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Matt Dupuy

Matt Dupuy

Author at theregister.com at The Register

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    Recent Articles

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    US school districts blame Amazon for bus driver shortage

    PA, MA bring in National Guard to plug gaps, while Boston teacher tells of stripper bus hired for school trip
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    Hamster crypto trader outperforms S&P 500, Nasdaq, Bitcoin

    As much as I wanted to be Gordon Gekko, I’ll always be Mr Goxx
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    Heroic pigs step in to protect Schiphol airport from geese

    Plane-wrecking idiot fowl sent packing by heroic porcine defenders of commercial aviation
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    Samsung wants to put the human brain on a computer chip

    ‘Here I am, 100 billion neurons and all you want me to do is calculate all the ways this could possibly go wrong?’
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    Inclusion of Weetabix in charity coffee accompaniment tweet creates predictable brewhaha
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    Bepanted shovel-toting farmer wins privacy payout from France TV

    Unwitting star of #Slipgate viral images awarded reduced damages, tempts Streisand effect
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    Boffins say Martian colonists could pee in buckets, give blood if t...

    In terms of building materials, Mars has nothing to offer but blood, soil, sweat and tears. And urine. Lots of urine
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    NYC subway SNAFU probably caused by someone turning it off accident...

    OK, so you’re halfway there. Now have you tried switching the network back on again?
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    This is not the tech unicorn you are looking for... and other stories

    Another weekly digest of strangeness from around the world that you may have missed
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    Italian stuntman flies aeroplane through two motorway tunnels

    Sponsor Red Bull supposedly gives you wings, but that doesn’t mean you have to use them everywhere
    theregister.com

    Italian lunatic flies aeroplane through two motorway tunnels

    Sponsor Red Bull supposedly gives you wings, but that doesn’t mean you have to use them everywhere
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    Virginia school board learns a hard lesson... and other stories

    A confluence of recent confusion from around the world that you may have missed
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    Volkswagen to stop making its best-selling product for Wolfsburg wo...

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    Gloom-dwelling subterranean robots battle for million-dollar DARPA ...

    SubT Challenge pits high-tech rescue drones against one another in upsettingly non-violent combat
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    MoD, game developer take extremely dim view of excessive rivet-counter point-scoring
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    Britney fan businessman accidentally buys 10,000 Celtic nationalist...

    Surplus stock specialist finds out the hard way how that kind of thing can happen
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    Dutch Queen, robot involved in opening of 3D-printed bridge in red-...

    Have we been smoking something?
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    Annoyed US regulator warns it might knock SpaceX’s shiny new Texas ...

    ‘It’s only for building rockets, what’s it got to do with you?’ pouts stroppy interplanetary aspirant biz
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    Trouts on a plane: Utah drops fish into lakes from aircraft and cir...

    Meanwhile, Minnesota city authorities evict dozens of monster goldfish from murky local lake
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    South Korean uni installs lavatory that pays out when you spend a p...

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    Boffins decide what world really needs is indestructible robot cock...

    It’s fine: they’ll just be used for searching disaster sites, checking structures, spying on people