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‘United States vs. Reality Winner’ is sympathetic whisteblower documentary that could go a lot deeper.

The REvil ransomware gang is demanding $50 million from Taiwanese computer manufacturer Acer, according to Bleeping Computer, The Record and other sources, and it may have exploited a Microsoft Exchange vulnerability to gain entry into the company’s network.

This $200 DVR can record up to four programs at once on USB-connected storage.

An emergency Windows 10 update last week fixed BSOD errors linked to printers, and now a second one addresses missing graphics and logos.

Regulators might look into whether Facebook harnessed user data to fend off rivals.

AI and machine learning systems are poised to drastically improve wildlife rangers’ effectiveness by helping them not only track where poachers have been but also predict where they are most likely to turn up.

The Perseverance rover’s landing on Mars is still fresh in people’s memories, privately-owned companies are ferrying people and supplies into orbit, and NASA continues to work on “the most powerful rocket” it has ever built. But as world governments and private enterprises continue to eye the skies for opportunities, a SXSW panel called “Who on Earth should govern Space” makes clear that the world’s laws dealing with space aren’t evolving as fast as the technology that gets us there.

The Nook tablet isn’t dead — Barnes & Noble and Lenovo are collaborating on a new device.

Twitter will survey users on whether politicians should have to follow the same rules as everyone else.

The NFL’s new 11-year TV deal includes streaming on Amazon, Peacock, Paramount+ and ESPN+.

With help from a company called RTS, Sony has bought one of the oldest and longest-running esports tournaments in the world.

After a tumultuous path to release, indie darling Terraria is now available to play on Google Stadia.

Project Athia has a final name. It’s now known as Forspoken, and it’s coming out next year.

There’s no word on when Spider-Man will arrive on the PS4 and PS5 versions, however.

True Colors features a new cast lead by 21-year-old Alex Chen.