House passes bill to protect election systems, but Senate passage is unlikely

The SAFE Act is the most recent attempt by Congress to respond to Russia’s hacking of US election systems outlined in the Mueller report. If passed, the bill would mandate the use of paper ballots… Read this article: House passes bill to protect election systems, but Senate passage is unlikely

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Microsoft brings tracking prevention to its Edge browser

Once it’s on, there are three different levels of blocking, with intentions to filter out only known malicious trackers, some third-party trackers that are used for ad targeting or all third-party… See original here: Microsoft brings tracking prevention to its Edge browser

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Korg’s Minilogue and Monologue synths are getting a major update

The Minilogue and Monologue are a few years old at this point, and approaching modern classic status in the synth world. But that doesn’t mean that Korg is content to simply let them coast through… View original post here: Korg’s Minilogue and Monologue synths are getting a major update

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‘Pokémon Masters’ is pitting old trainers against each other this summer

Each trainer travels with one companion Pokémon, and together, they’re known as sync pairs. You need to go on a journey with the trainers you team up with and earn badges to qualify for the… Continue reading here: ‘Pokémon Masters’ is pitting old trainers against each other this summer

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Scientists trace a cosmic radio burst to a galaxy 3.6 billion light-years away

According to New Scientist, it was only by pure luck that all 36 Australian Square Kilometre Array Pathfinder (ASKAP) antennas were pointed in the same direction when it flashed. That gave the… Read this article: Scientists trace a cosmic radio burst to a galaxy 3.6 billion light-years away

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