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+43Jury awards $1.2 million to Robert De Niro’s former assistant in gender discrimination lawsuit
A jury has awarded over $1.2 million to Robert De Niro's former personal assistant after finding his production company engaged in gender discrimination and retaliation.
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+46Spotify's new royalty payment update hurts indie musicians even more than before
Every sub-1,000 stream will still generate revenue for the company — but now, that revenue will not be shared.
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+34Raising a Reader: 5 Novel Ideas for Motivating Kids to Read
Turn reading from homework to a hobby with fun, engaging ideas for encouraging reading in kids and teens.
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+40Frank Borman, who commanded the first Apollo mission to the moon, dies at 95
Borman commanded the Apollo 8 Christmas 1968 flight, which circled the moon 10 times and paved the way for the lunar landing the next year. He died Tuesday, NASA said.
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+44Polycystic Kidney Disease Breakthrough (New Research in PKD) - 2023
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+50Lego fans told to change their passwords right now following serious cyberattack
Someone has been selling other people's Lego assets on BrickLink
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+30Israel-Hamas War Sows Disruption at the National Book Awards
Two sponsors have withdrawn from the event, planned for Wednesday, after learning that some of the authors involved are planning to make a political statement about the conflict.
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+52Amazon is a ripoff
The idea that a company can do anything to create or perpetuate a monopoly so long as its prices go down and/or its quality goes up is directly to blame for the rise of Big Tech.
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+50Will AI hurt or help workers? It's complicated
Scared of losing your job to AI? Take a deep breath: Most employers and business leaders see AI augmenting human workers far more than replacing them. Of course, accommodations are needed.
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+26Amazon: Not coming into offce limits promotion prospects
We know who's been naughty and who's been nice, says box-shifting-cum-cloud-computing biz
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+37Mathematics in Movies: The Warmachine
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+53Intuit kills Mint, and personal finance app users are unhappy. Here's what to know
Intuit is closing down its Mint personal finance app and urging its customers to move to Credit Karma - even though it lacks important features Mint users depend on.
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+42Human Beings Are Not Puppets, And We Should Probably Stop Acting Like They Are
A few years ago, we wrote about Joe Bernstein’s absolutely fantastic long read on how we’re probably all looking at the concept of disinformation wrong. As our title said, “most information on disi…
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+42Five years after it took on Steam, Epic Games Store is yet to make a penny of profit
Epic hoped to scoop up half of all PC gaming revenue back in 2021.
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+50New Tripartite Initiative Aims to Fortify Open-Source Cybersecurity
Education is key to securing software. To help that happen, the Linux Foundation Training & Certification, ISC2, and the OpenSSF.
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+53X Says It Is Worth $19 Billion, Down From $44 Billion Last Year
The social media company’s valuation was disclosed in the paperwork for stock grants that it handed to employees on Monday.
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+42Apple admits third-party App Stores in Europe are inevitable
Apple's latest financial filings show that the company expects to be forced into allowing third-party App Store across Europe, starting in 2024.
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+41TV Actors Getting Back To Work After SAG-AFTRA Strike As Series Start Setting Return To Production Dates
Film and TV cameras are finally set to roll again as SAG-AFTRA and AMPTP have reached a tentative agreement. The strike is officially over at 12:01 AM tonight, ending a six-month production pause d…
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+42What on earth happened to Cloudflare last week?
As failures go, Cloudflare's freeze-up wasn't bad. After all, Cloudflare's main CDN services kept working. But the failure just kept going and going and…
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+47Want to be an asteroid miner? There's a database for that
Asteroid mining is slowly but surely coming closer to reality. Many start-ups and governmental agencies alike are getting in on the action. But plenty of tools that would help get this burgeoning industry off the ground are still unavailable. One that would be particularly useful is a list of potential candidate asteroids to visit. While the information has been available in various places, no one has yet combined it into a single, searchable database until now.