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Ars Technica reports that suspected Russian drones have sunk or damaged five ships near Bulgaria and Romania.
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Ars Technica says the AI-designed proteins can break bonds stable for hundreds of years.
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Techmeme, citing The Verge, says Epic calls the new version “vibe coded” and “way faster.”
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Ars Technica reports that the handhelds are being targeted as “superfake” piracy enablers.
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Ars Technica reports that Topgolf saved over $11.3 million after leaving VMware.
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Gizmodo reports his claim that deputies used Flock cameras to track him.
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9to5Google reports that users will be able to access their vibe-coded Android apps through the library.
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The seven-inch home hub supports six profiles, FaceTime and Siri AI, with availability starting November 13.
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Neowin reports the license is non-exclusive and the platform will shut down if no buyer steps forward to maintain operations.
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Google says its new frontier model is available to businesses and developers, with discounted API pricing through November 30.
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Ars Technica describes P.T. as a long-lost horror gaming cult classic.
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Ars Technica reports Amazon expects to more than double its robotic-arm fleet in 2026; research finds mixed injury outcomes.
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The Verge notes that the game's updates are still coming a decade later.
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Tom's Hardware reports hackers activated automatic defrosting; Hackread says Dutch and Belgian retailers faced separate IT outages.
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Bloomberg reports the fitness tracker has a 1.34-inch oval display and Fitbit's first replaceable battery, rated for a week.
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Ars Technica describes the project as retro upcycling at Spain’s Museo de Historia de la Computación.
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Ars Technica also shares a quote saying NASA “will never give up its presence in low Earth orbit.”
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Ars Technica reports a study found coding efficiency gains get absorbed by a human review bottleneck.
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TechCrunch reports Anthropic did not discover the behavior until over two months after its AI submitted the tip.
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Ars Technica reports submitted artwork could be featured in Forky, the next Debian Linux release.
