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  1. It’s “now or never” on climate change, but that doesn’t mean we’re doomed

    At Ars Frontiers, panelists discussed the need for ethical solutions to climate change.

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  2. Google is killing location-based reminders

    Family reminders are also going away.

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  3. Sega, still doing what Nintendon’t, announces a tiny Sega CD retro console

    Announcement is Japan-only for now, console is coming in October.

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  1. MSI’s 17-inch laptop goes up to $6,000, comes with Intel HX-series CPUs

    Maxed out version has up to 250 W of power for the CPU and GPU.

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  2. Solar and wind keep getting cheaper as the field becomes smarter

    Every time solar and wind output doubles, the cost gets cheaper and cheaper.

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  3. After remote-work ultimatum, Musk reveals plan to cut 10% of Tesla jobs

    Musk announces hiring freeze and job cuts, has "super bad feeling" about economy.

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  4. Americans want more electric vehicles, but 50% by 2030 looks unlikely

    The White House and automakers have bold plans, but are they realistic?

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  5. Rocket Report: India wants its own SpaceX, Firefly targets July for Alpha launch

    "We will have our own SpaceX in the next two years."

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  6. Sony’s latest State of Play: Street Fighter 6, Final Fantasy XVI, new PC ports

    More big teases of PlayStation VR2, though the headset doesn't have a release date.

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  7. June 21 is expected start date of COVID vaccination for kids under 5

    FDA will review the vaccines June 15, but then the CDC needs to sign off.

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  8. HP releases its $1,099 Linux laptop for developers

    HP Dev One is the first non-System76 computer offered with Pop!_OS.

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  9. Mysterious Hypatia stone might hold earliest evidence of Type Ia supernova

    Latest chemical "forensic" analysis finds telltale abundance of trace elements.

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  1. NASA just bought the rest of the space station crew flights from SpaceX

    "We will need additional missions from SpaceX to implement our strategy."

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  2. Meeting Owl videoconference device used by govs is a security disaster

    No patch yet for easy-to-hack access point that leaks data and exposes networks to hacks.

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  3. No more dealer markups: Ford wants to move to online-only sales for EVs

    Ford thinks its distribution model costs $2,000 more per car than Tesla's.

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  1. BioWare reveals Dreadwolf as the next Dragon Age title

    New game will focus on antagonist Solas, won't be coming before 2023.

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  2. Have an old iPad lying around? You might be able to make it run Linux soon

    Devs say they have Linux booting on devices using Apple A7- and A8-based chips.

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  3. BMW’s design dares to be different, and that’s OK

    Not every design experiment works, but not every new idea fails.

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  4. Tim Hortons coffee app broke law by constantly recording users’ movements

    Canada says company misled users while collecting "vast amounts of location data."

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  5. Google wants a single video messaging app, will merge Google Meet and Duo

    The Duo brand is dying, but its codebase will live on.

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  6. “Everything is gone”: Russian business hit hard by tech sanctions

    Export controls and sanctions have plunged Russia into technological crisis.

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  1. After 9 difficult months, Firefly is set to take its next shot at orbit

    The launch company is targeting mid-July for Alpha's next launch.

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  2. Manipulating photons for microseconds tops 9,000 years on a supercomputer

    An optical quantum computer does things we can't computationally model.

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  3. NASA chooses two companies to build spacesuits for its 21st-century Moonwalkers

    "We knew there was always a transition to industry in our future."

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  4. We may already be falling into the same trap of pandemic unpreparedness

    At Ars Frontiers, virologist Angela Rasmussen laid out how to thwart the next pandemic.

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  5. As disruptions in China continue, Apple will start making iPads in Vietnam

    Lockdowns in China have Apple taking new measures to meet potential demand.

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  6. Same price, different niche: New Dell UltraSharp matches Studio Display at $1,600

    Both monitors offer boosted image quality, built-in webcams with particular appeal to Mac owners.

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  7. Today’s best deals: Nintendo Switch Online bundle, $1 Xbox Game Pass, and more

    Dealmaster also has Logitech mice, Sonos speakers, and Eufy indoor cameras.

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