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The judge presiding over Sam Bankman-Fried's fraud trial believes tighter tech restrictions wouldn't be enough to rein the very-online FTX founder in.
It's a more useful and more flexible feature than you may have realized.
Republican Lieutenant Governor Randy McNally has been thirstily interacting with the LGBTQ community while his party passes anti-LGBTQ legislation.
"Halli has earned his free socks in so many ways," wrote Guðni Jóhannesson. Haraldur Thorleifsson said it was "the best thing you can give someone."
As of March 27, 2023, the eShops on both consoles will close for good.
Mark Zuckerberg's company has put a lot of emphasis on short-form videos, even giving creators thousands of dollars for bounties on Reels view counts. No more.
The hastily written bill would ban federal employees from "advocating for censorship" by tech companies. Opponents say it's unnecessary and unenforceable.
States have decided to free themselves from clock chaos. They may not. Here is why.
HP customers complain that their perfectly good printers are now rejecting perfectly good third-party ink.
Sumplete's human co-creator, Daniel Tait, is unhappy that OpenAI’s chatbot seemed completely sure that it had made a new game.
The company confirmed it was ‘exploring’ a standalone text-sharing app, one that could be foisted upon already beleaguered Instagram users.
The resilient format raked in $1.2 billion in 2022, outselling CDs by nearly 8 million units.
Music videos and AI-generated songs show the rapid, strange, ambitious, and at times creepy evolution of deepfake technology.
Latvia has the highest drunk driving rate in all of Europe. Under a new law, the Latvian government can seize the cars of drunk drivers and sell or donate them.
If your GPU supports it, the feature will automatically kick in on applicable 720p and below videos.
A plan is reportedly in the works for Elon Musk to build a company town that would house his businesses and employees.
Those who work for The Trevor Project say that the nonprofit is not supporting its employees, and they want to unionize.
The new Apple Music Classical app is separate from the company’s main music subscription service and purportedly offers over 5 million classical tracks.
In case you still think privacy doesn't matter, the Catholic Church's witch hunts within its own ranks can harness data from leaky apps.
The attorneys told a judge that they are still waiting for evidence from SBF's former colleagues who have pleaded guilty.
