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The omicron variant is a mystery. Here’s how science will solve it. https://t.co/3d2Lw4CSpv

Will glow-in-the-dark materials someday light our cities? https://t.co/Vt0lZxmDMI

A federal judge ruled this week that Texas's ban on social media “censorship” violates the First Amendment. https://t.co/R3oIFLlLn1

Humans have long been protected from fungal infections. Climate change could ruin that (via @WIRED). https://t.co/FMzvp0jsii

Following a scare late last month, NASA and European Space Agency officials have said they will continue with preparations for the James Webb Space Telescope, aiming for a late December launch. https://t.co/vfTLV0xcAd

ESA head says Europe needs to stop facilitating Elon Musk’s ambitions in space https://t.co/dzhe1x4V38

Sony drops first look teaser trailer for Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse (Part One) https://t.co/VMKK8FuifD by @JenLucPiquant

Car thieves are using AirTags to track expensive vehicles in Canada.https://t.co/4SnajTnCQ6

Tesla's latest venture is a $1,900 electric ATV for kids called the Cyberquad.https://t.co/xoylyOyIcI

A smart contract bug is to blame after a blockchain startup lost $31 million in digital coin to hackers.https://t.co/b5YRSDLO26

If Microsoft really wants to "put you first," it needs to tweak its strategy with Edge. https://t.co/UHaViyTUOH

Apple might leave inductive wireless charging pads behind for something better, according to a new report.https://t.co/Y83dk5fMvz

The movement to hold AI accountable gains more steam https://t.co/6zCSLCAApN by @wired

Nissan fumbled its early lead in the EV space. The company's latest plan to catch up lacks the ambition necessary to reclaim its previous spot.https://t.co/qExvOvFyzu

It took AT&T a whole month to figure out why one man's internet wasn't working. Turns out he just needed a new antenna. https://t.co/QkWS1oUaWs

“What makes these Google Play distribution campaigns very difficult to detect from an automation (sandbox) and machine learning perspective is that dropper apps all have a very small malicious footprint.” https://t.co/cLP5gA3pub Via @ArsTechnica

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