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'American hero' who helped put humans on the moon has died
NASA has paid tribute to the "pioneering legacy'" of mathematician and "American hero" Katherine Johnson - whose work helped put humans on the moon.
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Archaeologists discover lost ancient city that 'may have conquered King Midas'
Researchers from the University of Chicago discovered a stone from the ancient city in southern Turkey, and believe it dates back to around 1400 to 600 BC
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Xbox Series X will be four times as powerful as Xbox One, Microsoft confirms
Microsoft has finally confirmed that the Xbox Series X will enable developers to leverage 12 TFLOPS of GPU performance
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Train to become a skilled Python coder for just $50

Python is one of the most widely used coding languages in the world. And, good news, it isn&t very difficult to learn — especially for those experienced using other platforms. If you want an introduction to the language, but would rather avoid a traditional college education, then give The Complete 2020 Python Programming Certification Bundle a try.

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Survey shows how often the average Brit has sex - see how your love life compares
A new survey by YouGov asked 2,000 Brits how often they have sex every week. On average, 27% of respondents said they have sex in any given week
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Why every user needs a smart speaker security policy

Does your voice assistant wake up randomly when you are engaged in normal conversation, listening to radio, or watching TV? You&re not alone, and this could have serious implications in enterprise security policy.

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&Anyone who has used voice assistants knows that they accidentally wake up and record when the 'wake word' isn't spoken - for example, 'seriously' sounds like the wake word 'Siri' and often causes Apple's Siri-enabled devices to start listening," the Smart Speakers research study says.

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