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Biggest ISPs paid for 8.5 million fake FCC comments opposing net neutrality
36m By Jon Brodkin
Campaign that generated 8.5 million comments faked consent records, AG said.

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Sea level rise uncertainties: Why all eyes are on Antarctica
51m By Scott K. Johnson
Latest models project a bumpy road with big risks.

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The Google Assistant is now a Google messaging service
2h By Ron Amadeo
"Broadcast" now works on speakers, displays, and phones for your whole family.

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US physics lab Fermilab exposes proprietary data for all to see
2h By Ars Contributors
Exposed systems paved way for researchers to access code, messages, passwords, and more.

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China’s carbon pollution now surpasses all developed countries combined
3h By Tim De Chant
As China's coal-reliant economy has boomed, so, too, have its emissions.

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Stranger Things hints at return of Eleven’s “Papa” in new teaser
3h By Jennifer Ouellette
Matthew Modine, who played Dr. Martin Brenner, was spotted on set earlier this year.

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Earliest known burial in Africa is that of a small, fragile child
3h By Kiona N. Smith
Early humans in Kenya buried a dead child with tremendous care 78,000 years ago.

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Nintendo warns global chip shortage to hit Switch production
9:43am By Financial Times
Nintendo follows rival Sony in saying supply crunch threatens console sales.

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NASCAR ditches decades of tradition for its Next Gen race car
9:13am By Jonathan M. Gitlin
Cup cars will run centerlock wheels, sequential transmissions, and flat floors.

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World waits to see where a Chinese booster will come down
6:45am By John Timmer
The 20-ton booster is big enough that some parts are likely to reach the ground.

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Fix for critical Qualcomm chip flaw is making its way to Android devices
6:00am By Dan Goodin
Higher-end devices made by Google, Samsung, LG, Xiaomi, and OnePlus are affected.

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Severe vulnerabilities in Dell firmware update driver found and fixed
Wed 7:39pm By Jim Salter
Dell firmware update driver 2.3 can be exploited to gain kernel-level privilege.

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Twitter’s latest robo-nag will flag “harmful” language before you post
Wed 7:10pm By Sam Machkovech
Follows Twitter's effort to make you read the news before you share it.

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SpaceX successfully lands a Starship test flight
Wed 6:55pm By John Timmer
Given that it's meant to be the basis for a lunar lander, landing it is good.

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Google tries to resurrect Android tablets with “Entertainment Space”
Wed 6:29pm By Ron Amadeo
Google brings a TV-like media-aggregation interface to tablet home screens.

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Biden backs plan to accelerate vaccine production by waiving patents
Wed 6:10pm By Timothy B. Lee
Experts disagree on whether patents are a bottleneck for vaccine production.

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At trial, Epic and Apple squeeze Microsoft over Xbox, xCloud restrictions
Wed 5:35pm By Kyle Orland
Questions over Xbox restrictions, xCloud's iOS struggles serve as comparison points.

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Study: Using Apple’s Night Shift to improve your sleep? Don’t bother
Wed 5:25pm By Samuel Axon
The test was done with iPhones, but many gadgets have a similar feature.

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Data leak makes Peloton’s Horrible, No-Good, Really Bad Day even worse
Wed 4:59pm By Dan Goodin
Faulty API let anyone grab users’ private data, including weight and gender.

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Appeals court allows parents to sue Snap over 100 mph car crash
Wed 4:36pm By Timothy B. Lee
The parents argued a Snapchat filter encouraged their boys to drive recklessly.

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