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Mysterious X-37B Space Plane Lands After Record 780 Days In Orbit
COME BACK TO EARTH

Mysterious X-37B Space Plane Lands After Record 780 Days In Orbit

cnet.com News Space 4 hours ago

The unmanned orbiter breaks its own record for time spent in space.

Internet Archive Releases 2,500 MS-DOS Games So You Can Relive The '90s
AGED LIKE FINE WINE

Internet Archive Releases 2,500 MS-DOS Games So You Can Relive The '90s

1 digg cnet.com Gaming 1 week ago
If you loved playing retro MS-DOS games from the '90s like "3D Bomber," "Zool" and "Alien Rampage," you can now replay those, and many more, with the latest update from Internet Archive.
Poo Transplants And Hangover Cures: Inside The Murky World Of Probiotics
WHEN SH*T HITS THE PHARM

Poo Transplants And Hangover Cures: Inside The Murky World Of Probiotics

1 digg cnet.com Health Long Reads 1 month ago
The good, the bad and the ugly side of using bacteria to improve human health.
Astronomers Find Bizarre Planet 'Unlike Any Other Discovered So Far'
THE STORY OF 'HR 5183 B'

Astronomers Find Bizarre Planet 'Unlike Any Other Discovered So Far'

cnet.com Space 2 months ago

The huge new world zips around its host star on an egg-shaped orbit. No yolk.

Facebook Paid Contractors To Transcribe Messenger Calls
DON'T TRUST THE MESSENGER

Facebook Paid Contractors To Transcribe Messenger Calls

cnet.com 2 months ago

The social network says it halted the process last week.

Jupiter Just Got Slammed By Something So Big We Saw It From Earth
DID MARS ATTACK IT?

Jupiter Just Got Slammed By Something So Big We Saw It From Earth

cnet.com Space 2 months ago

While it has yet to be confirmed by a second observer, it looks like a large asteroid crashing into the gas giant planet. The flash is brief and quickly fades away, boosting the idea that it was likely caused by an impact.

See The Surprise Asteroid That Gave Earth A Scare In July
TOO CLOSE TO HOME

See The Surprise Asteroid That Gave Earth A Scare In July

cnet.com Photos Space 2 months ago

We didn't spot asteroid 2019 OK until the day before it flew by.

Neopets Friendships Still Thrive 20 Years Later
BEST SHOW OF NEOPOTISM

Neopets Friendships Still Thrive 20 Years Later

cnet.com Internet 3 months ago

Don't be surprised if your Neopets.com friends invite you to their wedding.

I Lived Like A Moon Astronaut And Have The Scars To Prove It
'DOME SWEET DOME'

I Lived Like A Moon Astronaut And Have The Scars To Prove It

4 diggs cnet.com Space 3 months ago

Preparing for life as an astronaut on the moon or Mars is serious business.

SpaceX Starlink Satellites Dazzle But May Cause Headaches For Astronomers
CLUTTER IN THE COSMOS

SpaceX Starlink Satellites Dazzle But May Cause Headaches For Astronomers

3 diggs cnet.com Science Space 5 months ago

Elon Musk's new satellite megaconstellation will make it harder to study the sky with ground-based telescopes.

Google Glass Gets A Surprise Upgrade And New Frames
GOOGLE GLASS STILL EXISTS?

Google Glass Gets A Surprise Upgrade And New Frames

5 diggs cnet.com Technology 5 months ago

It's 2019, and guess what? Google just unveiled its newest version of Glass. It's not made to be a widespread consumer product, but there are business users who will care.

YouTube Bans Proud Boys Founder Gavin McInnes, Latest Tech Giant To Boot Him
RACISM IS HIS VICE

YouTube Bans Proud Boys Founder Gavin McInnes, Latest Tech Giant To Boot Him

5 diggs cnet.com Race Technology 10 months ago

The YouTube account of Gavin McInnes — the founder of far-right organization Proud Boys and one of the co-founders of Vice Magazine — was terminated Monday because of repeated copyright violations, according to a message posted on his account page.

Meet The People Hacking Their Bodies For Better Sex
SURGICALLY IMPLANTED HORNINESS

Meet The People Hacking Their Bodies For Better Sex

2 diggs cnet.com Curious Sex 11 months ago

For a small, bold subset of biohackers, the next sexual revolution may come from supercharging the body, cyborg-style.

How Your Data Is Used To Create The Perfect Campaign Ad
PERSONALIZING THE PITCH

How Your Data Is Used To Create The Perfect Campaign Ad

2 diggs cnet.com Advertising Politics 11 months ago

Here's what happens to your information after you fill out a voter registration form.

Android turns 10: Google's fierce iPhone rival had a stumbling start
HUMAN AFTER ALL?

Android turns 10: Google's fierce iPhone rival had a stumbling start

3 diggs cnet.com Design Histories 1 year ago

My, has Google's mobile operating system come a long way since Larry Page and Sergey Brin introduced the first Android phone, the T-Mobile G1.

Equifax's hack, one year later: A look back at how it happened and what's changed
WE'RE EQUIFUCKED

Equifax's hack, one year later: A look back at how it happened and what's changed

5 diggs cnet.com Money 1 year ago

Depending on who you ask, not much is different.

The green box that represents everything wrong with Australia's internet
THE SPEEDS ARE DOWN UNDER

The green box that represents everything wrong with Australia's internet

9 diggs cnet.com Internet Long Reads 1 year ago

Two car crashes herald a dark future for Australia's long-fumbling attempts to give its citizens the speedy internet access they're clamoring for.

Amazon Alexa flaw would have let hackers listen in
WHICH IS WORSE, HACKERS OR AMAZON?

Amazon Alexa flaw would have let hackers listen in

4 diggs cnet.com 1 year ago

The problem was promptly fixed once researchers alerted Amazon.

Dating app Bumble bans images of guns from user profiles
SWIPING TO THE LEFT

Dating app Bumble bans images of guns from user profiles

13 diggs cnet.com News Technology 1 year ago

Move to ban images of firearms and knives from profiles comes amid backlash against the NRA after rash of mass shootings.

Unhappy about the net neutrality repeal? You could move to Montana
BIG SKY WI-FI

Unhappy about the net neutrality repeal? You could move to Montana

60 diggs cnet.com Economics Money 1 year ago

Governor Steve Bullock has signed an executive order requiring ISPs with state contracts to treat all content equally.

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