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Score a free turkey and $100 off when you sign up for ButcherBox — today only – CNET
This feels like a classic too-good-to-pass-up situation. And you can cancel anytime.
Save $26 on a retro Monster speaker, down to $69 – CNET
This classy Bluetooth speaker is oh-so-giftable and it’s on sale now.
NASA Mars helicopter set for grand journey back to its original airfield – CNET
It’s like Homeward Bound, but with a helicopter on Mars.
FAA is sending some unruly airline passenger cases to the FBI – CNET
The flight agency is referring particularly egregious cases of in-flight disruption to the FBI.
Solar panels in space could be clean-energy gold mines – CNET
A constant stream of sunlight could mean unlimited power for all.
Annapurna gaming head Nathan Gary announced as its president
Nathan Gary, co-founder of Annapurna Interactive, will now be the president of all Annapurna, including film, interactive, and TV divisions.Read More
Starlink gives mixed signals on whether some preorders are delayed until 2023
Enlarge (credit: Starlink) Starlink has provided an encouraging update for preorderers who unexpectedly had their estimated delivery dates delayed to 2022 or 2023, but the Starlink website is still displaying…
Feds offer $10 million reward in hunt for DarkSide ransomware group – CNET
The State Department is offering the bounty for information leading to the identification or location of the cybercrime group’s key leaders.
Nintendo warns of Animal Crossing DLC bug – CNET
Players may experience gameplay issues if they remodel a villager’s home while their airport gate is open.
Scientists trace origin of Mars meteorites on Earth to ‘Tooting Crater’ – CNET
It looks like bits of Tooting likely tooted out into space and later landed on our planet.