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Facebook just announced it got hacked, and nearly 50 million accounts were compromised — here's how to tell if you were affected

An estimated 50 million users were affected by a recent Facebook hack. If your account was compromised, you'll be automatically logged out of Facebook, as well as any other app where you use Facebook to log in.

Stephen Colbert mocks Brett Kavanaugh's blistering Senate hearing: 'Please, save your indignation'

Stephen Colbert on Thursday criticized the "indignation" of Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh's defense in his Senate hearing earlier that day, following Christine Blasey Ford's sworn testimony that he sexually assaulted her.

Tesla is making a promise about its cars that it won't be able to keep: Gene Munster

Gene Munster said he doesn't think Tesla will be able to fulfill its promise that all vehicles sold since October 2016 will be able to support fully self-driving technology. He said the company will have to refund or offer discounts to customers who bought a self-driving hardware package.

Ford, Uber, and Lyft have struck a joint public-private partnership

Ford, Uber, and Lyft revealed a new partnership earlier this week that will see the companies work together both amongst themselves and with city governments, according to a press release.

The F-35's combat debut in Afghanistan was a terrible waste of taxpayer money

The target was a mined weapons cache that ground forces were unable to clear, according to Navy Cmdr. Grant Neeley, a U.S. Forces-Afghanistan spokesman.

A Tesla without Elon Musk as CEO is a good thing: Gene Munster

According to Gene Munster, a managing partner at the venture capital firm Loup Ventures, removing Musk as CEO would be good for Tesla. In that case, Musk could take a role that would allow him to focus on strategy and product development, Munster said, which are arguably Musk's strengths.