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  1. Rocket Report: SLS slip likely, Pegasus problems, and EELV has expired

    "We're at a time where the opportunity for traveling to space is opening up."

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  2. A “serious” Windows 0-day is being actively exploited in the wild

    Unpatched flaw used in combination with Chrome exploit doesn't work against Win 10.

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  3. Windows 10 passes 800 million devices

    Microsoft's billion-user milestone is slowly coming into view.

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  4. You can now play PlayStation 4 games on your iPhone

    The PS4's 6.50 firmware update adds support for an iOS remote play app.

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  5. Tesla has a self-driving strategy other companies abandoned years ago

    Tesla just shifted the goalposts for "full self-driving" technology.

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  6. Cable and satellite TV sinks again as online streaming soars

    Netflix and other streamers keep luring customers from cable and satellite.

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  7. Shkreli directing notorious pharma co. from prison. It’s still losing millions

    Shkreli is reportedly making deals and advising officials to make a comeback.

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  1. Dealmaster: Expand your laptop with our recommended USB-C travel hub, now $24

    Plus deals on PS4 Pro, 4K TVs, Bose Bluetooth speakers, iPads, and more.

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  2. A clue to why ice ages got much longer

    About 700,000 years ago, the ice ages got longer. Why?

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  3. Sorry Amazon: Philadelphia bans cashless stores

    The city follows only Massachusetts, which has banned cashless stores since 1978.

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  1. Ajit Pai’s rosy broadband deployment claim may be based on gigantic error

    FCC data boosted by ISP that falsely claimed to cover eight entire states.

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  2. calc.exe is now open source; there’s surprising depth in its ancient code

    The actual calculation engine is more than 20 years old.

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  3. With Rape Day ban, Steam shows it’s not as “hands off” as it claims

    Lack of guidelines leads to capricious, reactive responses to controversy.

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  4. Tesla will build new, faster Superchargers and update cars to use them

    New 250kW V3 Superchargers will start appearing later this year.

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  5. New study suggests women may be getting less money to start labs

    But differences in types of funding mean the situation is complicated.

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  6. Zuckerberg: Facebook will shift focus to private networks instead of open ones

    Facebook will focus on messaging platforms like WhatsApp—with big changes.

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  1. Blizzard has handed Diablo 1’s keys to GOG, and you can buy it right now

    We ask Blizzard and GOG what the heck is going on, test new "quality of life" updates.

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  2. Russia’s passive-aggressive reaction to SpaceX may mask a deeper truth

    "Elon Musk has built the ship of the future."

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  3. Anita Sarkeesian talks about exposing gaming’s most toxic trends with sheer data

    "A conversation happened in games that was previously only happening in the shadows."

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  4. Nintendo’s first VR product in 24 years is coming to Nintendo Switch

    Coming April 12; starts at $40, or pay $80 for a larger, accessory-filled "VR Kit."

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  5. Jeopardy! host reaches out directly to fans to confirm his cancer diagnosis

    Trebek: "I wanted to prevent you from hearing inaccurate reports regarding my health."

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  6. Discless Xbox “Maverick” could arrive as soon as May

    Download-only device could be with us a little sooner than expected.

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