Best photo printers; Nixon's unheard moon-disaster speech
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October 21, 2021
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The future of personal computing looks just like an M1 Mac

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Best photo printers: Affordable options compared

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Google's new 'focus time' setting could help you duck that boring meeting

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Nixon's unheard moon-disaster speech is now a warning about the deepfake future

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IN CASE YOU MISSED IT
Thanks to a nasty GPSD bug, real-life time travel trouble arrives this weekend
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On October 24, 2021, some time-keeping systems are going to take a trip back in time to March 2002, unless you update your GPSD programs.
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