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One of the laws was older than the internet.

Users upset with Google's push into AI with its search results have a workaround, but unfortunately it's not one that can be set as a default option.

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Annoyed by the kind of expensive, shitty, slow, and spotty broadband access caused by limited competition and monopoly power, hundreds of U.S. communities have been building their own broadband networks. These networks come in a variety of forms, including direct municipal ownership, cooperatives, extensions of city-owned electrical utilities, or public private partnerships. While there's certainly…

Atari announced on Thursday that it had acquired the rights to games and branding from its old rival, Intellivsion.

If the sale of regional carrier U.S. Cellular goes through, then only a few very large mobile phone network providers will remain.

An anonymous reader quotes a report from Ars Technica: Computer pioneer Gordon Bell, who as an early employee of Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC) played a key role in the development of several influential minicomputer systems and also co-founded the first major computer museum, passed away on Fr...

Despite facing major setbacks with its first human brain-chip implant, Neuralink, the brain-computer interface company owned by Elon Musk, is pushing forward with plans for a second patient.

There's a wonderful new feature coming to Windows, which records everything you ever do on your computer, and feeds it to A.I. It's called "Recall", and it

There's a wonderful new feature coming to Windows, which records everything you ever do on your computer, and feeds it to A.I. It's called "Recall", and it