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Tesla Employee Claims Labor Disaster At Giga Berlin

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A precedent set in the January 6 prosecutions could be dangerous to the public.

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Major password manager LastPass suffered a breach — again

LastPass said an unauthorized party used information gained in an August breach to access customer information. But the company said customers' passwords remain safely encrypted.

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Is there anything better than Keke Palmer on a press tour? Nope

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Why did India's media ignore Wired story on police planting evidence against Bhima Koregaon activists?

News is always “breaking" and stories are sometimes “broken”. But then you also have important stories that are “broken” but are quickly forgotten. Not always deliberately, although sometimes that is the case. Quite often because there is just too much news breaking all around us, genuine and fake. As a…

Newslaundry

Why is Google so alarmed by the prospect of a sentient machine?

The tech giant seems to be running scared over an engineer’s claim that its language model has feelings

The Guardian - UK

Pune police planted false evidence on computers of Bhima Koregoan accused: Wired report

Security researchers in the United States have found a "provable connection" between the Pune police and a "hacking campaign" conducted against jailed activists Rona Wilson, Varavara Rao, and Hany Babu. All three have been arrested in connection with the Bhima Koregaon case.

Newslaundry

Thor director Taika Waititi says he ‘comes off as very gay’

Oscar-winning filmmaker is currently dating Rita Ora

The Independent UK

Popular Nottingham coffee van to expand to new picturesque location

It has also added Italian gelato and a breakfast bar

Nottingham Post

Esports’ most notorious CEO is finally facing an overdue reckoning

CEO of esports organization Andy "Reginald" Dinh has been accused of workplace harassment, which shows a bigger problem in the esports industry.

Inverse

Meet Elon’s siblings: A restaurateur, a filmmaker and a baby brother who split the family

As Elon Musk once again dominates the global news cycle with his Twitter takeover, the billionaire’s siblings – full, half and step – have been successfully pursuing their own passions against the backdrop of significant family drama, writes Sheila Flynn

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Dianne Feinstein and the Dangers of Gerontocracy

Plus: Wikipedia vs. crypto, Elon Musk takes on Twitter, and more...

The Independent UK

American hacker says he keeps turning off internet in North Korea

P4x says he took revenge after dictatorship’s spies targeted him in cyberattack last year

The Independent UK

American hacker says he keeps turning off internet in North Korea

P4x says he took revenge after dictatorship’s spies targeted him in cyberattack last year

The Independent UK

Lone American hacker claims they took down North Korea’s internet at least twice

“If you come at us, it means some of your infrastructure is going down for awhile,” the hacker said

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