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How to search for images you can (legally) use for free https://t.co/EcaelbUDhd https://t.co/BZk6IhEKep

A volunteer with severe liver disease will soon undergo a procedure that could lead them to grow a second liver. https://t.co/qFGS5fwQBZ

These drones drop thousands of seeds, then return to nurture budding forests #FutureBlink https://t.co/EPgwvP2LKa

Xbox Game Pass family plan leak hints at support for account sharing among friends https://t.co/Oal13BEton https://t.co/Pds9kTsOST

Central to human intelligence are the abilities to reason, plan, and be creative. https://t.co/0du6PEswDC

Google opens the door for Android apps that work across all kinds of devices https://t.co/c2Hm0WbWKi https://t.co/dcOctbfYef

You might not know Joel Kaplan, but you've likely been affected by his work. Here's the story of how one man helped guide Zuck through Facebook disaster—and straight into it. https://t.co/kFHuG1pyqP

We may never fully know how video games affect our well-being, but researchers have pinpointed the data might help to provide more clues. https://t.co/v0UjB1iFgp

This teeny robot leaps like a frog https://t.co/VdT7d9ayOY

Samsung’s new flagship SSDs are even more overkill for your PS5 https://t.co/IsgaWUXYHC https://t.co/ETISAoZH9J

Software can do better than ‘male,’ ‘female,’ and ‘other.' Providing more-expansive gender options is not a difficult coding problem. https://t.co/zQ1Bv7PvxS

Astronomers have discovered an intriguing exoplanet which could be entirely covered in water. https://t.co/dnRYfAaO2r

The robot that figured out how to open its own doors #StrictlyRobots https://t.co/AeMG8RjUvw

This lightweight vacuum for hardwood flooring has made my life easier and more crumb-free. https://t.co/0Aq4NnrLnU

Satellite-to-phone companies are thrilled about SpaceX and T-Mobile, actually https://t.co/HeXkzktrPF https://t.co/1jkfhIYh3u