TechCrunch

◆ DOJ backs down from request for IP addresses that visited Trump protest website

◆ Microsoft Brainwave aims to accelerate deep learning with FPGAs

◆ MIT's Robogami lets you build custom 3D-printable robots from standard, folding parts

◆ Blue Apron implements a partial hiring freeze and lays off 14 recruiters

◆ This 23-year-old just closed her second fund - which is focused on aging - with $22 million

◆ Salesforce slides past its $10B annual run rate target

◆ Users dump AccuWeather iPhone app after learning it sends location data to a third party

◆ HP caters to gaming enthusiasts with new overclockable OMEN X laptops

◆ Industrial hack can turn powerful machines into killer robots

◆ Lilium, a German company building an electric ‘air taxi,' makes key hires from Gett, Airbus and Tesla

◆ The Village Voice will no longer publish a print edition

◆ CrashPlan shuts down its popular cloud backup service to focus on business customers

◆ LinkedIn opens video uploads to all as part of a bigger video push

◆ LG to build U.S.-based factory for EV components in Michigan

◆ Hear what founders and investors say about CrunchMatch, a key feature at Disrupt SF

◆ Walmart expands its grocery delivery business, powered by Uber

◆ Hulu adds Live TV to Xbox 360

◆ Google Maps suggests BlaBlaCar for long-distance rides

◆ 16 things CEOs should do before an IPO

◆ Over a third of millennials say they'll pay for Disney's streaming service, survey finds

Wired

◆ Don't Watch This New 'Blade Runner 2049' Trailer

◆ Verizon's New 'Unlimited' Data Plan Compared to Other Carriers

◆ Follow Eclipse Hunters on the Pilgrimage to Totality

◆ Bizarre Sea Creature Could Teach Humans to Do the Locomotion

◆ The Defenders Could Punch Better if They Learned Some Physics

◆ Alec Baldwin's Trump Impression Is a Technical Marvel

◆ Sorry, Banning ‘Killer Robots' Just Isn't Practical

◆ Stormfront Nazis Think the Alt-Right Is Full of Idiots

◆ Fujifilm's Instax SQ10 Instant Camera Review: It Mixes Analog and Digital, With Mixed Results

◆ Netflix Is Using 'The Defenders' to Understand Its Audience

◆ Watch Hackers Hijack Three Robots for Spying and Sabotage

◆ How to Get Free Kindle Books With Your Library Card

◆ Why It's So Hard to Define What Online Hate Speech Is

◆ We Can't Stop Checking the News Either. Welcome to the New FOMO

◆ Self-Driving Cars. Rogue Nuke Launches. Evil AI. What Tech Threats You Should (and Shouldn't) Worry About

◆ Virginia Heffernan on Learning to Read the Internet, Not Live in It

◆ Your Handy Guide to the Many Tech Anxieties of Our Time

◆ The Confessions: What If All Your Secrets Became Public? A Story by Joshua Cohen

◆ The Web's Most Toxic Trolls Live in … Vermont?

◆ Your Kids Will Look at Internet Porn. Deal With It. A Conversation with Peggy Orenstein.

◆ How to Survive the Great Tech Panic of 2017

◆ California Proves That Environmental Regulations Don't Kill Profits

◆ Two Minutes of Total Solar Eclipse in John Day, Oregon

◆ Charlottesville's Turmoil in Two Powerful Photos

◆ Enigma ICO Heist Robs Nearly $500,000 in Ethereum From Investors

◆ Google is About to Make Your Browser More Paranoid

◆ The USS John S. McCain Crash Isn't Exactly Like the USS Fitzgerald's

◆ Android Oreo: Features and Release Date

◆ Total Solar Eclipse 2017: Follow Live from Coast to Coast

◆ How to Watch the Total Solar Eclipse Without Glasses

slashdot

◆ Iowa Computer Programmer Gets 25 Years For Lottery Scam

◆ Justice Department Walks Back Demand For Information On Anti-Trump Website

◆ IBM To Trace Food Contamination With Blockchain

◆ Fourth US Navy Collision This Year Raises Suspicion of Cyber-Attacks

◆ Getting NASA To Comply With Simple FOIA Requests Is a Nightmare

◆ Austria, Carmakers Agree To Update Software of 600,000 Diesel Cars

◆ Let Consumers Sue Companies

◆ Estonia Proposes Estcoin, a Government Backed Cryptocurrency, Issued Via an Initial Coin Offering After e-Residency Success

◆ Popular Weather App AccuWeather Caught Sending User Location Data, Even When Location Sharing is Off

◆ Ask Slashdot: What Are Some Cloud Backup Solutions That You Recommend?

◆ Code42 Says Crashplan Backup Service Will Discontinue All Personal Backup Plans

◆ People Are Using Recycled Laptop Batteries To Power Their Homes

◆ Sonos Says Users Must Accept New Privacy Policy Or Devices May Cease To Function

◆ Two-Factor Authentication Fail: Identity Thieves Hijack Cellphone Accounts to Go After Virtual Currency

◆ People Start Hating Their Jobs at Age 35, Study Says

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