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Wednesday May 28, 2025. 05:26 PM
Sales of blue book exam booklets have surged dramatically across the nation as professors turn to analog solutions to prevent ChatGPT cheating. The University of California, Berkeley reported an 80% increase in blue book sales over the past two academic years, while Texas...
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These WIRED-tested ebook readers let you take your library anywhere.
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Great swathes of the planet's oceans have become darker in the past two decades, according to researchers who fear the trend will have a severe impact on marine life around the world. From a report: Satellite data and numerical modelling revealed that more than a fifth of...
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IT leaders in region eyeing American hyperscalers escape hatch Amid the economic uncertainty of Trump 2.0, dependence on American tech has become a growing concern for many businesses, and a survey of 1,000 IT leaders claims that data sovereignty is now one of the most...
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MacOS 15.5 is here. Here’s what's new and how to install macOS Sequoia.
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Here are the best meal kits in 2025, from Martha Stewart's meal kit to the best meal delivery on a budget.
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Don’t cancel physical therapy just yet, but these portable, at-home massagers might be the hack you need after stressful days.
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An anonymous reader shares a report: Without seeking approval of the San Francisco Board of Education, Superintendent of Schools Maria Su plans to unveil a new Grading for Equity plan on Tuesday that will go into effect this fall at 14 high schools and cover over 10,000...
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The latest in a long line of techies to face Putin’s wrath A Russian programmer will face the next 14 years in a 'strict-regime' (high-security) penal colony after a regional court ruled he leaked sensitive data to Ukraine.…
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Curious about mushroom supplements? Here’s what they do, what the science says, and how to know if they’re right for you—according to the experts.
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A former Minnesota waitress unknowingly helped North Korean workers steal $17.1 million in wages from over 300 American companies through an elaborate remote work scheme, federal prosecutors said this week. Christina Chapman operated a 'laptop farm' from her home, managing...
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Researchers find AI models weak for medical reasoning when it comes to X-rays and CT scans AI is not ready to make clinical diagnoses based on radiological scans, according to a new study.…
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The Succession creator says writing and directing a satirical movie about four tech moguls gave him an understanding of the “inhuman task” they face: balancing huge profits with responsible action.
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Nintendo’s “game-key cards” may end up being physical gaming media’s last gasp—even though they don’t have a game on them at all.
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Easy, medium, and the sledgehammer approach – or any combination you fancy hands on If you're thinking about switching to Linux but there are a few Windows apps you just can't do without, you do have options… and some of them are free.…
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After poaching some of the best Western auto talent, China’s car industry is about to dominate globally with charging rates, ranges, luxury design, technology, and sheer volumes.
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Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols writes in an op-ed for The Register: I use AI a lot, but not to write stories. I use AI for search. When it comes to search, AI, especially Perplexity, is simply better than Google. Ordinary search has gone to the dogs. Maybe as Google goes gaga for ...
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Space broadband and space-linked phones all very well, but someone's got to track them Satellites have evolved, thanks to SpaceX's Starlink and incomer AST SpaceMobile pumping out high-speed broadband and cellular services for everyday phones delivered from low Earth orbit...
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And it's all your fault There is growing dissatisfaction over cloud computing, according to Gartner, and much of this can be put down to unrealistic expectations or customers simply not implementing the tech properly.…
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More cases about 2015 software swindle stuck in legal traffic jam Germany’s Braunschweig Regional Court has reportedly sentenced four Volkswagen executives to jail over “Dieselgate” – the 2015 scandal in which the automaker was found to have fudged software used to...
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