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Waymo has now driven 10 billion autonomous miles in simulation tcrn.ch/2XJPP4I by @etherington

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The new Raspberry Pi is basically a $35 desktop computer gizmo.do/UA098jf

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This sad robot made from random twigs has to teach itself to get around gizmo.do/QryOfjo


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Randomness is crucial for almost everything we do with our computational and communications infrastructure. But genuine, verifiable randomness is hard to come by. That could change once quantum computers demonstrate their superiority. wired.trib.al/iYuOykD


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All these high-profile database breaches have finally started to make companies aware of what solid encryption is worth. And now researchers may have a radically simple way of actually preventing them. wired.trib.al/kjUROgY


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Meet the man who's made mirrors from wooden tiles, trash, fans, even pom-poms. Bonus: They echo your movements. trib.al/k9Pdc9i


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Pushing a 28-core CPU to its limits: 6GHz and beyond engadget.com/2019/05/31/ove…


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Look upon what Amazon hath designed, for it soon will blanket the sky gizmo.do/CWmDbEh


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Thousands of TP-Link routers are vulnerable to a bug that can be used to remotely take control the device, but it took over a year for the company to publish the patches on its website. techcrunch.com/2019/05/22/tp-…


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Nectar’s sonar bottle caps could save $50B in stolen booze tcrn.ch/2WXyVj7 by @joshconstine

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Intel and security researchers announced a new, serious form of hackable vulnerability in Intel's chips. It's four distinct attacks and all are capable of siphoning a stream of potentially sensitive data from a computer's CPU to an attacker. wired.trib.al/sRtlA4k


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