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  Sunset on the domes: how Silicon Valley is losing its futuristic past

  Some of the most iconic buildings in Silicon Valley have disappeared in recent years, and activists and nostalgics alike are hoping to stop the trend. Their latest target: a trio of futuristic-looking movie theaters that could be turned to rubble without government intervention.

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  Mad Men in space: the ads that sold NASA's golden age

  Support for NASA's moon program didn't come from nowhere: back in the 1960s, NASA carefully crafted the image of its astronauts and technology, building it all into something grand and heroic. Now, Mars One is trying to do the same in order to send someone to Mars — but with an updated strategy designed for the 21st century.

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  Xperia Z2 and Z2 Tablet review: One Sony, two devices

  Sony makes some of the best **artphone and tablet hardware around, and now it's set out to make its top devices even better with some **all design tweaks and under-the-hood changes. The Z2 **artphone and Z2 Tablet look great, but can either stand out in a market already filled with compelling devices?

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  Cellphones ignite a 'reading revolution' in poor countries

  Illiteracy rates still remain high in many developing countries, but the proliferation of mobile devices could do a lot to change that. By bringing a digital library of books into countries where they were once hard to come by, people are starting to both read and comprehend more and more.

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  'Watch Dogs' adds real guilt to fake killing

  Have you ever felt bad about killing someone in a video game? Probably not, but get ready for it to start happening: Watch Dogs turns Grand Theft Auto-style gameplay into a moral minefield as players make their way through a spooky world of c***tant surveillance.

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  Lytro changed photography. Now can it get anyone to care?

  Back in 2012, Lytro created a brand new type of camera, one that you never had to worry about focusing because you could choose your subject even after it was taken. That camera felt more like a toy though, but now Lytro is back, having turned its incredible tech into a high-tech DSLR to start winning over the pros.

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  Roku Streaming Stick review: TV everywhere

  Roku's Streaming Stick is one of the simplest set-top boxes out there: a tiny attachment that hides behind your TV and lets you access hundreds of sources of content. Roku has always made some of the best streaming soluti*** out there, but is the basic Streaming Stick enough keep up with the likes of Google's Chromecast or Amazon's new Fire TV?

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  You might also like this story about weaponized clickbait

  You've probably seen those obnoxious boxes lurking beneath news articles that are filled with images of popular actors, attractive women, and outrageous headlines. Turns out, some companies are making big money on them — but they could soon start clickbaiting themselves into oblivion.

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  High as balls: live from the Cannabis Cup

  As the US moves closer and closer to weed legalization, the growing and accessory industries are starting to heat up. We visited the 2014 Medical Cannabis Cup just of outside LA to see what the future of getting high is starting to look like.

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  Something strange in the neighborhood: 'Ghostbusters' fan art invades New York City

  Ghostbusters turns 30 this year, and to celebrate, a legion of fans descended on a New York City art gallery last weekend to see an eclectic selection of gorgeous fan art made about the film. We dropped by the gallery to speak with fans and see the amazing works on show.