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  1. Coal-filled trains are likely sending people to the hospital

    Coal-filled trains trail a cloud of particulates shaken free from their cargo.

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  2. FTC attacks Microsoft’s post-merger Game Pass price increases

    Regulator says move is "exactly the sort of consumer harm" it warned about.

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  3. Major outages at CrowdStrike, Microsoft leave the world with BSODs and confusion

    Nobody's sure who's at fault for each outage: Microsoft, CrowdStrike, or both.

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  1. Rocket Report: Firefly’s CEO steps down; Artemis II core stage leaves factory

    Rocket Factory Augsburg completed qualification of its upper stage for a first launch this year.

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  2. Long COVID rates have declined, especially among the vaccinated, study finds

    In large study, rates of long COVID fell from 10% to 3.5% for the vaccinated.

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  3. Apple Vision Pro’s content drought improves with new 3D videos

    It's still not the weekly cadence we expected, but it's something.

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  4. Netflix is kicking US subscribers off its cheapest ad-free plan soon

    Subscribers will have to pay $15.49 for commercial-free Netflix.

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  5. Witness the rise of the Bene Gesserit in new Dune: Prophecy teaser

    "Our hands are poised on the levers of power but yet our grasp on it is still fragile."

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  6. Space colonizers battle ultimate killing machines in Alien: Romulus trailer

    "Whatever comes, we'll face it together."

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  7. Elon Musk’s X may succeed in blocking Calif. content moderation law on appeal

    Elon Musk's X previously failed to block the law on First Amendment grounds.

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  8. FCC closes “final loopholes” that keep prison phone prices exorbitantly high

    FCC wasn't able to cap intrastate prices until Congress granted new authority.

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  9. Report: Apple TV+ will soon get a lot more movies made by studios other than Apple

    Apple TV+ series have made an impact, but its films have been less successful lately.

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  1. Google, its cat fully escaped from bag, shows off the Pixel 9 Pro weeks early

    Upcoming phone is teased with an AI breakup letter to "the same old thing."

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  2. NASA built a Moon rover but can’t afford to get it to the launch pad

    "It would have been revolutionary. Other missions don’t replace what is lost here."

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  3. The next Nvidia driver makes even more GPUs “open,” in a specific, quirky way

    You can't see inside the firmware, but more open code can translate it for you.

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  1. The Mazda CX-90 PHEV gives luxury car vibes for a mainstream price

    This big Mazda is one of a handful of plug-in hybrid three-rows on sale today.

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  2. Switch 2 is around the corner, but Nintendo announces a new Switch accessory anyway

    Oddly timed accessory is released as the Switch's life cycle is winding down.

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  3. Aventon, a major e-bike maker, tries its hand with a hardtail

    Aventon's entry into the mountain bike market is good, but not quite low-budget.

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  4. OpenAI launches GPT-4o mini, which will replace GPT-3.5 in ChatGPT

    Lower-cost AI language model will be free for ChatGPT users.

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  5. Accused of using algorithms to fix rental prices, RealPage goes on offensive

    RealPage faces multiple antitrust lawsuits, promises "The Real Story" online.

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  6. The Lucid Air Pure review: Lower weight, better steering, amazing efficiency

    Less power and less weight almost always makes for a better electric vehicle.

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  1. One more way to die: Tremors when Vesuvius erupted collapsed shelter walls

    Two male skeletons showed signs of severe fracture and trauma injuries.

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  2. “Extraordinarily disappointed” users reckon with the Google-fication of Fitbit

    Users seek alternatives as Google is intent on app-centric focus.

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  3. Nintendo World Championships: NES Edition gave me new respect for gaming speedrunners

    Bite-size speed challenges refresh the classics, but require a healthy dose of patience.

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  4. Vulnerability in Cisco Smart Software Manager lets attackers change any user password

    Yep, passwords for administrators can be changed, too.

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  5. Researchers track individual neurons as they respond to words

    When processing language, individual neurons respond to words with similar meanings.

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  6. After breach, senators ask why AT&T stores call records on “AI Data Cloud”

    AT&T ditched internal system, stores user call logs on "trusted" cloud service.

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  7. Researchers build ultralight drone that flies with onboard solar

    Bizarre design uses a solar-powered motor that's optimized for weight.

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