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Low Pay, No Benefits, Rude Customers: Restaurant Workers Quit At Record Rate
Average wages for nonmanagers at restaurants and bars hit $15 an hour in May, but many say no amount of pay would get them to return. They are leaving at the highest rate in decades.
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Loki is as queer as Disney’s ever been — that’s just math
Disney is notorious for pushing its queer characters to the sidelines. Sometimes you can barely tell if they’re there at all, like Oaken’s maybe-husband in Frozen, or LeFou’s longing for Gaston in the live-action Beauty and the Beast. Then there are more prominent side characters in Disney-owned properties, like Joe Russo’s cameo in Avengers: Endgame, or the background lesbian kiss in Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker that could be easily edited out.
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Police Destroy 1,069 Bitcoin Miners With Big Ass Steamroller In Malaysia
Malaysian authorities did not mess around when they broke up a cryptocurrency mining farm and charged the operators with stealing electricity.
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Getting dressed with help from robots
A human-aware motion planning algorithm from MIT CSAIL addresses the safety gap in collaboration between robots and humans, enabling robots to assist with dressing, for example.
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Opening the gates to the next generation of information processing
New technology paves the way for improved information transfer in emerging ‘magnonics’ field
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Malaysian authorities crush 1,069 crypto mining rigs with a steamroller
How do authorities dispose of confiscated cryptocurrency mining rigs? In a city in Sarawak, Malaysia, authorities got rid of 1,069 rigs at once by crushing them with a steamroller, Vice reports. According to Malaysian publication Dayak Daily, the PCs were confiscated over six raids conducted between February and April this year. Sarawak Energy Berhad, the electric utility company of the Malaysian province, is accusing the mining operators of stealing electricity for their activities.
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This simple word test reveals how creative you are, scientists say
Take four minutes to think of 10 nouns that are unrelated to one another and as far apart from each other in meaning as possible. Your score will reveal how creative you are, according to scientists studying how to measure creativity.
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Humans, one of the more hideous and terrifying species.
It's funny how science fiction universes so often treat humans as a boring, default everyman species or even the weakest and dumbest. I want to see a sci fi universe where we're actually considered one of the more hideous and terrifying species.
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What Explains the Decline of Serial Killers?
Since a dramatic peak in the 1980s, serial killers in the U.S. have been in decline for three decades. Experts have a few theories that can help explain why.
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How Sketchy Data Scavengers Are Using Hatred Of 'Big Tech' To Attack Plans To Make The...
We warned that this was likely back when Google announced plans to phase out third-party cookies in Chrome (something all the other major browser makers had already done): that this would be used to attack Google as being anti-competitive, even as it...
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Elon Musk doesn't care if the Cybertruck flops
Tesla's forthcoming truck "looks like it was made by aliens from the future," Musk admitted when someone compared it to a one-off Hot Wheels toy.
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While you sleep, a device harvests energy from your sweaty fingertips
An energy collector in contact with the skin is efficient enough to power some electronic devices.
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Dogecoin co-creator blasts crypto as a scam to help the rich get richer
Dogecoin was made as a joke, but Jackson Palmer really doesn't think it's funny anymore.
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US west and Canada brace for another heatwave amid almost 70 wildfires
The fourth searing heatwave in five weeks is set to strike the west of the United States and Canada this weekend, aggravating wildfires that are already ravaging an area larger than Rhode Island as drought and record-breaking temperatures tied to the climate crisis pummel the region.
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Apple Reportedly Aiming to Manufacture Apple Car Batteries in the United States
Apple aims to manufacture the batteries that will be used in its autonomous vehicle in the United States, rather than sourcing them from suppliers in other countries, according to a new report from DigiTimes.
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Apple AirPod batteries are almost impossible to replace, showing the need for right-to-repair reform
The limited lifespan of Apple AirPods is exactly the kind problem that the "right-to-repair" movement wants to fix.
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The FBI's phone for criminals included a custom version of Android
A hands-on with the phones the FBI sold in a sting operation has revealed that they're using a custom version of Android with sneaky apps — and a distinct lack of control..
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Pollution-eating car shown off at Goodwood Festival
The car looks radically different but critics are not convinced it can really help the environment.
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Microsoft struggles to wake from PrintNightmare: Latest print spooler patch can be bypassed,...
I pity the spool
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Australian Union in fight against new laws that would force 2 million workers to turnover...
Public hearings into new national laws that could allow employers to snoop on the private lives of their employees will be held today. The Electrical...
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Biden’s executive order puts net neutrality back in the spotlight
A new order pushes the FCC to restore net neutrality
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German coal plant closes after just six years, to produce green hydrogen from wind
The 1600W Moorburg hard coal (black coal) power station in Hamburg was closed down for good on July 7, reported public broadcaster Tagesschau, just six years after it was opened. After successfully participating in a government decommissioning tender for payment in return for an early shut down, the 1600MW plant had stopped market operation at the end of 2020 and was only kept operational as a back-up reserve.
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Microsoft is giving employees a $1,500 pandemic bonus
Microsoft is gifting its employees a $1,500 pandemic bonus. In an internal memo seen by The Verge, the software giant says this one-time bonus “is in recognition of the unique and challenging fiscal year that Microsoft just completed.”
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For The First Time, Scientists Have Connected a Superconductor to a Semiconductor
Scientists have succeeded in combining two exciting material types together for the very first time: an ultrathin semiconductor just a single atom thick; and a superconductor, capable of conducting electricity with zero resistance.
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We tested AI interview tools. Here’s what we found.
One gave our candidate a high score for English proficiency when she spoke only in German.
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Right to repair movement gains power in US and Europe
There is growing pressure on manufacturers around the world to allow consumers the right to repair their own devices. The UK has introduced right-to-repair rules that legally require manufacturers to make spare parts available to people buying electrical appliances. The European Commission has announced plans for right-to-repair rules for smartphones, tablets and laptops.
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Some HomePod users say the latest 14.6 software update is bricking their speakers
The original HomePod has been discontinued for several months, and users are now reporting that their smart speaker is suddenly dying in version 14.6 with no proper reason. This comes after some users reported issues with the HomePod Software 15 beta as well..
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Apple Music is missing one major thing: a classic iPod to go with it
Earlier this year, I did something weird: I bought an iPod 5th generation, originally manufactured back in 2006. I got it mostly as a fun thing to mod, but I’ve actually been using it on a near-daily basis. The experience has brought me to the conclusion that Apple should bring back the iPod, but updated for the modern age.
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Atari Gaming moving away from free-to-play and mobile games
Atari is shaking up its business strategy once again. Today the company announced that its board of directors has signed off on a new approach centered around making premium games for PCs and consoles, with reduced emphasis on mobile and free-to-play games.
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China's Tencent Says It'll Use Face Recognition to Keep Minors From Gaming at Night
“This is such desperate news for us high school graduates who are two months away from being 18,” one WeChat user reportedly wrote.
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