I love a good legal drama. And while Netflix’s live-action adaptation of mangaka Shohei Manabe’s Sins of Kujo (Kujō no Taizai) isn’t exactly that, it does take a specific look at the role of a lawyer in a justice system that can’t always protect the vulnerable, and where every person, regardless of their guilt, background,
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Since celebrating its 5th anniversary back in December, Cyberpunk 2077 has gone from strength to strength with its popularity growing more each year. With multiplayer arcade games, record-breaking Kickstarter campaigns, and even the addition of Night City to VR, being a fan of the CD Projekt RED is paying off more than ever, and this
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This content contains affiliate links. When you buy through these links, we may earn an affiliate commission. It’s a new month, which means it’s time for a fresh batch of new releases! As always, there are far more books I want to read than I will be able to get to. If you’re looking for
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As a cybersecurity reporter at ProPublica, much of my work over the past two years has focused on how the federal government and its IT contractors, like Microsoft, have navigated major technological transitions. The one now in the news every day is artificial intelligence.  This emerging technology has its grip on everyone: Home users, corporations
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An artist’s impression of star formation in the early universe Adolf Schaller for STScI/NASA Astronomers have had the most compelling glimpse yet of some of the universe’s first stars. These are unlike any other stars we have seen and could help us understand crucial properties about the early universe, such as how massive the earliest
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A buff-tailed bumblebee on an artificial flower Bee lab at Southern Medical University Bumblebees have learned to recognise Morse code-like sequences of flashing lights and vibrations, demonstrating a sense of rhythm that has never been seen in such a small-brained animal. The ability to recognise flexible, abstract rhythms – when, for example, the same pattern
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Taking a call from the road has been a thing since the dawn of the car phone, but tech companies are still finding new and innovative ways to make escaping meetings impossible. While CarPlay and Android Auto have traditional phone calls baked into their functionality and support certain other calling apps, Google Meet has never
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While it’s easy to praise Netflix for its international offerings of Korean Dramas, the streamer is steadily expanding its international series from other countries as well. Netflix has released the official trailer for its upcoming Indonesian original series, Made with Love, which explores the intersection of professional ambition and complex family dynamics in the culinary
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