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Chernobyls exclusion zone, emptied of most human activity after the 1986 nuclear disaster, is now home to abundant populations of wolves, lynx, deer, and introduced Przewalskis horseswith one major study finding several large mammals as numerous as in

Lachlan Brown

Forty years after the reactor explosion that emptied towns and farms around Chernobyl, the exclusion zone supports wolves, lynx, deer, wild boar and herds of introduced Przewalskis horses. The landsc ...[Continue Reading]

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Google DeepMind Boss Demis Hassabis Steps Down From CEO Role

Bruce Gil

Google parent company Alphabet just announced major changes to the leadership of its AI lab. The biggest update is that Google DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis is stepping down from his day-to-day role o ...[Continue Reading]

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Your VPN isn't hiding what country you're in your devices have other ways of knowing, and none of them touch your IP

Adam Conway

My Mac randomly decided that it was in Germany, despite the fact that it was clearly sitting in front of me on my desk. Which is in Ireland. It didn't magically teleport anywhere and come back, and I ...[Continue Reading]

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Infantino remains FIFA president following crisis meeting

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Under-fire FIFA president Gianni Infantino has shaken off calls to resign - for now - with the backing of the governing body's leaders, though apologised for "mistakes" in his botched attempts to sel ...[Continue Reading]

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Defiant Infantino plans to fight on after marathon FIFA crisis meeting

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FIFA president Gianni Infantino is set to remain in post - for the moment - after marathon crisis talks in Morocco on Wednesday. Infantino instead believes he is accountable to the 211 football asso ...[Continue Reading]

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I Shot the Sky With 2 Smart Telescopes, Both Under $400. Heres My Take

John Carlsen

Astrophotography is more accessible than ever. John Carlsen/CNET Astrophotography and wildlife photography require patience, but the payoff is significant at least it is for me. It also helps to h ...[Continue Reading]

CNET

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