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[Learn More!] [FBI Probes Newly Discovered Hillary Clinton Emails and Reopens Investigation] From the case-not-closed department The FBI said Friday it is reviewing newly discovered emails related to Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server to determine whether she properly handled classified emails. The reopening of the investigation comes after the FBI recently... [Apple's New MacBook Pro Requires a $25 Dongle To Charge Your iOS Device] From the add-to-bag department An anonymous reader quotes a report from Network World: As Phil Schiller explained during today's event, Apple's new MacBook Pros feature four Thunderbolt 3 USB Type-C ports, and conveniently, each of these can be used to charge the machine. Now,... [Lawsuit Seeks To Block New York Ban On 'Ballot Selfies'] From the right-to-a-selfie department You have have the right to vote, but should you have the right to take a selfie at a ballot? According to ABC News, a federal lawsuit is challenging a New York state law that makes it a misdemeanor to show a marked election ballot to others: The... [Climate Change Rate To Turn Southern Spain To Desert By 2100, Report Warns] From the reduced-to-ashes department An anonymous reader quotes a report from The Guardian: Southern Spain will be reduced to desert by the end of the century if the current rate of greenhouse gas emissions continue unchecked, researchers have warned. Anything less than extremely... [New MacBook Pros Max Out At 16GB RAM Due To Battery Life Concerns] From the tethered-to-a-wall-outlet department The new MacBooks Pros have been improved in nearly every way -- except when it comes to RAM capacity. With faster, more energy efficient Skylake processors, faster SSDs, and better GPUs, one would think the amount of RAM wouldn't be capped off at... [Star Trek Discovery Gets Delayed After Losing Showrunner Bryan Fuller] From the behind-schedule department It looks like we're going to have to wait even longer for CBS's upcoming Star Trek Discovery series, as the production's showrunner, Bryan Fuller, is stepping back. He will however still remain the show's executive producer. Variety reports: The... [Facebook Lets Advertisers Exclude Users By Race] From the violation-of-rights department schwit1 quotes a report from ProPublica: Imagine if, during the Jim Crow era, a newspaper offered advertisers the option of placing ads only in copies that went to white readers. That's basically what Facebook is doing nowadays. The ubiquitous... [Linux Marketshare is Above 2-Percent For Third Month in a Row] From the marketshare department For the third month in a row the share of worldwide desktop computer users running Linux has been above two percent -- up from one percent -- according to data from web analytics company Net Market Share. From a OMGUbuntu report: We reported back... [Feds Charge 61 People In Indian-Based IRS Phone Scam Case] From the justice-is-served department BUL2294 writes: Following the arrests earlier this month in India of call center employees posing as IRS or immigration agents, USA Today and Consumerist are reporting that the U.S. Department of Justice has charged 61 people in the U.S. and India... [Google's AI Created Its Own Form of Encryption] From the it's-happening department An anonymous reader shares an Engadget report: Researchers from the Google Brain deep learning project have already taught AI systems to make trippy works of art, but now they're moving on to something potentially darker: AI-generated,... [Mozilla Announces Quantum, a New Browser Engine For Firefox] From the Firefox-delights department An anonymous reader writes: Mozilla is currently working on a new browser engine called Quantum, which will take parts from the Servo project and create a new core for the Firefox browser. The new engine will replace the aging Gecko, Firefox'... [Uber Loses Right To Classify UK Drivers as Self-Employed] From the 'gray-area' department Uber drivers are not self-employed and should be paid the "national living wage," a UK employment court has ruled in a landmark case which could affect tens of thousands of workers in the gig economy. From a report on the Guardian: The... [Crushable Runway Technology Saved Mike Pence's Plane] From the tech-saving-life department Mike Pence, Donald Trump's running mate said Friday he is "fine" following his plane skidding off the runway at LaGuardia Airport on Thursday night, adding there were about 10 seconds of "uncertainty." The Indiana governor said, "It was about 10... [Let Researchers Try New Paths] From the let-there-be-light department Writing for Nature journal, scientists and professors Tolu Oni, Fabio Sciarrino, Gerardo Adesso, and Rob Knight, discuss an issue researchers have been facing a lot lately. The scientific enterprise is stuck in a catch-22, they say. Researchers... [Seoul Considers Messaging Ban After Work Hours] From the after-work department An anonymous reader writes: The city legislature of Seoul, South Korea, is considering implementing a law that would ban after work messaging to employees, in an effort to reduce work-related stress among employees. Members of the Seoul... Follow us on [Facebook] [Twitter] [Google+] [Submit a Story to Slashdot!] You are subscribed to this Resource Newsletter as {EMAIL} . 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