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• Hope For Coral Reefs After IVF Colonies Survive Record Heat Event [436d]
• Palworld Developer Has No Idea Why Nintendo's Suing Over Its Pokemon-like Game [436d]
• Microsoft Launches a Windows App For iPhones, Macs, and Android Devices [436d]
• ISPs Tell Supreme Court They Don't Want To Disconnect Users Accused of Piracy [436d]
• Cruise Robotaxis Return To the Bay Area Nearly One Year After Pedestrian Crash [436d]
• Torvalds Weighs in On 'Nasty' Rust vs C For Linux Debate [436d]
• 1 In 10 Orgs Dumping Their Security Vendors After CrowdStrike Outage [436d]
• Apple's New macOS Sequoia Update Breaking Major Security Tools [436d]
• Google Passkeys Can Now Sync Across Devices On Multiple Platforms [436d]
• 'Dead Internet Theory' Comes To Life With New AI-Powered Social Media App [436d]
• Americans Can Now Renew Passports Online [436d]
• Tech Jobs Have Dried Up - and Aren't Coming Back Soon [436d]
• Amazon's New 'Shark Tank'-Style Show Gives Winners Top Billing in Its Store [436d]
• FTC Study Finds 'Vast Surveillance' of Social Media Users [436d]
• Palmer Luckey Is Bringing Anduril Smarts To Microsoft's Military Headset [436d]
• Cisco's Second Layoff of 2024 Affects Thousands of Employees [436d]
• Kenya, US Sign Historic Pact On Nuclear Plans [437d]
• FAA Fines SpaceX for Launch Violations, Company Fires Back with Lawsuit [437d]
• Patents For Software and Genetic Code Could Be Revived By Two Bills In Congress [437d]
• Snapchat Reserves the Right To Use AI-Generated Images of Your Face In Ads [437d]
• Apple A16 SoC Now Manufactured In Arizona [437d]
• X Circumvents Court-Ordered Block In Brazil [437d]
• 20 Years Later, Real-Time Linux Makes It To the Kernel [437d]
• Microsoft and Abu Dhabi's MGX To Back $30 Billion BlackRock AI Infrastructure [437d]