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Russia Is Quietly Ramping Up Its Internet Censorship Machine

BY MATT BURGESS

Since Vladimir Putin blocked Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter in March, Russia has been pushing away from the global internet at a rapid pace.

HOT CHIPS | 4-MINUTE READ

The Chip Shortage Is Easing—but Only for Some

BY WILL KNIGHT

Certain chips have caught up with demand, thanks to stockpiling and reduced consumer spending, but the semiconductor supply chain is still snarled up.

NEW TOYS! | 8-MINUTE READ

All the New Features Coming to Your Mac This Fall

BY BRENDA STOLYAR

Apple has given a guided tour of MacOS 13, which is nicknamed Ventura. Here's what to expect from Stage Manager, Messages, and more.

PUBLIC HEALTH | 9-MINUTE READ

These Vaccines Will Take Aim at Covid—and Its Entire SARS Lineage

BY MAGGIE CHEN

Scientists are developing vaccines to target the virus family that spawned Covid-19. Their efforts could thwart future variants, or even new related viruses.

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DRIVE TIME | 6-MINUTE READ

EV Makers Think They've Figured Out What Women Want

BY MORGAN MEAKER AND AARIAN MARSHALL

Men are more likely to buy electric vehicles, and carmakers are eager to diversify their base. But what will it take to close the gender gap?

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BIG NEUROPHARMA | 14-MINUTE READ

The High-Stakes Race to Engineer New Psychedelic Drugs

BY JOHN SEMLEY

As psychedelic therapies for mental health go mainstream, companies are recruiting chemists to create patentable versions of hallucinogens. Critics say it's all a bad trip.

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CLOUD SUPPORT | 5-MINUTE READ

Am I an Idiot for Wanting a Dumber Phone?

BY MEGHAN O'GIEBLYN

WIRED's spiritual advice columnist offers counsel to a reader overwhelmed by apps, dings, and beeps.

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MOVIES | 3-MINUTE READ

Nope Rightly Challenges Our Love of Spectacle

BY JASON PARHAM

Jordan Peele's sci-fi western is all about the danger of looking in our image-obsessed culture.

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SECOND LIFE | 14-MINUTE READ

Your Final Resting Place Could Be a Coffin Made of Mushrooms

BY WILLIAM RALSTON

Loop wants to rebuild the world with ecological structures made of fungal mycelium. Its proof of concept? Living coffins.

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[New post] The Mega Man franchise has now sold over 38,000,000 units

July 26, 2022 | by Julian L. Mertz | No comments

The Mega Man franchise has now sold over 38,000,000 units

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Jul 26

For decades, Mega Man has been saving the world from the evil schemes of Dr. Wily. In the meantime, Capcom has introduced fans to Mega Man X and much more. A lot of these games have arrived on current generation consoles in the form of Legacy Collections, with Mega Man Battle Network Legacy Collection coming […]

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[New post] The Mega Man franchise has now sold over 38,000,000 units

The Mega Man franchise has now sold over 38,000,000 units

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