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• Australian State Orders Public Servants To Stop Remote Working After a Newspaper Campaign Against It [480d]
• macOS Sequoia Makes It Harder To Run Apps That Aren't Properly Signed or Notarized [480d]
• Morgan Stanley Tells Wealth Advisors They Can Pitch Bitcoin ETFs [480d]
• The Business World's Favorite Laptop Has Barely Changed in 30 Years [480d]
• NASA Says Boeing Starliner Astronauts May Fly Home On SpaceX In 2025 [480d]
• Hottest Ocean Temperatures in 400 years an 'Existential Threat' To the Great Barrier Reef, Report Finds [480d]
• Your Windows Updates Can All Be Downgraded, Says Security Researcher [480d]
• After Breaking Free, World's Largest Iceberg Is Stuck Spinning in Circles [480d]
• Humane's Daily Returns Are Outpacing Sales [480d]
• AI Is Coming for India's Famous Tech Hub [481d]
• Parody Site ClownStrike Refused To Bow To CrowdStrike's Bogus DMCA Takedown [481d]
• Logitech Says the 'Forever Mouse' Was Just an Idea [481d]
• Reddit CEO Teases AI Search Features and Paid Subreddits [481d]
• Disney's Password-Sharing Crackdown Starts 'in Earnest' Next Month [481d]
• How Intel Spurned OpenAI and Fell Behind the Times [481d]
• Scientists Find Water Molecules in Lunar Rock Sample for the First Time [481d]
• SpaceX's New Direct-To-Cell Starlink Satellites Are Way Brighter Than the Originals [481d]
• EPA Takes Emergency Action To Stop Use of Dangerous Pesticide [481d]
• Techdirt's Mike Masnick Joins the Bluesky Board To Support a 'More Open, Decentralized Internet' [481d]
• NVMe 2.1 Specifications Published With New Capabilities [481d]
• Cyberattack Knocks Mobile Guardian MDM Offline, Wipes Thousands of Student Devices [481d]
• WordStar 7, the Last Ever DOS Version, Is Re-Released For Free [481d]