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Desktop Survivors 98 is more than just a retro Windows ...

Tight mouse controls and inventive weapons build on a loving old-school computin...

CDC can no longer help prevent lead poisoning in childr...

Under Trump, the CDC's Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program was cut.

US solar keeps surging, generating more power than hydr...

Continued rising demand still outpacing growth of renewables in the US.

SteamOS 3.7 brings Valve’s gaming OS to other handhelds...

Focus is currently on AMD-based PCs with hardware similar to the Steam Deck.

Uncertainty loomed as FDA advisors met to discuss this ...

FDA advisors wanted to know what switching strains means. FDA couldn't answer.

Trump threatens Apple with 25% tariff to force iPhone m...

Apple first US firm in Trump’s trade war crosshairs as tariff talks go sour.

Rocket Report: SpaceX’s expansion at Vandenberg; India’...

China's diversity in rockets was evident this week, with four types of launchers...

In 3.5 years, Notepad.exe has gone from “barely maintai...

AI features in Windows are gradually becoming more widespread and inescapable.

The Pentagon seems to be fed up with ULA’s rocket delays

"The ULA Vulcan program has performed unsatisfactorily this past year."

Why console makers can legally brick your game console

"If the ability [to brick a console] is there, someone will want to 'see how it ...

Musk’s DOGE used Meta’s Llama 2—not Grok—for gov’t slas...

Grok apparently wasn't an option.

Gouach wants you to insert and pluck the cells from its...

Tiny French firm wants to keep a few bad cells from spoiling a lot of e-bikes.

Destructive malware available in NPM repo went unnotice...

Payloads were set to spontaneously detonate on specific dates with no warning.

Mozilla is killing its Pocket and Fakespot services to ...

Browser maker shifts resources to "new Firefox features that people need most."

FAA: Airplanes should stay far away from SpaceX’s next ...

"The FAA is expanding the size of hazard areas both in the US and other countries."

New data confirms: There really is a planet squeezed in...

The planet may have formed from material transferred between the stars.

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