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California Bill Lets Renters Escape Exclusive Deals Between ISPs and Landlords
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EU Countries Delay Deal on New Climate Goal, Diplomats Say
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Colleges Are About to See a Big Decline in Applicants
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Coffee Prices Post Largest Annual Jump Since 1997
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Everyone Is Making Smart Glasses Now
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Opendoor Board Chair Says Company is 'Bloated,' Needs To Cut 85% of Workforce
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Microsoft is Making 'Significant Investments' in Training Its Own AI Models
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AI-generated Medical Data Can Sidestep Usual Ethics Review, Universities Say
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Google is Shutting Down Tables, Its Airtable Rival
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Swiss Government Looks To Undercut Privacy Tech, Stoking Fears of Mass Surveillance
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Nepal's Social Media Ban Backfires as Politics Moves To a Chat Room
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Apache Software Foundation Unveils Its Branding Overhaul With New Logo, 'The ASF' Name
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Scientists Link Hundreds of Severe Heat Waves To Fossil Fuel Producers' Pollution
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Gravitational Waves Finally Prove Stephen Hawking's Black Hole Theorem
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Error'd: Free Birds
"These results are incomprensible," Brian wrote testily. "The developers at SkillCertPro must use math derived from an entirely different universe than ours. I can boast a world record number of answered questions in one hour and fifteen minutes somewhere."
"How I Reached Inbox -1," Maia titled her Tickity Tock. "Apparently I've read my messages so thoroughly that my email client (Mailspring) time traveled into the future and read a message before it was even sent."
... which taught Jason how to use Mailspring to order timely tunes. "Apparently, someone invented a time machine and is able to send us vinyls from the future..."
"Yes, we have no bananas," sang out Peter G. , rapping "... or email addresses or phone numbers, but we're going to block your post just the same (and this is better than the previous result of "Whoops something went wrong", because you'd never be able to tell something had gone wrong without that helpful message)."
Finally, our favorite cardsharp Adam R. might have unsharp eyes but sharp browser skills. "While reading an online bridge magazine, I tried to zoom out a bit but was dismayed to find I couldn't zoom out. Once it zooms in to NaN%, you're stuck there."
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AI Use At Large Companies Is In Decline, Census Bureau Says
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Windows Developers Can Now Publish Apps To Microsoft's Store Without Fees
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'No Tax On Tips' Includes Digital Creators, Too
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OpenAI and Oracle Ink Historic $300 Billion Cloud Computing Deal
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The US Is Now the Largest Investor In Commercial Spyware
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