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Where's the best place to add Mentos to Diet Coke for the most foam? How big are the individual bubbles? Has science gone too far?
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No MWC, no problem
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UK judge gives Google a choice: Either let SEO expert read your ranking algos or withdraw High Court evidence
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Tech services biz Allvotec furloughing staff, asking remainder – including top brass – to take pay cut
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Windows spotted flashing its unmentionables in a Chicago clothier
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Security
Zoom vows to spend next 90 days thinking hard about its security and privacy after rough week, meeting ID war-dialing tool emerges
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American young adults are easiest marks for criminals, study reckons
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Google changes course, proposes proprietary in-app purchase API as web standard
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