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Rumors are circulating in scientific communities that NASA's James Webb Space Telescope has discovered alien life on another planet.

Tashroudian: "I think the finality really is something that we wanted to achieve."

No, But... Ars Technica reports that the persistent rumor that the James Webb Space Telescope has found a planet with strong signs of life has recently hit a new high among the scientific community. A lot of the hype may be overblown, but there's some merit to the speculation. Though a NASA official told Ars […]

Twin Galaxies and Billy Mitchell have settled a five year defamation suit over questions about Mitchell's video game high scores.

Chrome updates the Incognito message, which claims Google still tracks users despite using it. After the massive fiasco behind the Chrome Incognito issue, Google now updates the message displayed for users regarding the tracking of their data and activity on the browser, clarifying how their information is handled.

Posts about brand names written by Mike Masnick

The Supreme Court denied Apple and Epic Games' petition for its disputes, but there may be changes coming.

Posts about marketplace written by Mike Masnick and Techdirt

The warning was added to Chrome Canary as Google settles a class-action suit.

Microsoft drops the requirement for having 300 users or more and opens co-pilot to companies of any size, there’s a huge increase in visits to “piracy sites”, Open source code and online hacking tools are fueling growth in supply chain attacks and Apple is now number 1 in smartphone sales. All this and more