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The war on selfie sticks is heating up
KATE MURPHY 6:37 PM There's some bad news for devotees of the duckface.
'Haha' overtakes 'LOL' in e-laughing, says Facebook
6:36 PM If you're using "LOL", you probably won't be soon.
It's sport, but not as you know it: Aussie Chiefs eye $1m prize money
Hannah Francis 2:02 PM Derek's sport is watched by millions and pays well. But if you're expecting goal kicks or slam dunks you'll be sorely disappointed.
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Hidden joke in Google's Alphabet letter
Stephen Pulvirent 6:43 PM He's just restructured his entire company, but Google founder Larry Page hasn't lost his sense of humour.
'They're in denial': MyGov users vent anger
Noel Towell 6:32 AM "Trying to log into MyGov sent me to drink," says one frustrated user.
A helpdesk that's unable to help
12:17 AM Over the past few weeks I have been answering calls for the myGov helpdesk.
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NASA discovers a new exoplanet that orbits two stars instead of one
Rachel Feltman 9:35 PM Just like Tatooine in Star Wars, this planet would have two stars in its sky.
Identifying galaxies in the comfort of your home
Marcus Strom 8:27 AM Help astronomers classify more than 150,000 galaxies across 2.3 billion light years.
The universe is dying, but don't panic just yet
Marcus Strom 8:25 AM The evidence is in: the universe is cactus.
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Gadgets on the Go
Windows RT to get Windows 10 facelift
Adam Turner While Microsoft promises that Windows RT is dead and buried, it's still getting a Windows 10-style revamp.
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Rage against the machine – before it's too late
Laura Demasi The inevitability of science fiction becoming 'science reality' has been put front and centre of the public agenda this week by Stephen Hawking, who has warned against a future of artificial intelligence gone mad. Quite literally.
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The evolution of the slide show
Terry Lane The idea of sitting through one of Uncle Bob's slide nights might still strike fear into your heart but some new gadgets make looking at pictures easier than ever.
