Could this be how the Anthropocene age ends, not with a bang, but with a corporate AI composing fragmented arguments in favor of telemedicine?
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The surveys do different things: VDS does a better job forecasting reliability of a car you'll own for years, while IQS counts hassles (navi hard to use) as well as mechanical issues in the first 90 days.
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Apple's butterfly keyboards are so poorly designed, keys can be jammed and irreparably broken thanks to a single grain of sand.
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Valve's Steam Hardware Survey is finally working properly again -- and the company has clarified what went wrong in the first place.
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Microsoft's Project Andromeda is clearly still in development, but what's the market for this fold-up smartphone-sized gadget?
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Both the Falcon 9 first stage booster and the Dragon capsule have been used in previous launches, allowing SpaceX to again gloat about its reusable rocketry prowess.
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The Japanese Space Agency (JAXA) has now confirmed that Hayabusa 2 is in position to begin its primary science operations. On the agenda are numerous mapping and remote surveys, as well as a brief landing to collect samples for return to Earth.
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