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Windows Defender to start removing “optimizer” scareware

Facebook Usage falls in the U.S. as it begins to Tinker with News Feed

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Washington State AG Warns Consumers of Sneaky Comcast Fees

Amazon overtakes Apple and Google to be named world’s most valuable brand

Bitcoin mania is hurting PC gamers by pushing up GPU prices

Harley Davidson announces first electric motorcycle is on its way

You could soon be eating meat grown by plants

Using librarianship to create a more equitable internet: LGBTQ+ advocacy as a wiki-librarian

Samsung topples Intel to become the world’s largest chipmaker.

The FCC Hopes its Empty Dedication to Rural Broadband Will Make You Forget it Killed Net Neutrality

LibreOffice 6.0 is now available

Nintendo Printing Money, Profits Up 261 Percent

New video by The King of Random on YouTube

60% of waste in Dubai will supply power to 120,000 homes: “World’s largest waste-to-energy plant” to supply 185MW of electricity daily by 2020

Google Removed Over 700,000 Bad Apps, 100,000 Developers From Play Store in 2017

Minnesota Supreme Court Says Unlocking A Phone With A Fingerprint Isn't A Fifth Amendment - “When it comes to the Fifth Amendment, you're better off with a password or PIN securing your device, rather than your fingerprint.“

Facebook is banning all ads promoting cryptocurrencies — including bitcoin and ICOs

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Facebook Users Cry 'Censorship' After Being Told Which Russian Troll Pages They Liked

T-Mobile commits to 100 percent renewable electricity

California Senate defies FCC, approves net neutrality law

Utility CEO: new renewables will be cheaper than existing coal plants by the early 2020s

BP becomes latest oil giant to invest in electric vehicle charging

Reforestation drones plant 100K trees an hour by firing agri-bullets containing seeds into the ground.

Rob Bliss has been biking in front of the FCC for days to create "slow lanes" of traffic while trying to sell them "priority access passes" to the street

Community digest; Wikipedians around the world celebrate Wikipedia’s 17th anniversary

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Amateur Astronomer Finds NASA Satellite Long Given Up For Dead

Japan to lift ban on creating human organs in animals

Artificial Intelligence May Have Cracked Unsolved 600-Year-Old Manuscript Mystery

Teenagers turned off by Facebook as it becomes internet's grey area

Intel's Never-Ending Spectre Saga Continues to Be a Hot Mess

Elon Musk’s flamethrower has already made well over $3.5 million

Study: Cord Cutters Save $115 Per Month on Average

These drones can plant 100,000 trees a day

Time spent doing laundry fell from 11.5 hours a week in 1920 to an hour and a half in 2014

Net neutrality activist ‘throttles’ street outside FCC building

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Verizon, Apple Continue to Lobby Against Your 'Right to Repair'

The Trump Administration said it has no plans to build a 5G wireless network. The memo from the National Security Council that suggested otherwise is outdated.

A startup, Birch, raises $1 million to help you reap the best credit card rewards

Alaska the Latest to Propose its Own Net Neutrality Rules

Breitbart, other conservative outlets escalate anti-SpaceX campaign

What galleries, libraries, archives, and museums can teach us about multimedia metadata on Wikimedia Commons

From the life of Wikidata

Last week, AT&T ran a series of ads and tweets claiming to support net neutrality. This was really an attempt to gain support for bad net neutrality legislation that offers very few of the protections we had under Title II. We need your help exposing this astroturfing effort. Details in the thread.

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Plunging costs make solar, wind and battery storage cheaper than coal

New video by The King of Random on YouTube

The NSA literally deleted 'trust' and 'honesty' from its core values

Britain's first Bitcoin heist as trader forced at gunpoint to transfer cyber currency

China’s latest energy megaproject shows that coal really is on the way out - The Chinese province of Anhui built a massive floating solar farm on top of an abandoned coal mine. An even larger floating solar plant will come online by May 2018.