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Meeting the in-laws is murder for new bride in horror comedy Ready or Not
"It's just something we do when someone joins the family."
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AMD says its Ryzen 3000 isn’t just cheaper—it’s better
AMD's Travis Kirsch says there's no reason to buy an Intel CPU anymore.
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Federal bill would allow clean energy companies to structure like oil companies
In the meantime, IEA says value of subsidies for fossil fuels has increased.
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AT&T cuts another 1,800 jobs as it finishes fiber-Internet buildout
1,800 new job cuts in addition to 23,000 AT&T jobs cut since December 2017.
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Russia warns that reported US attacks on its power grid could trigger “cyberwar”
NYT reported on US efforts to insert malware into Russia's energy infrastructure.
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PSA: Upgrade 3 years of Xbox Live to Game Pass Ultimate for just $1
Prepaid Xbox Live gold subscriptions can be bumped up cheaply for a limited time.
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Nvidia pushes ARM supercomputing
ARM CPUs? In my supercomputer? It's more likely than you think.
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“We are very sorry”—Boeing CEO apologizes for 737 Max deaths
Planes remain grounded as Boeing continues work on a software fix.
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Ars on your lunch break: Let’s talk about the extinction of humanity
Synthetic biology sounds great, but the ways in which it could go wrong are legion.
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Huawei bracing for a 40% to 60% drop in international smartphone shipments
Consumer uncertainty from the US export brand is devastating Huawei sales.
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Domino’s will start robot pizza deliveries in Houston this year
Delivery company Nuro raised $940 million in February, also delivers for Kroger.
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Firefly opens first Alpha rocket launch to academic and educational payloads
Company appears to be taking its commitment to STEM to another level.
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After June fires, energy group says hydrogen is future’s fuel
Causes of explosions in California and Norway are still under investigation.
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E3 2019 in photos: Gooigi, crazy arcade machines, and a DOOM museum
Plus, the National Videogame Museum returns with some of its craziest rarities yet.
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