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  1. Kazakhstan spies on citizens’ HTTPS traffic; browser-makers fight back

    Kazakhstan gov required citizens to install self-signed root certificate.

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  2. The 15 best films of a bizarre (and probably historic) year for film

    Some good 2020 news: Most of our favorite films this year can now be enjoyed from home.

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  3. Second COVID vaccine approved for use in the US

    More vaccines will help ease shortages, work through priority list.

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  4. Wildfire smoke is loaded with microbes. Is that dangerous?

    Researchers want to study potential effects of microbe-filled haze on human health.

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  5. A clever strategy to deliver COVID aid—with satellite data

    Togo used image analysis algorithms to target economic support for most vulnerable.

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  6. Miyamoto leads fans through Super Nintendo World—and it looks incredible

    Nintendo, Universal Studios went all out to deliver a Nintendo-fan destination.

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  7. Microsoft may be developing its own in-house ARM CPU designs

    Bloomberg's unconfirmed report relies on confidential sources within Microsoft.

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  8. Stanford hospital erupts in protest after vaccine plan leaves out residents [Updated]

    Only 0.5% of the medical residents at Stanford are in on the first round of shots.

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  9. Some Big Sur users are unable to update macOS due to an MDM bug

    A bug in Mobile Device Management is causing major headaches for some users.

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  10. US government bans tech exports to top drone maker DJI

    Chinese smartphone firms Huawei and ZTE have been on the list for several years.

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  11. Greenland is as much a love story as an epic spectacle of impending disaster

    Director Ric Roman Waugh on bringing hope and humanity to a harrowing tale.

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  12. Law banning “rental” fees for customer-owned routers takes effect Sunday

    New law also targets hidden cable-TV fees and lets users cancel without penalty.

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  1. NOAA expects La Niña weather patterns through March

    Here's last month's summary and the outlook for the next three.

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  2. Biomarkers are how cancers give up their secrets

    An animated look at the evolving science behind modern oncology.

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  3. Finger-pointing abounds as states get fewer vaccines than planned

    Pfizer: We have "millions more doses" with no shipping instructions from Feds.

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  4. Back 4 Blood alpha test: Building decks, killing zombies, having co-op fun

    Design director says he's learned from Evolve—and fun, familiar co-op combat checks out.

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  5. Why racing drivers trust their lives to a fireproof fabric called Nomex

    Today's gear is lighter, brighter, more comfortable to wear, and protects longer.

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  6. Battery prices have fallen 88 percent over the last decade

    Cheaper batteries are making it easier to fight climate change.

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  7. Rocket Report: Angara finally flies again, Falcon 9 customers embrace reuse

    "We've fallen below the number of staff we feel we require."

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  8. Microsoft president calls SolarWinds hack an “act of recklessness”

    Of 18,000 backdoored servers, hackers followed up on only a few dozen.

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  9. Sony delists PlayStation version of Cyberpunk 2077, offers refunds to all owners [Updated]

    Follows abysmal performance issues on base PS4; Xbox offers refunds, doesn't delist.

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  10. Microsoft is reportedly added to the growing list of victims in SolarWinds hack

    Other reported victims include the Energy Department nuke security administration.

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  11. Moderna vaccine gets the thumbs-up for emergency use

    A daylong meeting results in a decisive vote: 20 for, none against.

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  12. Jeremy Bulloch, the original Boba Fett, has passed away

    News confirmed by the actor who played childhood Boba in prequels.

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  1. Google committed “antitrust evils,” colluded with Facebook, new lawsuit says

    The AGs of 52 US states and territories are joining the feds to sue Google.

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  2. Tesla Cybertruck Hot Wheels toy ships late—just like real Tesla cars

    Elon Musk can't be blamed for this production delay.

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  3. SolarWinds hack that breached gov networks poses a “grave risk” to the nation

    Nuclear weapons agency among those breached by state-sponsored hackers.

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  4. Twitter repeals retweet roadblocks, Facebook follows suit

    Both Twitter and Facebook are winding down some temporary emergency measures.

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  5. Google kills Android Things, its IoT OS, in January

    Google promised three years of updates at launch but stopped updates after one year.

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  6. Looking into the genetics of severe COVID-19

    Genetics may underlie some of the variability in people's symptoms.

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  7. “Simp,” “incel” part of newly banned insults on Twitch

    New policies also tighten restrictions on sexual harassment, hateful content.

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  8. MindGeek: The secretive owner of Pornhub and RedTube

    Porn is everywhere, but the company that owns the most popular sites is out of sight.

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  9. China collects Moon samples, may not share with NASA due to Wolf Amendment

    The country returned about 2kg of rocks from the Moon's surface.

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  10. Amazon’s answer to SpaceX Starlink delivers 400Mbps in prototype phase

    Amazon offers peek into development of antenna for Project Kuiper user terminal.

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  11. Don’t try this at home: George’s Marvelous Medicine is quite toxic

    Roald Dahl's classic children's story proved "remarkably accurate" about toxic effects.

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  12. “Evil mobile emulator farms” used to steal millions from US and EU banks

    Scale of operation is unlike anything researchers had seen before.

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