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Useless machines might not do any work or produce anything of value on their own, but they can be a great learning tool, and are often beautifully crafted as an expression of the builder’s ...

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Last week, the Internet Archive and its beloved Wayback Machine was taken down by a hacktivist group who unleashed a distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack on the site. Along with that ...

Singing your lungs out with a karaoke machine can be a great way to keep the good vibes going at your next party. We specifically hand-picked the best karaoke machines that operate digitally ...

Micro-cheating is subjective; an act or behavior could be characterized as micro-cheating by one person but considered completely fine for another. Therefore examples should be taken with a grain ...

M4 Mac mini ownerscan make the best of a bad switchuation with this clever accessory that fixes Apple's latest design faux ...

As with so many other products at CNET, we test rowing machines as thoroughly as possible, through rigorous examination and comparison. Each rowing machine in our list has been through at least ...

Super Micro Computer SMCI-5.26%decrease; red down pointing triangle says it would be selling a lot more servers—if only it had Nvidia’s NVDA-1.61%decrease; red down pointing triangle latest chips.

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Super Micro Computer Inc. shares have seen a rocky recent stretch, but that momentum is flipping on Monday. Shares of the server maker are up 16.4% in morning action and coursing toward their best ...

Presidential election polls are increasingly inaccurate, make the media look bad and stress everybody out. So do we really need hundreds of them before Election Day? By James Hibberd Writer-at ...