From the archives: IBM doesn't make consumer desktop OSes anymore for a reason. | Continue reading
The carved figurines measure 4 to 9 inches long and include tiny removable organs. | Continue reading
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A big gap remains between climate ambition and current emissions. | Continue reading
From the archives: Cooking, eating, and trying to understand an insect diet. | Continue reading
"I have lately made an Experiment in Electricity that I desire never to repeat." | Continue reading
We look at some other ideas for interacting with our vehicles. | Continue reading
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There's even support for the ZFS filesystem (though it's "EXPERIMENTAL"). | Continue reading
Firing is the latest in a series of disputes between Google and its workforce. | Continue reading
Everyone agrees the US needs better privacy law. The "how" is more contentious. | Continue reading
Amateur astronomers noted large red "flakes" being ripped from the red spot in May. | Continue reading
"That world will be five to 10 years away." | Continue reading
Last year, RIPE ran out of new IPs—but this week, the used ones are gone, too. | Continue reading
AMD's monstrous new Threadripper hammers Intel everywhere it counts—except AI. | Continue reading
Ars goes hands-on with Intel's newest HEDT CPU, the 18-core i9-10980XE. | Continue reading
Faux HDR is bad for the industry and bad for consumers, but it keeps happening. | Continue reading
The Supreme Court declined to hear defendant’s appeal. | Continue reading
The wedge-shaped truck is due out in late 2021, starting at $39,900. | Continue reading
Google says "developers... will continue to improve their games on Stadia." | Continue reading
Partisan gap on climate change is mostly due to older male conservatives. | Continue reading
The big, black decision-making boxes could get more transparent to New Yorkers. | Continue reading
ICANN eliminated price protections for .org domain owners earlier this year. | Continue reading
Prosecutors say forced disclosure permitted by "foregone conclusion." Justices disagree. | Continue reading
Review: Oathbreaker has a pasted-on theme and needs more "game." | Continue reading
Backers were largely patient with earlier project delays—but concern is rising. | Continue reading
After a decade of making printing easy, Google just isn't interested anymore. | Continue reading
Skimmers host fraudulent third-party processor that looks just like the real thing. | Continue reading
Wholesale prices are dropping, though mostly due to natural gas. | Continue reading
The company will make problematic features opt-in in test and development builds. | Continue reading
The pair of warships were sunk to block enemy naval access to Stockholm. | Continue reading
Google wants less forking, more modularization for Android's Linux kernel. | Continue reading
The company's answers to congressional questioning only earned it more questions | Continue reading
Developers and industry figures publicly shared feelings of loss and mourning. | Continue reading
GetMonero.com delivers Linux and Windows binaries that steal users' funds. | Continue reading
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Facebook says you can turn off location tracking; two senators have their doubts | Continue reading
ONPC won't help you browse the Internet, but it's a good way to monitor devices. | Continue reading
Scientists at Imperial College London took EEG readings of subjects under the influence. | Continue reading
Google wants less forking, more modularization for Android's Linux kernel. | Continue reading
Researcher confirms data belongs to users of Gatehub and EpicBot services. | Continue reading
HBO Max will include non-AT&T shows as AT&T aims to rebuild the bundle. | Continue reading
Figuring out radiation was a huge "turning point in the history of space electronics." | Continue reading
Camera and mic could be controlled by any app, no permission required. | Continue reading
Through Sunday, the country has launched 27 orbital missions this year. | Continue reading
In highly hedged post, Microsoft pledges support for DoH and other schemes, eventually. | Continue reading
Estimating whether fellow drivers are selfish or altruistic makes a big difference. | Continue reading
Google's game streaming is too limited and too unreliable, for too little benefit. | Continue reading