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  1. After Dragon launch, NASA will consider using the same Falcon 9 three times

    NASA explains why it was OK with scrubbing launch for a recovery issue.

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  2. After Nevada’s outrage over plutonium shipment, Energy Dept offers olive branch

    The move out of Nevada will begin in 2021 and last until 2026.

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  3. Tesla fundraising push blows past $2 billion target

    Strong fundraising results are a vote of confidence from Wall Street.

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  4. Study says ancient Romans may have built “invisibility cloaks” into structures

    Foundational patterns in Roman theaters resemble electromagnetic cloaking devices.

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  5. Windows Solitaire inducted into the World Video Game Hall of Fame

    Freecell was robbed.

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  6. Pornhub wants to buy Tumblr and restore site to former porn-filled glory

    Tumblr owner Verizon seeks buyer months after banning adult content.

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  7. Report: Facebook looking to disrupt credit cards with cryptocurrency

    Facebook's virtual currency could be pegged to traditional currencies.

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  1. After 32-bit purge, GameClub raises $2.5M to bring back classic iOS games

    Premium re-releases will be "free of intrusive ads and microtransactions."

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  2. Head injuries, broken bones plague e-scooter users as more data rolls in

    A three-month period in Austin, Texas, saw 20 injuries per 100,000 rides.

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  3. Mortal Kombat 11 review: Great gameplay, excessively packaged

    A visual tour de force that can be a little overly gross and grindy feeling.

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  1. Rocket Report: Clarity on Dragon’s loss, key SLS rocket test to occur

    "A beautiful, beautiful launch of the booster and capsule today. Incredible."

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  2. Blockchain, zero-code machine learning coming to Azure

    Microsoft has started the announcements, with more to come next week.

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  3. Chewbacca actor Peter Mayhew is dead at 74

    Mayhew last played Chewie in the 2015 film The Force Awakens.

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  4. After trailer outcry, Sonic the Hedgehog director tells fans to expect “changes”

    Admits fans "aren't happy with the design"—but how much can be changed before November?

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  5. Xbox’s new Code of Conduct: yes to “get wrecked,” “potato aim,” no to hate

    New Xbox Code of Conduct translates existing legalese into online trash talk.

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  6. HoloLens 2 dev kits: $3,500, or $99/month, with Azure credits, Unity trials

    Support for Unreal Engine 4 should arrive by the end of the month.

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  1. Department of Justice opens investigation into failed carbon-capture plant

    The project received hundreds of millions in grants and may now be scrapped.

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  2. Putin signs “Internet sovereignty” bill that expands censorship

    Bill mandates Internet filtering and creates a Russian version of DNS.

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  3. Suicide’s “contagiousness” is complicated—studies on 13 Reasons Why prove it

    Researchers found a small increase in teen suicide before and after the show's release.

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  4. Ex-YouTube engineer reveals how video site worked to kill off Internet Explorer 6

    Banner said that Internet Explorer 6 would soon be dropped.

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  5. Google unveils auto-delete for location, Web activity, and app usage data

    New option coming soon auto-deletes usage data but doesn't cover all activity.

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  6. Pitchford promises no “free-to-play junk” for Borderlands 3

    But there will be cosmetic microtransactions and special edition "boost mods."

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  7. Spot the not-Fed: A day at AvengerCon, the Army’s answer to hacker conferences

    Army unit's effort brings hacker con culture to the home of military cyber.

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