt to block a trial over its environmental agenda. The constitutional climate lawsuit being brought by 21 young activists between the age...
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Diablo Immortal revealed for Android and iOS mobile devices Blizzard has revealed Diablo Immortal, a new game in the Diablo franchise created for mobile devices. This is the first time Diablo fans will get to play within the universe using an Android or iOS mobile device, marking...
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More than 20,000 Google employees and contractors participated in the mass global walkout yesterday to protest the company's handling of sexual harassment allegations against top executives, according to organizers of th...
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Russia says its doomed rocket was damaged before takeoff, causing launch failure It was just a couple of days ago that Russian space agency Roscosmos announced that its probe into the Soyuz rocket failure had officially wrapped up. The investigation concluded that a malfunctioning sensor was the culp...
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Intel CPUs fall to new hyperthreading exploit that pilfers crypto keys Side-channel leak in Skylake and Kaby Lake chips probably affects AMD CPUs, too.
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Uncle Sam's snoops got sloppy with online chat, it seems Iran apparently infiltrated the communications network of CIA agents who allowed their secret websites, used to exchange messages with informants, to be crawled by...
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Facebook is again looking to whip Oculus into shape for its 10-year journey towards making virtual reality mainstream. According to two sources, Facebook reorganized its AR and VR team this week from a divisional structu...
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Yongnuo's YN450 Mirrorless Camera: 4/3 Sensor, Android OS, EF Lenses, 4K Just a few days after teasing its upcoming mirrorless camera, the Chinese company Yongnuo has revealed some basic specs: as we suspected, it’ll be an Android-powered mirrorless camera that supports Canon EF lenses. The...
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Tencent, China's biggest tech company, has made its own pair of video-recording sunglasses this week that bear a slight resemblance to Snap's Spectacles. The Weishi smart glasses have a camera on the front, like Spectacl...
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Officials said a 50-foot wall collapsed during a storm Two workers at an Amazon warehouse in Baltimore died on Friday evening after part of the building collapsed during a storm, an Amazon executive said on Twitter on Sa...
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Don't let iPad Pro, MacBook Air, Mac Mini starter prices fool you - CNET Storage on Apple's new devices for 2018 is more expensive than you might think.
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Thousands of wealthy Moscow residents who subscribed to a regional internet provider have had personal data including names, home addresses and mobile numbers posted online.
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Plus, SystemD gets system de-bugged, again Roundup This week there were Hacked Home Hubs, buggered BBC Bits, and PortSmash privilege punch-ups....
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Floating solar is more than panels on a platform--it's hydroelectric's symbiont Floating solar offers a wide range of benefits to hydroelectric dams.
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An Extremely Large Footprint for an Extremely Large Telescope

Scientific American - 3 Nov 2018 15:00
An Extremely Large Footprint for an Extremely Large Telescope A first look at the foundations of a 40-meter-class telescope --
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Treat Yourself to Anker's Best USB-C Cables On Sale Anker's reader-favorite PowerLine charging cables have blossomed into an entire line of different products, and it hasn't always been clear which one was the best:
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Fight Between Lime and Segway Over Alleged Flaming Scooters Is Getting Heated The heat is on in an apparent fight between two e-scooter companies after Lime said earlier this week that some of the batteries made by one of its manufacturers, Segway Ninebot, could catch fire. Now, Segway is squaring...
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Just one year after launching it, Cadillac is temporarily ending its expensive car subscription service, the Wall Street Journal reported. Book by Cadillac, which charged drivers $1,800 to be behind the wheel of one of t...
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New PortSmash attack exploits Intel's Hyper-Threading architecture to steal your data A new PortSmash attack exploits the simultaneous multi-thread processor design to allow malicious code to eavesdrop on legitimate processes when the two are running in tandem. The exploit was demonstrated using an Intel ...
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