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DJI sues the FCC for “carelessly” restricting its drones
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DJI sues the FCC for “carelessly” restricting its drones

DJI lawsuit says company has been "severely harmed by the FCC’s ruling."

UK fines Reddit for not checking user ages aggressively enough
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UK fines Reddit for not checking user ages aggressively enough

UK agency alleges "Reddit failed to apply any robust age assurance mechanism."

In a replay of 2019, Apple says a single desktop Mac will be manufactured in the US
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In a replay of 2019, Apple says a single desktop Mac will …

Apple is still working to get favorable tariff treatment from the Trump administration.

Inside the quixotic team trying to build an entire world in a 20-year-old game
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Inside the quixotic team trying to build an entire world in a …

Stories and lessons learned from an impossibly large community modding project.

50 mpg in a Nissan crossover? Testing the new E-Power hybrid system.
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50 mpg in a Nissan crossover? Testing the new E-Power hybrid system.

Nissan imported some Qashqais from Europe so we could sample the hybrid system.

Lamborghini cancels electric Lanzador as supercar buyers reject EVs
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Lamborghini cancels electric Lanzador as supercar buyers reject EVs

Investing heavily in battery EVs would be "financially irresponsible," CEO said.

Meta could end up owning 10% of AMD in new chip deal
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Meta could end up owning 10% of AMD in new chip deal

AMD will supply 6 gigawatts' worth of chips to buttress Meta's AI efforts.

Scientists crack the case of "screeching" Scotch tape
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Scientists crack the case of "screeching" Scotch tape

Micro-cracks travel along the peeling tape at supersonic speeds, producing shock waves and sound pulses.

Pentagon buyer: We're happy with our launch industry, but payloads are lagging
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Pentagon buyer: We're happy with our launch industry, but payloads are lagging

"The point is to get missions out the door as fast as possible. Two to three years is too slow."

Data center builders thought farmers would willingly sell land, learn otherwise
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Data center builders thought farmers would willingly sell land, learn otherwise

Even in a fragile farm economy, million-dollar offers can't sway dedicated farmers.

Panasonic, the former plasma king, will no longer make its own TVs
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Panasonic, the former plasma king, will no longer make its own TVs

Panasonic was one of the last Japanese companies still manufacturing TVs.

New Microsoft gaming chief has "no tolerance for bad AI"
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New Microsoft gaming chief has "no tolerance for bad AI"

But Asha Sharma faces scrutiny for lack of gaming experience.

The 2026 Mazda CX-5, driven: It got bigger; plus, radical tech upgrade
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The 2026 Mazda CX-5, driven: It got bigger; plus, radical tech upgrade

Starting at $29,990, there's a lot to like about the all-new Mazda, but it's not perfect.

AIs can generate near-verbatim copies of novels from training data
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AIs can generate near-verbatim copies of novels from training data

LLMs memorize more training data than previously thought.

Review: Knight of the Seven Kingdoms brings back that Westeros magic
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Review: Knight of the Seven Kingdoms brings back that Westeros magic

Prequel series is just great storytelling, reminding GoT fans why they loved the original so much.

The first cars bold enough to drive themselves
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The first cars bold enough to drive themselves

Quevedo's telekino of 1904 was the first step on the road to autonomous Waymos.

Study shows how rocket launches pollute the atmosphere
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Study shows how rocket launches pollute the atmosphere

Is the global atmospheric commons destined to be an industrial waste dumping ground?

How Europe’s new carbon tax on imported goods will change global trade
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How Europe’s new carbon tax on imported goods will change global trade

The new regulation arrives on New Year's Day.

Google lobs lawsuit at search result scraping firm SerpApi
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Google lobs lawsuit at search result scraping firm SerpApi

Google says the lawsuit is its last resort.

The evolution of expendability: Why some ants traded armor for numbers
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The evolution of expendability: Why some ants traded armor for numbers

Ants with lots of workers tend to put less energy into making them armored.

Switch 2 pub backs off Game Key Cards after leaking lower-cost cartridge options
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Switch 2 pub backs off Game Key Cards after leaking lower-cost cartridge …

Inin suggests new low-cost options allowed it to "recalculate production" for full cartridge.

LG TVs’ unremovable Copilot shortcut is the least of smart TVs’ AI problems
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LG TVs’ unremovable Copilot shortcut is the least of smart TVs’ AI …

LG says it'll let people delete the Copilot icon. But TV chatbots aren't going away.

Riot Games is making an anti-cheat change that could be rough on older PCs
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Riot Games is making an anti-cheat change that could be rough on …

BIOS checks will only affect a limited subset of Valorant players for now.

Not too big, not too expensive: The Chevrolet Equinox EV
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Not too big, not too expensive: The Chevrolet Equinox EV

You get quite a lot of EV for the Equinox's sub-$35,000 starting price.

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