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What banning noncompetes could mean for the US workforce
Mary, Queen of Scots’ Secret Letters Found and Decrypted – CNET
Google’s Black History Month Doodle Honors Amputee Model Mama Cax – CNET
How to Finally Try Out ‘The Mandalorian’ Without Disney Plus – CNET
Microsoft is hoping people will actually use Bing now that it has AI
What banning noncompetes could mean for the US workforce
President Joe Biden talked about the perils of noncompete agreements at his 2023 State of the Union address. | Jacquelyn Martin/AFP via Getty Images President Biden wants to change how…
Mary, Queen of Scots’ Secret Letters Found and Decrypted – CNET
Most of the correspondence was with the French ambassador – and primarily about conspiracies, mystery and captivity.
Google’s Black History Month Doodle Honors Amputee Model Mama Cax – CNET
After losing her leg to cancer as a teen, the trailblazing model became an advocate for inclusivity in the fashion industry, boldly displaying her prosthetic leg on the runway.
How to Finally Try Out ‘The Mandalorian’ Without Disney Plus – CNET
Don’t have Disney Plus? Here’s your chance to meet Baby Yoda and see if the hype is justified.
Microsoft is hoping people will actually use Bing now that it has AI
Microsoft chair and CEO Satya Nadella introduces Bing, now with AI. | Dan DeLong The battle of the AI-powered search engines is on. Microsoft has officially taken the lead in…
Twitter Temporarily Suspends Sen. Steve Daines’ Account Over Hunting Photo – CNET
Elon Musk, the social network’s owner, says Twitter is tweaking a policy against showing blood in profile pictures.
New Xbox Controller, Stellar Shift, Puts Deep Space in the Palm of Your Hands – CNET
The shimmery blue and purple wireless controller is now available for purchase.
Zoom Slashes 15% of Staff in Latest Tech Layoffs – CNET
CEO Eric Yuan says the cuts are due to economic uncertainty.
5 Things You’ll Be Able to Do on Microsoft’s New AI-Powered Bing – CNET
Refine search results, summarize topics and generate writing with Bing as your “co-pilot.”
Scientists Hunt Down Mysterious ‘Invisible Galaxy’ From Early Universe – CNET
The dark galaxy has been hiding from our best instruments. Until now.