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2221.
Amazon Argues Users Don't Actually Own Purchased Prime Video Content
by Ashley Cullins
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Facebook Is a 'Super Spreader' of Election Misinformation
False claims about voting and election security are flourishing on Facebook, despite the platform's pledge to curb such content.
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2223.
If a Robot Is Conscious, Is It OK to Turn It Off? The Moral Implications of Building True AIs
As real artificial intelligence technology advances toward Hollywood’s imagined versions, the question of moral standing grows more important.
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2224.
All aboard for a new era of green transport
One of the worst things humanity can do to the planet is to move around on it.
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Apple, Google and a Deal That Controls the Internet
In a landmark antitrust complaint, the Justice Department is targeting a secretive partnership that is worth billions of dollars to both companies.
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With Justice Barrett, a Tectonic Court Shift on the Environment
The accession of Amy Coney Barrett to the U.S. Supreme Court will cement a conservative majority that is likely to give polluting industries freer rein, limit the ability of citizens to sue, and call into question the very basis of the EPA to issue and enforce regulations.
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Survey finds Americans now spend 2-3 months per year on their phones
The survey found that the average American now spends 3 months per year on their phone, or about 4-6 hours per day, or 6-8 hours for teens.
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2228.
Better than the Scoville scale? Chili-shaped device can rate pepper hotness
Capsaicin is the compound responsible for determining just how hot a variety of chili pepper will be; the higher the capsaicin levels, the hotter the pepper. There are several methods for quantifying just how much capsaicin is present in a pepper—its "pungency"—but they are either too time-consuming, too costly, or require special instruments, making them less than ideal for widespread use.
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Fukushima water release could change human DNA, Greenpeace warns
Contaminated water that could soon be released into the sea from the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant contains radioactive carbon with the potential to damage human DNA, environmental rights organization Greenpeace has warned.
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2230.
How to Clean Up Your Digital History
There are plenty of reasons to declutter your online traces. Here's how to tidy up.
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2231.
Washington state discovers first 'murder hornet' nest in US
Scientists in Washington state have discovered the first nest of so-called murder hornets in the United States and plan to wipe it out Saturday to protect native honeybees, officials said.
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Impatient? A Spacecraft Could Get to Titan in Only 2 Years Using a Direct Fusion Drive
Fusion power is the technology that is thirty years away, and always will be – according to skeptics at least. Despite its difficult transition into a reliable power source, the nuclear reactions that power the sun have a wide variety of uses in other fields. The most obvious is in weapons, where hydrogen bombs are … Continue reading "Impatient? A Spacecraft Could Get to Titan in Only 2 Years Using a Direct Fusion Drive"
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Tesla 'full self-driving' vehicles can't drive themselves
Earlier this week, Tesla sent out its “full self-driving” software to a small group of owners who will test it on public roads.
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Recall: Mercedes-Benz's Illuminated Badge Can Cause Power Steering Failure
At least people will see what kind of car you're driving... into a ditch.
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2235.
Trump posts full '60 Minutes' interview showing him walking out
President Trump on Thursday posted his full interview with "60 Minutes" ahead of its scheduled air time in an apparent attempt to undercut the news program after he walked out on the interview, bristling at questioning from jo
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I Spoke to a Scholar of Conspiracy Theories and I’m Scared for Us
The big lesson of 2020 is that everything keeps getting more dishonest.
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Firefox finally supports pull-to-refresh, now in the Nightly release
It's been requested for years and in the making for months, and now the day has finally come: The Nightly version of Firefox for Android supports
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2238.
Quibi officially announces it's shutting down
Quibi struggled to meet its subscriber goals, and only had about 500,000 as of a few weeks ago.
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Bot posing as human fooled people on Reddit for an entire week
An advanced artificial intelligence was able to post to Reddit and interact with other users for more than a week before anyone realised it was a bot. The AI posed as a human user under the username ‘thegentlemetre’, posting to Q&A forums AskReddit and AskScience on subjects ranging from suicide to “hot milfs”. Some of the posts received hundreds of upvotes, including one about homeless people living in elevator shafts.
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Government urged to sell cocaine and ecstasy in pharmacies
Campaigners say sale of drugs should be nationalised to undermine organised crime
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PayPal to let you buy and sell cryptocurrencies in the US
PayPal has partnered with cryptocurrency company Paxos to launch a new service. PayPal users in the U.S. will soon be able to buy, hold and sell cryptocurrencies. More countries are coming soon. PayPal plans to support Bitcoin, Ethereum, Bitcoin Cash and Litecoin at first.
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Trump says ‘nobody gets hacked’ but forgot his hotel chain was hacked — twice
According to President Trump speaking at a campaign event in Tucson, Arizona, on Monday, “nobody gets hacked.” You don’t need someone who covers security day in and day out to call bullshit on this one. “Nobody gets hacked. To get hacked you need somebody with 197 IQ and he needs about 15 percent of your password,” Trump said, referencing the recent suspension of...
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Sony will let PS5 owners record their voice chats and snitch on fellow players
A new update also changed how parties work.
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Bitcoin Is Braced For A Bombshell From Fed Chairman Jerome Powell
Bitcoin and cryptocurrency traders are searching for direction, with the market more-or-less treading water since the summer. The bitcoin price, hovering around $11,400 per bitcoin, has been trading broadly in line with equity markets in recent months—with groundbreaking announcements, including payments company Square SQ +0.7% buying bitcoin, failing to much move the market.
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Give These Apps Some Notes and They'll Write Emails for You
Entrepreneurs are building tools that create emails or marketing copy using GPT-3, text-generation technology released earlier this year.
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How to set up easy digital downloads in WordPress websites
Provide files, templates and resources for your website or blog visitors to download. Monitor them, count them, password protect them and more. Easy guide.
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America’s Toxic Love Affair With Technology
America has long carried on a great love affair with technological progress. But the truth is that really big inventions—the printing press, the internal-combustion engine, the internet—have both upsides and downsides. They make new things possible, but they also tend to undo settled expectations and create chaos. The real question is not whether there will be major technological changes, but whether societies can learn to better handle the disruptions that follow.
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Rhonda Fleming, film star in the 1940s and 1950s, dies at 97
Rhonda Fleming was known for her red hair and green eyes, earning her the title of "Queen of Technicolor."
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An iPhone 12 with USB-C would really help the environment — not a missing charger
During last week’s Apple’s iPhone 12 event, the Cupertino-based company was proud to tout its environmental initiatives. Its offices, data centers and stores currently run on 100% renewable energy and the company is aiming for net zero “climate impact” by 2030.
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Elon Musk will share his latest moon and Mars plans with all Earthlings today
The SpaceX founder will update his grand vision at the Mars Society virtual convention.




















