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Microsoft shaking up how Windows feature updates are rolled out—again
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The 2019 Genesis G70—can a good car overcome brand snobbery?
Published: 14/02/2019It starts at just $34,900 for the 2.0L, and a six-speed manual is an option. Read moreSource: arstechnica.com
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Microsoft begins work on its 2020 Windows releases in new preview
Published: 14/02/2019An October 2019 update is still planned, but previews of that will come in spring. Read moreSource: arstechnica.com -
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Opera shows off its smart new redesign that’s just like all the other browsers
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MalwareTech loses bid to suppress damning statements made after days of partying
Published: 14/02/2019Researcher said statements he made after taking intoxicating substances should be thrown out. Read moreSource: arstechnica.com
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Apple’s insider-trading policy enforcer accused of insider trading
Published: 14/02/2019Lawyer accused of avoiding $377,000 in losses by selling ahead of bad news. Read moreSource: arstechnica.com -
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Aluminum may be key to making exosolar systems with water worlds
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In 2017, the feds said Tesla Autopilot cut crashes 40%—that was bogus
Published: 13/02/2019Small firm gets Tesla crash data after 2-year legal battle with NHTSA, finds flawed study. Read moreSource: arstechnica.com
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Ex-director of FBI, CIA takes on a phone scammer—and wins
Published: 13/02/2019Scammer took hundreds of thousands of dollars from more than 30 victims. Read moreSource: arstechnica.com -
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Microsoft patches zero-day vulnerabilities in IE and Exchange
Published: 13/02/2019IE info bug was under active exploit; exploit code for Exchange flaw was circulating. Read moreSource: arstechnica.com -
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Mozilla to use machine learning to find code bugs before they ship
Published: 12/02/2019Regrettably, humans still have to write the code in the first place. Read moreSource: arstechnica.com
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Researchers use Intel SGX to put malware beyond the reach of antivirus software
Published: 12/02/2019Processor protects malware from attempts to inspect and analyze it. Read moreSource: arstechnica.com -
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“Catastrophic” hack on email provider destroys almost two decades of data
Published: 12/02/2019VFEmail says data for virtually all US users is gone for good. Read moreSource: arstechnica.com -
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Advanced driver assists come to the world of big-rig class 8 trucks
Published: 12/02/2019Automatic emergency braking and blind spot monitoring is now available at Freightliner. Read moreSource: arstechnica.com
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Electric car batteries might be worth recycling, but bus batteries aren’t yet
Published: 12/02/2019The more emissions-efficient way to recycle an EV battery is to remove the cathode. Read moreSource: arstechnica.com -
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Microsoft teases next-gen HoloLens ahead of February 24 reveal
Published: 12/02/2019Unveiling will take place at Mobile World Congress. Read moreSource: arstechnica.com -
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Hackers keep trying to get malicious Windows file onto MacOS
Published: 11/02/2019Clever trick may be designed to bypass Gatekeeper protections built into macOS. Read moreSource: arstechnica.com
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Driverless delivery startup Nuro raises almost $1 billion
Published: 11/02/2019Nuro is already doing fully driverless grocery deliveries in the Phoenix area. Read moreSource: arstechnica.com -
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Google Play caught hosting an app that steals users’ cryptocurrency
Published: 9/02/2019"Clipper" app replaced user's wallet address with addresses controlled by developers. Read moreSource: arstechnica.com -
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A potted history of Japan’s car industry delights at the Petersen Museum
Published: 9/02/2019A pre-war Datsun, some outrageous custom cars, and not one but two Toyota 2000GTs. Read moreSource: arstechnica.com
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