Taiwan offers hope in battle to save vulnerable pangolin
Tougher laws and changing attitudes to nature have helped the island’s Formosan pangolin population recover.
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Power, water return to cyclone-hit New Zealand cities
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Keylogger for myself
I want to install a key logger on my own system to record my key presses while gaming in hopes of optimizing my key binds. Because of the nature of keyloggers, I’m a little hesitant to just download any old .exe and install it on my system. Any recommendations?
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Qatar-based bid for Manchester United confirmed on deadline day
The deal to buy Manchester United football club is expected to shatter records for the sale of a sport business.
Sheriff: Gunman kills 6 including ex-wife in Mississippi
A lone gunman killed six people including his ex-wife and stepfather Friday at multiple locations in a tiny rural community in northern Mississippi, the sheriff said, leaving investigators searching for clues to what motivated the shocking rampage.
Russia-Ukraine war at a glance: what we know on day 360 of the invasion
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Seattle settles CHOP lawsuit for $3.6M, with $600K for deleted texts
The sum includes $600,000 in penalties for deletion of thousands of text messages by the former Seattle mayor, police chief and other high-ranking officials.
Russian cargo ship departs space station after coolant leak – Spaceflight Now – Spaceflight Now
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Putin Had One Of His ‘Strongest Public Outbursts’ Since Invading Ukraine, Says British Intelligence
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MIT Team Makes a Case For Direct Carbon Capture From Seawater, Not Air
The oceans soak up enormous quantities of carbon dioxide, and MIT researchers say they’ve developed a way of releasing and capturing it that uses far less energy than direct air capture — with some other environmental benefits to boot. New Atlas repor…