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    Bitcoin is now harder to mine than ever before – so is it still worth it? null

    Mining bitcoin now demands more computational power than ever before, with mining difficulty reaching a new high of 17.35 trillion, up 9.89% from the previous record posted on July 1. The new bitcoin mining difficulty (a metric that describes how challenging it is to compete for cryptocurrency rewards on the…

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      Warren Ellis abused star power in fan relationships, say dozens of women

      Over 60 women and nonbinary people have accused influential comics author Warren Ellis of manipulative and predatory behavior toward female fans and creatives. An open letter and dozens of statements were collected on a site created by some of his alleged targets, and have also been shared with The Guardian,…

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        You can now apply for your $25 iPhone ‘batterygate’ compensation

        At the start of March, Apple agreed to pay up to $500 million to US consumers as part of a settlement that came out of its iPhone batterygate saga. Thanks to a website spotted by MacRumors, eligible iPhone owners can now apply to take part in the set… Source

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          Autonomous drone maker Skydio shifts to military and enterprise with its first folding drone

          Skydio, a startup that makes autonomous drones that fly themselves with little human intervention, is entering the commercial drone market with its new X2 model. The X2 is Skydio’s first non-consumer device and it’s marketed toward government agencies, the military, and other organizations that require aerial surveillance or surveying, and…

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            You can get Watch Dogs 2 for free on PC right now

            Ubisoft will let you redeem a free copy of open-world hacking simulator Watch Dogs 2 for PC right now just by logging in to your Uplay account. To snag your copy of the 2016 game, head to this page on Ubisoft’s website where you’ll be asked to log in. When…

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              Seventeen states sue Trump administration over new student visa guidelines

              Seventeen states and Washington, DC have filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration’s policy that would prevent international students who are taking online courses from remaining in the US. ICE’s guidelines, announced on July 6th, stated that in order to remain in the country for the fall 2020 semester, international…

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