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Google Analytics 4 launches with AI-powered insights, deeper integration with Google Ads, cross-device measurements, and more granular data controls (George Nguyen/Search Engine Land)

George Nguyen / Search Engine Land: Google Analytics 4 launches with AI-powered insights, deeper integration with Google Ads, cross-device measurements, and more granular data controls  —  The new Analytics adds AI-powered insights, tracks users across devices and provides more granular data controls. Google Analytics 4 launches with AI-powered insights, deeper integration with Google Ads, cross-device

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Baseless claims about Democrat-led coup on Facebook and Twitter are riling up Trump supporters and raising concerns about election-day violence (Davey Alba/New York Times)

Davey Alba / New York Times: Baseless claims about Democrat-led coup on Facebook and Twitter are riling up Trump supporters and raising concerns about election-day violence  —  Baseless claims are circulating online about a Democrat-led coup, inflaming tensions in an already turbulent election season. Baseless claims about Democrat-led coup on Facebook and Twitter are riling

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Alphabet X has built a ‘plant buggy’ — a cute AI farmer

Alphabet‘s X lab has unveiled its latest moonshot project: a crop-inspecting robot named the “plant buggy.” The solar-powered prototype roams autonomously through fields, using GPS software to identify the location of plants. When it finds them, it uses cameras and machine perception tools to study their traits and any issues in the field. The cart combines data collected

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Engageli, a video conferencing tool designed for digital learning, comes out of stealth with $14.5M seed funding from Benchmark and others (Ingrid Lunden/TechCrunch)

Ingrid Lunden / TechCrunch: Engageli, a video conferencing tool designed for digital learning, comes out of stealth with $14.5M seed funding from Benchmark and others  —  Zoom, Microsoft Teams and Google Meet have become standard tools for teachers who have had to run lessons remotely since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic. Engageli, a video

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Study: 1,000+ UK startups have filed for administration, liquidation, or dissolution since lockdown began, with Sept. seeing highest monthly figure in 10 years (Kumutha Ramanathan/Yahoo Finance)

Kumutha Ramanathan / Yahoo Finance: Study: 1,000+ UK startups have filed for administration, liquidation, or dissolution since lockdown began, with Sept. seeing highest monthly figure in 10 years  —  More than 1,000 of the UK’s high-growth businesses have filed for administration, liquidation or dissolution since lockdown began … Study: 1,000+ UK startups have filed for

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UK admits that Amazon will not be affected by its new digital services tax but small traders using its online marketplace will be penalized (Oliver Wright/The Times)

Oliver Wright / The Times: UK admits that Amazon will not be affected by its new digital services tax but small traders using its online marketplace will be penalized  —  Amazon will not be affected by the new digital services tax but small traders who use its online marketplace will be penalised, HMRC has admitted.

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Norway blames Russian hackers for parliament email breach

{$inline_image}Norway is the latest country to accuse Russia of infiltrating its systems. Government officials claim Russian state-sponsored hackers were behind a breach of its parliament‘s email system which was disclosed back in August. “This is a very serious incident, affecting our most important democratic institution,” said Norway Foreign Affairs Minister Ine Eriksen Søreide. “Based on

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Tiny Mario Clone On A Tiny Processor

{$inline_image} We’ve become used to seeing retro games running on commodity microcontrollers where once they would have required the bleeding-edge console hardware of their day. [Duncan]’s Mario clone takes the genre a little further, using not a processor with plenty of pins for peripherals, but instead the humble ATtiny85. Its eight pins drive two OLED

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Tiny Mario Clone On A Tiny Processor

We’ve become used to seeing retro games running on commodity microcontrollers where once they would have required the bleeding-edge console hardware of their day. [Duncan]’s Mario clone takes the genre a little further, using not a processor with plenty of pins for peripherals, but instead the humble ATtiny85. Its eight pins drive two OLED displays,

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