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Location American Gadget News for 6 April 2017
The FBI Considers Opening a Cyber University for Hackers Who Don't Want to Do So Many Push-ups In 2014, FBI Director James Comey half-jokingly remarked that the FBI was having trouble recruiting tech talent for its cyber crime division because the best of the best smoke weed. Three years and numerous hacking scand...
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This Is The The Tesla Model 3 Way Before You're Supposed To See It The Tesla Model 3 is supposed to make or break Tesla, and it's supposed to go into production in just three months. But the weird thing is, no one's seen a release candidate yet. Until now. This is a prototype just spott...
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Scientists Want to Use Color-Changing Rainbow Poop to Diagnose Your Bowel Problems The physical appearance of your bowel movements can already reveal a lot about your body's digestive health, and color changes can even indicate more severe problems. But scientists at Rice University want to make it eve...
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New Zealand Could Use Gene Editing to Kill Off Its Cutest Predator The stoat--a small, adorable, weasel-like mammal--is the one of the largest ecological threats in New Zealand. It's a fierce invader with few predators that dines freely on the country's endangered birds. The stoat did n...
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ICYMI: Zip lines for astronaut emergencies

Engadget - 6 Apr 2017 15:30
ICYMI: Zip lines for astronaut emergencies Today on In Case You Missed It: Researchers at Aalto University have found a way to make clothing truly recyclable via a process called Ioncell. An ionic solvent dissolves the cellulose found in natural fibers, leaving b...
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Chipwallet DIY Recycled Wallet

The Gadget Flow - 6 Apr 2017 15:00
Chipwallet DIY Recycled Wallet Imagine if you could help the world and simplify your life. With the Chipwallet DIY Recycled Wallet, you can do just that. Arriving as a flat board, you assemble this wallet on your own. The Chipwallet comes with individ...
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Windows 10 Creators Update continues to refine privacy options One of the biggest criticisms about Windows 10 was on how Microsoft handled privacy settings, which, in a nutshell, was done rather poorly. This was complicated by a subsequent update that, unknown to the user, suddenly ...
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Australia Sues Apple For Bricking iPhones Repaired by Third Parties Apple forbids consumers from taking their iPhones to third parties for repair, and sometimes even bricks phones as punishment. But Australia has said that's not cool and is suing the tech behemoth. Or, to put it in Austr...
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Another startup promises self-driving taxis 'soon' Popular online learning service Udacity already trains engineers for work in the fast-growing autonomous vehicles field, but now the company is ready to harness all that talent and launch its own self-driving taxi compan...
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Canon's industrial-strength drone carries a rumored $20k price tag Canon is arguably the biggest name in photography, but the Japanese company has managed to stay out of the aerial photography game so far. That's about to change with the extremely pricey (and very elegantly named) PD6E2...
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Major League Soccer gets its first eSports player A number of European soccer teams have their own eSports players, but what about American clubs? Don't worry, they're catching up. New York City FC has signed Major League Sports' first eSports player, Christopher Holly,...
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A Seemingly Harmless Virus Might Be Triggering Celiac Disease Celiac disease can be a nightmare, with the slew of gluten-triggered ails it brings. Those includes everything from gastrointestinal symptoms like bloating and diarrhea, to psychological symptoms, anemia, seizures... pre...
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Australian regulator sues Apple over phone-bricking 'Error 53' When iPhone owners hoping for a cheap screen repair started getting the notorious, phone-bricking Error 53 message last year, the company claimed it was a security measure meant to protect customers from potentially mali...
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YouTube's new ad revenue restrictions target video thieves Back in 2007, YouTube launched its YouTube Partner Program, a way for its creators to monetize their videos. In the years since, many scammers and opportunistic intellectual thieves have swiped creators’ videos and re-...
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Runtastic's video recipe app feeds your fitness regime It makes sense that the folks behind a running app would launch a new video recipe app. Cooking clips from Tasty and Delish seem to be taking over everyone's Facebook feed lately, so now is the time to hop onboard. Runta...
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Here's the Galaxy S8+ you really want (but can't have) It's only been one week since Samsung unveiled its new flagship phones, the Galaxy S8 and S8+, but there's already a beefier and better version on the way. A more powerful variant of the S8+ will offer 6GB RAM and 128GB ...
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Researchers find 1,800 big patient data breaches at hospitals A new study published in JAMA Internal Medicine reveals that many hospitals aren’t adequately protecting their patients’ data, leaving many vulnerable to identity theft and more. Researchers found almost 1,800 ‘lar...
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Adobe Thinks It Can Make Your Selfies a Lot Less Ugly With This Mystery App A well-photographed headshot can help make or break an actor or model's career, which is why performers will often spends thousands of dollars to hire a talented photographer. Your selfies, on the other hand, look like t...
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The Wirecutter's best deals: Vizio's 55-inch M Series display drops to $600 This post was done in partnership with The Wirecutter, a buyer's guide to the best technology. When readers choose to buy The Wirecutter's independently chosen editorial picks, they may earn affiliate commissions that su...
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What Colony Gets Right About Living in an Apocalypse I gave up on The Walking Dead back in season two. While I like bleak slogs toward the extinction of mankind as much as the next girl, it had started to feel like the show had no interest in moving forward, and no interes...
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Twitter sues feds over attempt to identify anti-Trump account Twitter is suing the government to resist giving up the identity behind @Alt_uscis, an account tweeting out anti-Trump messages. The account is allegedly run by rogue members of US immigration agencies. The social media ...
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Twitter Sues Trump Administration Over Order to Unmask 'Rogue' Agency Account Twitter just filed a lawsuit against the Department of Homeland Security and US Customs and Border Protection over an attempt by those agencies to unmask an anonymous Twitter account, @ALT_uscis, that is frequently criti...
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