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( The Guardian)Ĩ Lab-made collagen isn’t just for vegans + A man who threw £150m worth of bitcoin into a landfill plans to retrieve it with robot dogs. + Robinhood has been fined $30 million for violating anti-money laundering rules. To the tune of around $8 million worth of funds. ( WP $)ħ Thousands of Solana crypto wallets have been drained + Here’s some of the worst offenders, and some which can be repaired (for a price). Irreplaceable, glued-in batteries are to blame, and consumers are expected to just suck it up. It’ll take time and money, but experts are optimistic that the virus is under control. + The gig workers fighting back against the algorithms. + Charges of fraud against the company’s former security chief have been dismissed. + The ride-hailing platform’s bookings have hit an all-time high. It’s only taken 13 years and $25 billion of losses. ( The Guardian)Ĥ Uber is making money for the first time It suddenly spun faster, completing its spin 1.59 milliseconds short of 24 hours.
( Insider)ģ The Earth recorded its shortest ever day in June 🌏 + 7-Eleven store TVs in Taiwan were hacked to display anti-Pelosi messages. + An article explaining how Chinese people can buy cheap homes in Taiwan ‘after reunification’ has gone viral. + She’s going to meet with the chairman of Taiwan’s biggest chipmaker. ( MIT Technology Review)Ģ Weibo buckled under an influx of users tracking Nancy Pelosi’s planeĬhinese netizens are closely following her controversial trip to Taiwan. + Where to get abortion pills and how to use them. + The post-Roe backlash could influence the midterms. + The decision is good news for the Democrats. It’s a significant victory for pro-choice groups in the conservative state. I’ve combed the internet to find you today’s most fun/important/scary/fascinating stories about technology.ġ Kansas has overwhelmingly voted to protect abortion rights
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