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Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act protects “interactive computer services” from being held liable for other people’s content. But in the face of calculated violence, how far do these protections really go?

Unfortunately for Microsoft, Windows 11 has historically had a pretty rough time with Steam Surveys. But according to September's latest survey, PC gamers are gradually warming up to the new(ish) operating system.

With the impact over, scientists around the world have turned their telescopes toward the space rock to survey the aftermath. The latest observations show Dimorphos has grown an enormous comet-like tail of debris.

It's sad to see MOM go, but the mission lasted much longer than its expected six to 10-month lifespan.

Maybe you want to think again about picking up the new iPhone 14 — the European Parliament today voted to require USB-C as the "common port" for consumer electronics.

The US-based company will spend up to $100 billion on the facility, providing thousands of jobs to the area, but it wouldn't be happening without some generous state and federal subsidies.

The situation marks a rare capitulation by the tech behemoth.

Defender has always scanned Windows computers for malware, but now it'll warn 365 subscribers of attempted identity theft.

NASA reports a mysterious "foreign debris object" was hooked on the helicopter's foot for part of the flight before flying off.

Someone from Asus must have seen the inside of our mid-tower.

Musk still has high hopes for Optimus, saying it'll someday find its way into manufacturing and maybe even make "a meaningful contribution" to artificial general intelligence.

If Google has any surprises in store, they'll have to be on the software side.