TechCrunch

◆ Houzz raises a huge $400M round at a $4B valuation

◆ Taking a ride in MIT's self-driving wheelchair

◆ Binary Capital reportedly delays closing new fund amid controversy

◆ The Sony A9 inches the mirrorless camera market forward

◆ Headstart wants to better analyze candidates to fit them with the best jobs

◆ Tumblr says it fixed the ‘Safe Mode' glitch that hid innocent posts, including LGBTQ+ content

◆ Coinbase is reimbursing losses caused by the Ethereum flash crash

◆ Relevnt launches a publisher-centric news app

◆ 5 burning questions Blue Apron's IPO is about to answer

◆ Not a minimalist? Startups will gladly store, manage and deliver your items

◆ Crunch Report | Google To Stop Scanning Inboxes

◆ Seattle Police Department suspends its Twitch channel following Charleena Lyles controversy

◆ Five building blocks of a data-driven culture

◆ Andrew Ng announces Deeplearning.ai, his new venture after leaving Baidu

◆ For Binary Capital's investors, a public apology may fall short

◆ Uber has seen a sharp drop in new driver retention this year: Apptopia

◆ Walmart reportedly won't bid for Whole Foods after Amazon's huge offer

◆ VC Justin Caldbeck is taking an indefinite leave of absence, apologizes to the women he ‘made feel uncomfortable'

◆ SpaceX successfully launches reused Falcon 9 rocket, recovers first stage

◆ Watch a tiny virus take a constitutional under a laser-powered 3D microscope

Wired

◆ 'Prisoners of Gravity': Hey, TV Sci-Fi Can Have Ideas After All

◆ Obama Failed to Punish Russian Hacking, and Other Security News This Week

◆ Honda's Self-Driving Approach Starts With the Acura NSX Supercar

◆ Space Photos of the Week: Galaxy Is a Big, Dusty Star Machine

◆ Plastic Water Bottles Might Have Poisoned Ancient Californians

◆ How To Turn Off Snapchat's Stalkerish Snap Map Feature

◆ Why Aren't More Employees Suing Uber?

◆ Samsung's Classy New TV Moonlights as a Work of Art

◆ ORide Is a Prototype for an Encrypted Uber That Can't Track You

◆ 'The Bad Batch': Every Good Director Needs a Messy Second Movie

◆ Watch the Coolest, Scariest Display Flights of the 2017 Paris Air Show

◆ Netflix's New Gawker vs. Hulk Hogan Doc Has Us All Conflicted

◆ ORWL's Ultra-Secure PC Self Destructs if Someone Messes With It

◆ Google Unveils an AI Investment Fund. It's Betting on an App Store for Algorithms.

◆ As Uber Flails, Its Self-Driving Car Research Rolls On

◆ Watch SpaceX Fire Off Its Second Flight-Proven Falcon 9

◆ No One Has the Data to Prevent the Next Flint

◆ The Senate Health Bill Is a Disaster for the Opioid Crisis

◆ Senators Push Trump for Answers on Power Grid Malware Attack

◆ With VR180, YouTube Steps Gingerly Toward Virtual Reality

◆ Why Net Neutrality Matters

◆ Exoskeletons Don't Come One-Size-Fits-All ... Yet

◆ The Woman Who Gave You the Video Game 'Journey' Returns With a VR Fairy Tale

◆ Tech Metaphors Are Holding Back Brain Research

◆ Gritty Photos of the News Crews That Never Stop Rolling

◆ Punkt MP01 Review: You'll Love This Very Smart Dumbphone

◆ The Top 10 Flying Car Designs, From Airbus to Larry Page

◆ Brendan Fraser's Facebook Fan Page Is the Last Pure Place Online

◆ Art Fight! The Pinkest Pink Versus the Blackest Black

◆ Don't Fall for the 'Memory' Pills Targeting Baby Boomers

slashdot

◆ Germany Cracks Down On Illegal Speech On Social Media.

◆ Linus Explains What Surprises Him After 25 Years Of Linux

◆ State Legislators Want Surveillance Cameras To Catch Uninsured Drivers

◆ Survey Says: Raspberry Pi Still Rules, But X86 SBCs Have Made Gains

◆ Should Your Company Switch To Microservices?

◆ Researcher Finds Critical OpenVPN Bug Using Fuzzing

◆ UK Parliament Emails Closed After 'Sustained And Determined' Cyber-Attack

◆ 'Stack Clash' Linux Flaw Enables Root Access. Patch Now

◆ Former Slashdot Contributor Jon Katz Believes He Can Talk To Animals

◆ Phoronix Announces '2017 Linux Laptop Survey'

◆ The People GoFundMe Leaves Behind

◆ Sci-Hub Ordered To Pay $15 Million In Piracy Damages

◆ FCC Grants OneWeb Approval To Launch Over 700 Satellites For 'Space Internet'

◆ Obama Authorized a Secret Cyber Operation Against Russia, Says Report

◆ 32TB of Windows 10 Internal Builds, Core Source Code Leak Online

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