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Sure, let’s smoosh SpaceX and Tesla together, who cares
Yes, of course there are pay package incentives in play for Musk. But that’s not all.
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Yes, of course there are pay package incentives in play for Musk. But that’s not all.
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TE’s EP-35 is a battery-powered speaker for your synths, guitar, and voice.
If you’re saying goodbye to time changes this year, update your Android hardware.
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As PCMag notes, Taiwan’s MSI has gotten conditional approval to bring two specific routers into the United States, pending certification: the Radix GRBE94 and GRBE34, which’ll likely have friendlier names when they go on sale. Netgear and Asus inexplicably got blanket approvals for all new routers earlier this year, while TP-Link is fighting for its Wi-Fi 8 ones. [Link: MSI Receives Exemption to US Wi-Fi Router Ban | https://www.pcmag.com/news/msi-receives-exemption-to-us-wi-fi-router-ban | PCMAG]
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It’s easier to organize your servers and channels, too.
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Amazon’s updated 4K streamer also comes with a new remote.
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Delta 2.0 adds support for the iPhone Duo, Sega Genesis games, and more.
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“... everyone is just going to have to adapt,” Meta’s chief financial officer Susan Li said during the third-quarter earnings call.
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‘We’re gonna build something that is indistinguishable from human performance … in the next couple of years,’ Microsoft AI CEO Mustafa Suleyman tells The Verge.
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The door is open.
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The state’s Attorney General Peter Neronha filed the suit in Providence Superior Court, accusing Meta of making billions in profits from scam ads, while simultaneously telling users it was working hard to protect them. The suit cites reporting on leaked Meta documents from Reuters that said: > … it was earning far more from high-risk scam ads than it expected to pay in fines for allowing them. > According to those documents, Meta displays around 15 billion “higher risk” scam ads to users every day, and earned roughly 10% of its 2024 revenue from fraudulent e-commerce, dubious health products and other banned marketing.
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