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US computer science grads outperforming those in other key nations
5:30pm By John Timmer
A test given to students in multiple countries shows that the US does quite well.

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Hold onto your butts: A tour through Kualoa Ranch, aka real world Jurassic Park
10:30am By Nathan Mattise
You can visit the Hawaiian ranch where Kong: Skull Island, Krippendorf's Tribe once filmed.

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How id Software went from skeptical to excited about Google Stadia streaming
10:00am By Kyle Orland
A "lackluster" 2016 demo gradually evolved into successful blind comparison tests today.

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Board game review: Ultimate Werewolf Legacy
9:30am By Ars Staff
Get ready to devour some villagers.

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Mini-review: Fitbit’s Versa Lite favors affordability over unnecessary features
9:00am By Valentina Palladino
If the original Versa was overkill for you, the Versa Lite may be a better option.

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Those Midwestern floods are expected to get much, much worse
8:16am By WIRED
Two-thirds of the US is at risk for "major to moderate" flooding this spring.

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Valve Software dreams of analyzing your brainwaves to tailor in-game rewards
Fri 6:15pm By Sam Machkovech
"We can figure out what kinds of rewards you like, and the kinds you don't."

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Two serious WordPress plugin vulnerabilities are being exploited in the wild
Fri 5:35pm By Dan Goodin
The flaws have been patched, but download figures show many sites remain vulnerable.

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Sikorsky-Boeing joint effort for Army’s assault aircraft program makes first flight
Fri 5:24pm By Sean Gallagher
Late out of the gates, the SB-1 Defiant is a (mostly) all-new kind of helicopter.

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Jordan Peele’s Us should cement his status as a master of modern horror
Fri 2:45pm By Jennifer Ouellette
Peele wrote, produced, directed this film about a family confronting evil doppelgängers.

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Boeing takes $5 billion hit as Indonesian airline cancels 737 MAX order
Fri 2:30pm By Sean Gallagher
Only one plane had been delivered; airline feared damage to business from customer fears.

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Building megasocieties didn’t require divine intervention, study says
Fri 12:55pm By Kiona N. Smith
How do you measure the complexity of a society?

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HMD admits the Nokia 7 Plus was sending personal data to China
Fri 12:33pm By Ron Amadeo
HMD calls the event "an error" and has issued a patch.

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Clippy briefly resurrected as Teams add-on, brutally taken down by brand police
Fri 12:18pm By Peter Bright
Microsoft apparently hates fun.

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FCC has to pay journalist $43,000 after hiding net neutrality records
Fri 11:58am By Jon Brodkin
FCC pays journalist's legal fees after failing to comply with records request.

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To rival Amazon, UPS enters healthcare—with doorstep nurse delivery
Fri 11:28am By Beth Mole
A test is set to launch this year, but UPS mum on which vaccines it will deliver.

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You can help “rescue” weather data from the 1860s
Fri 9:33am By Scott K. Johnson
UK project aims to build record of past storms to help project future ones.

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Fast and fun, but flawed: The Acura RDX reviewed
Fri 9:12am By Eric Bangeman
This sporty crossover is all kinds of fun to drive, even if it feels like a beta sometimes.

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Dashcam video shows Tesla steering toward lane divider—again
Fri 9:02am By Timothy B. Lee
Tesla Dashcam video highlights weakness of Tesla's testing regime.

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AT&T’s “5G E” is actually slower than Verizon and T-Mobile 4G, study finds
Fri 9:00am By Jon Brodkin
AT&T's so-called "5G E" lost to Verizon and T-Mobile 4G in new speed tests.

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