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A new study shows pygmy raccoons in Mexico rummaging through bins for paper and other materials, crafting those scraps into balls to play with, and teaching her family members how to do the same.
We haven't written up this one. CBC News has the full story — the link below goes straight to it.
Following a breakthrough by Google Research, the internet believes a fruit fly's consciousness is trapped in popular games like Minecraft and Doom
Lousiana-based identity verification service IDScan identified as the target of a hack that leaked 153 million US drivers licenses.
A notice dated September 4 but not widely shared shows that IDScan acknowledged a data breach but did not specify how many people were affected.
A compromise, but maybe not the one you expect
Virtue and a Sledgehammer, the latest from Devolver Digital, asks: Why is it so fun to break things? One scientist tells Polygon the answer.
How I built an iOS app that turns QR-coded chips into a 24-track musical instrument using AVFoundation, with no Core ML and zero dependencies.
