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Regular sunglasses just don't cut it.

Total solar eclipse 2017: The 5 best ways to watch - CNET

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There's a right way, and there's a wrong way.

How to adjust your car's mirrors - CNET

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_ Berdit: Watch the video to see what the hype was all about but then there was a 30-second advertisement and I was like fuck this shit

Diego Rodriguez: I actually did this yesterday and it was tough to get used to, but I really like it now that I've been using my mirrors like this for the whole day. I'm a convert.

Chris Pollard: Nice to see someone else point out what Jim Kenzie's been pitching for years (since at least the early 1990s!) in Canada. Do it ... you'll feel weird for a few days, but man, you'll never have blind spots again ... unless you have no rearview mirror in the middle. Added bonus - at night, the lights of the guy behind you don't beam you in the eyes!
youtube.com - Motoring TV Kenzie's Korner

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Smart cars aren't geniuses.

Researchers trick self-driving car cameras using stickers - Roadshow

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Test the upcoming Firefox for yourself.

See the future Firefox right now - CNET

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Zakiy Ramadhan: +Ridwan Abiola indeed, built in VPN, built in adblock. No hassle.

Still for PC, I choose Chrome simply for the speed. I use Opera only for some web that is blocked by whatever stupid reason by the gov., like Reddit.

But for phone, my current favorite is Firefox Focus, simple, small, block ads, block tracker, erase history automatically, so it will not hog data.

ben owen: +Flávio Augusto i like Chrome but I like Safari more, I don't care about the other browsers like Firefox or Vivaldi, as far as I'm concerned, Safari kills all of them, you sound like a Fagdroid with the tired and lame "customisation" argument, Safari has what it needs, you're clearly a Fagdroid.

Flávio Augusto: +ben owen you lost it all the moment you said "fagdroid". I dont even like Android :v
Also, have a look https://www.digitaltrends.com/computing/best-browser-internet-explorer-vs-chrome-vs-firefox-vs-safari-vs-edge/2/

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The exploit behind WannaCry strikes again.

Recent password-sniffing hack targets hotel Wi-Fi in Europe - CNET

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Cutting the cord doesn't mean you lose local channels.

Are your live local channels on a streaming TV service yet? - CNET

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Chalk one up for Amazon.

Amazon inks deal with 'The Walking Dead' creator Robert Kirkman - CNET

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Fingers crossed!

Netflix reportedly hopes to keep Marvel, Star Wars movies - CNET

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If only the Nokia 6's performance matched its looks.

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Sometimes hackers deserve a nice reward.

HBO exec reportedly offered $250K reward to hackers - CNET

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loja babel: Absolute idiots... what prevents now the hackers from asking more money in the future...? Now that they know you will pay up... Somehow, I find it hard to believe they are men of their word... Moronic HBO and their pathetic security... This is merely paying the price for being incompetent and now utterly moronic... paying up is like negotiating with terrorists...Believe me, this will just encourage the hackers to keep doing it... great job there, HBO... 🤡👎🏻😂

Jairo Reyes: But at the same time it can also help HBO being more secured, heck they might even offer them work being that they have so much time on their hands.

Joshua Boudreau: +Jairo Reyes offering hackers work is an awful idea and doesn't usually happen in the real world. It's amazing that they're actually complying with these guys. As the guy above mentions, you give them money once and they'll be back. HBO had better invest a ton in cyber security moving forward. I'd love to know how they were compromised.

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