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Technology What you need to know about the company's developers' event. “The world is becoming a computer,” Satya Nadella, the company’s CEO, said towards the beginning of his keynote address. via Popular Science "https://ift.tt/2I0tVmE"

Animals Adolescence is more than a state of mind. Adolescence is more than a state of mind. Here's how a few members of the animal kingdom handle the transition to adulthood—from African elephants to wolf spiders. via Popular Science "https://ift.tt/2KE0pVv"

Ask Us Anything Life as we know it probably wouldn’t exist. The moon is more than just a pretty face to gaze upon at night. It helps direct our ocean currents and tides, the movement of Earth’s atmosphere and climate, and even… via Popular Science "https://ift.tt/2rrNcq2"

Technology Facebook does dating, a Waymo crashed, and don't forget to change your Twitter password. Download the latest episode of the Last Week in Tech podcast! via Popular Science "https://ift.tt/2FSDYbx"

Assault Spy / アサルトスパイ is Now Available on Steam Early Access! Dash, evade, and smash your way to the truth as the corporate spy, Asaru; or the reckless CIA agent, Amelia! Uncover the dark secrets of the Negabot mega corporation as you save the company from a hostile takeover. Assault Spy is a stylish, fast paced, pure-action game with a dash of comedy. via Steam RSS News Feed "https://ift.tt/2jFkUVy"

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Nexus Media News Some species are hitting snooze on flowering season to cope with the stresses of a warming planet. Some plant species have found a novel way to cope with environmental dangers like a prolonged climate change-induced drought: They sleep through it. An international… via Popular Science "https://ift.tt/2jD1ArX"

Health Eating allergens seems like it should reduce sneezes. In practice? Not so much. Eating local honey to prevent the springtime sniffles seems like it should work: local bees collect pollen, pollen gets into the honey, you get exposed to the allergens,… via Popular Science "https://ift.tt/2FRRfRz"