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[Sarah Palin Says 'Bill Nye Is As Much A Scientist As I Am'] From the who's-the-better-scientist department ClickOnThis quotes a report from CNN: Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin mocked Bill Nye on Thursday, using the premier of a film that criticizes climate change scientists to call into question Nye's credentials. "Bill Nye is as much a scientist as I... [Facebook Employees Ask Mark Zuckerberg If They Should Try To Stop a Donald Trump Presidency] From the don't-mess-with-Facebook department An anonymous reader writes: Mark Zuckerberg didn't shy from condemning several of Trump's views at his company's developer conference earlier this week. Things are getting tenser now. Gizmodo's Michael Nunez is reporting about a political... 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[Apple Deprecating Quicktime For Windows, Micro Trends Urges Users To Uninstall] From the shhh-don't-tell-anyone department harryjohnston writes: Usually when a vendor deprecates a software product and stops releasing security updates, they provide some sort of advance notice that they're intending to do so. The least we would expect is for them to announce an... [AMC Drops 'Texting Friendly' Theaters Idea] From the all-sorted-then department netbuzz writes: Stung by a ferocious backlash on social media, AMC Entertainment this morning took to Twitter to announce that it will not be experimenting with "texting friendly" movie theaters, a trial balloon floated only days ago by the... [Report: US Government Worse Than All Major Industries On Cyber Security] From the graded-on-a-curve department schwit1 quotes a report from Reuters: U.S. federal, state and local government agencies rank in last place in cyber security when compared against 17 major private industries, including transportation, retail and healthcare, according to a new... [Feds: TVA Executive Traded Nuclear Information For Cash In Chinese Espionage Case] From the two-count-indictment department mdsolar quotes a report from Knoxville News Sentinel: An East Tennessean who served as a senior manager in the Tennessee Valley Authority's nuclear program swapped information with one of China's top nuclear power companies in exchange for cash,... [Alien 'Wow!' 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