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these are the top stories of the week Einstein proven right Twitter timeline controversy and everything else you need to know according to a study just published in a journal called Physical Review Letters gravitational waves have been detected for the first time gravitational waves were predicted by Einstein's theory of general relativity but this is the first time they will directly detect it now what are they there's a byproduct of two black holes billions of light-years from Earth colliding when they collided they produce these energy ripples through space now what does this mean speaking to the BBC professor Bernard shut said with gravitational waves we do expect eventually to see the Big Bang itself holy Sh twitter is offering its users the option of a different timeline the regular way is seeing tweets in chronological order the new way would put more important tweaks at the top of your timeline don't fear this is an opt-in think to change your timeline go to your Twitter settings then scroll to the content section and then to the timeline option you can check the box to show the best tweets first anybody running Windows remember to update on februari 9th Microsoft pass a vulnerability that would allow an attacker to delete data run programs and pretty much do anything they wanted the flow affected Windows Vista and every version of windows after including Windows 10 a lot more news to know it's time to go rapid fire Bryan Fuller was named as the showrunner for the new Star Trek TV series Fuller was behind dead like me and has written for deep space 9 and voyager sneaker maker asics bought popular fitness app runkeeper ahead of the LG g5 launched on februar 21st LG showed up a new touch sensitive case for the g5 it's called a quick cover and lastly Time Inc purchased violent the owner of myspace vines advertising tech is probably more important to time than that old social network now you're all caught up in sac to get your daily dose of tech news check out cnet com / update for a weekly dose head of cnet.com / Raider Amaya's akhtar signing off