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#InFlightWiFi #SpaceX #SouthwestAirlines
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Southwest Airlines Will Switch Part of Its In-Flight Wi-Fi to Starlink
The free in-flight Wi-Fi on Southwest Airlines should become a whole lot faster on some of its planes, once Southwest outfits those aircraft with receivers for SpaceX's Starlink.
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#Tesla #FullSelfDriving #Autopilot
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Tesla Axes Autopilot, Pushes Users to $99-Per-Month FSD Subscription
Tesla has officially discontinued its Autopilot driver-assist feature in the US and Canada, pushing users toward a $99-per-month Full Self-Driving (FSD) subscription for features that were previously included as standard on its vehicles.
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#WinterStormFern #SatelliteConnectivity #TMobile
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T-Mobile Activates Free Cellular Starlink in the US As Winter Storm Rolls In
With Winter Storm Fern approaching the US, T-Mobile has activated SpaceX's Starlink cellular service for free in affected areas, giving customers a way to stay connected via satellite.
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#CyberSecurity #DataBreach #Malware
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Database Containing 149 Million Stolen Passwords Exposes Malware's Reach
A security researcher recently discovered an unprotected online database with a staggering 149 million stolen logins.
Jeremiah Fowler says the database was live on the web, with no password protection or encryption.
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#AmazonLayoffs #CorporateJobs #AIImpact
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Report: Amazon Set for Another Round Of Layoffs, Thousands Expected to Lose Jobs
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When Amazon cut 14,000 corporate jobs in October, it warned that more layoffs were coming in 2026.
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#DataBreach #CyberSecurity #UnderArmour
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Under Armour Is Seemingly Dragging Its Feet on Investigating Data Breach
If you gave personal data to Under Armour, watch out. The fitness brand is investigating a potential data breach after a ransomware group claimed to have stolen 343GB of corporate data, including customer information.
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#Windows #PerformanceOptimization #PCManager
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Microsoft Says This Free App Speeds Up Your PC With One Click. Does It Work?
If you have a recent Windows PC, everyday performance issues might seem like a thing of the past. But resource-intensive activities like gaming or video editing will always still benefit from as much power as you can give them.
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#Robotaxi #Waymo #SmartTransportation
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Waymo Robotaxis Hit the Streets of Miami. Waitlist Riders Get First Preference
After years of research and testing, Waymo has finally made its robotaxis available for public rides in Miami.
Starting today, the service will be operational in a geofenced 60-square-mile area of the city, covering the Design District, Wynwood to Brickell, Coral Gables, and other neighborhoods.
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#HistoryOfComputing #Neurodiversity #STEMEducation
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How 80 Autistic Students Built an Amazing Recreation of the Ginormous ENIAC Computer
The first computers ever built were so large they took up entire rooms, something hard to imagine in a day and age when we carry mobile phones in our pockets.
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#LastPass #Phishing #CyberSecurity
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Use LastPass? Watch Out for This Email Phishing Scam
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If you use LastPass as your password manager of choice, be on the lookout for an ongoing email scam aimed at gaining access to your vault of logins and personal information.
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#MultiFactorAuthentication #OnlineSecurity #AccountRecovery
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Lost Your Phone? Here's How to Get Back Into Your Accounts Without Losing Everything
Using multi-factor authentication (MFA) is your best bet for keeping bad guys out of your accounts, as it adds an extra verification step to your login process.
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#MultiFactorAuthentication #OnlineSecurity #AccountRecovery
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Lost Your Phone? Here's How to Get Back Into Your Accounts Without Losing Everything
Using multi-factor authentication (MFA) is your best bet for keeping bad guys out of your accounts, as it adds an extra verification step to your login process.
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#AICoding #ProgrammingTools #TechInnovation
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I Can't Program at All. My First Vibe Coding Experiment Went Shockingly Well
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As someone who's written a fair amount about how AI, specifically vibe coding, can turn anyone into a programmer, I decided I had to actually try it for myself.
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#CES2026 #Innovation #TechnologyTrends
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CES Gave Us a Glimpse of the Future. Watch for These Tech Trends in 2026
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Earlier this month, our team fanned out across CES 2026 in Las Vegas, encountering thousands of new products, many poised to revolutionize how we interact with technology.
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#Exoskeleton #Robotics #CES2026
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I Tried the Dephy Sidekick Robotic Exoskeleton at CES 2026 and It Gave Me a Literal Pep in My Step
LAS VEGAS -- CES 2026 gave me my first experience testing a robotic exoskeleton, and I'm pretty impressed.
Created by Dephy (pronounced "defy"), the Sidekick lifts your heels with every step, making it easier to walk.
