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Pre-caffeine tech: Cyberwar, Sad Keanu

via The Atlantic
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Our pre-caffeine roundup is a collection of the hottest, strangest, and most amusing stories of the morning.

Chinese hackers accessed U.S. weapon designs, reports the Washington Post.

That collapsed I-5 bridge is gone from Google Maps — almost as quickly as it fell.

Chill, Mom! Snapchat's self-destructing messages are about silliness, not sex, say kids.

Iran's approaching vote brings receding Web access.

The privacy challenges of wearable technology, as predicted by a Dr. Seuss book.

Here's why the Internet sucks you in like a black hole.

This Pentagon project makes cyberwar as easy as Angry Birds.

What's underneath New York City's Grand Central Terminal? Let's find out!

This fully functional Apple-1 from 1976 sold for almost $700K!

Sad Keanu! Now in 3-D printer form!

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