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A Tesla Security Bug, Levandowski Indicted, and More Car News Plus: A California bill takes aim at Uber drivers, and a cargo drone flies itself
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MuleSoft deals with a sensitive security issue and sets up an example for the whole industry to follow.
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This incredible app lets you control your iPhone with your eyes A few years back, Samsung made an effort to popularize an 'eye-tracking' feature on its line of Galaxy flagships. It was a novel idea, but it didn't exactly take the world by storm. While such a feature didn't quite reso...
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Hackers used scarily simple way to take over Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey's account Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey's account on the social media platform fell victim to an old hacking method called SIM swapping.
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Facebook taps Minecraft as training ground for next stage of A.I. Facebook researchers have chosen Minecraft as the training environment for the next stage of artificial intelligence. The game may help create a generalist A.I. that is capable of carrying out different kinds of activiti...
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'Extremely Dangerous' Dorian Becomes Strongest Hurricane in Modern History for the Bahamas The monstrous Dorian has become the strongest hurricane to hit the Northwestern Bahamas, with sustained winds reaching 180 mph (285 km/h).
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A clinical trial evaluated whether adding ticagrelor to aspirin improves outcomes for patients with stable coronary artery disease and diabetes mellitus but without a history of heart attack or stroke. Researchers found ...
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A Brief Tour Through the Wild West of Neural Interfaces

Singularity Hub - 1 Sep 2019 16:00
A Brief Tour Through the Wild West of Neural Interfaces To most of us, zapping neurons with electricity to artificially "incept" memories, sensation, and movement still sounds crazy. But in some brain labs, that technology is beginning to feel old school. As a new review in N...
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The Hovercraft Museum is a miracle of floating metal machines, and we're big fans - CNET From the largest commercial hovercraft to military and civilian models, this museum has an incredible collection of rare vehicles. Here's a look inside.
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China's lunar rover discovers strange substance on far side of the moon - CNET The Yutu-2 rover found something weird inside a crater.
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Minecraft Earth beta rolls out for Android with feature not found in iOS version The Minecraft Earth closed beta is now available for invited Android players in select cities. The Android beta will offer a feature that is not yet available on its iOS counterpart.
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A number of malicious websites used to hack into iPhones over a two-year period were targeting Uyghur Muslims, TechCrunch has learned. Sources familiar with the matter said the websites were part of a state-backed attack...
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To date, reinstalling Windows has meant using a local copy -- either something already stored on your PC (and thus at risk of going bad) or something external. Soon, though, it might just be a matter of grabbing it onlin...
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These Hallucinatory Landscape Photographs Will Blow Your Mind Photographer Cody Cobb created the images during long solo camping trips across America.
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Hurricane Dorian Now a 'Catastrophic Category 5' Storm Hurricane Dorian is now a "catastrophic Category 5" storm as it approaches the Bahamas in the Caribbean, according to a National Hurricane Center update.
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International Space Station communications get an upgrade, doubling data rate Components of the Space Network have been upgraded to double the rate at which data can be sent from the ISS back to Earth.
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Scientists Avoid Bias When They Know They're Being Tested A new paper tracked possible bias among scientists awarding prestigious research positions.
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The First Reused Spacecraft, 56 Years Ago

Scientific American - 1 Sep 2019 15:00
The First Reused Spacecraft, 56 Years Ago A record-breaking altitude and a few minutes of weightlessness in an extraordinaryvehicle --
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Influenza vaccination in patients with high blood pressure is associated with an 18% reduced risk of death during flu season, according to new research.
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The first reliable evidence of a link between major cardiovascular risk factors in children -- serum cholesterol, blood pressure, body mass index (BMI), and smoking -- with cardiovascular disease in adults is being prese...
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A new study has shown that opening all the blockages is better than treating only the one blockage causing the heart attack. This led to a 26% reduction in the patient's risk of dying or having a recurrent heart attack.
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Genetic high cholesterol is underdiagnosed and undertreated, according to new research. Screening could identify patients and family members affected by the condition so that lifestyle changes and treatments can be start...
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