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"Alex, we have seen that your IP address has been compromised."

However, police board said tasing was “reasonable, appropriate, and within policy.”

Your hypothalamus might be the actual fountain of youth.

The updated value of SpaceX places the company in rarefied air.

Half of Windows 10 users are already on the latest build. The rest should follow soon.

Pillars of crystal make ultrahigh-frequency sound-and-light tuning fork.

Isn’t supportive of all alternative medicine, but sells supplements, detox plans.

Trump made Twitter more prominent than ever, yet profits are elusive.

Company expels 20 advanced surveillance apps installed on ~100 devices.

PhD candidate was competing for starting center job, concerned by brain disease.

The data is unpublished, but scientists say it advances effort to erase genetic diseases.

The same naming, and same schedule, are now used across Windows, Windows Server, and Office.

NCTA touts data based on outdated broadband speed benchmark of 3Mbps.

Say goodbye to the tiny music makers of 2005.

“Weaker than expected premium smartphone sales" put a damper on LG's earnings.

Feds say a Russian man laundered criminal proceeds through the BTC-e exchange.

It’s troubling, but keep in mind it’s a meta-analysis and counts are still normal.

In efforts to make things less confusing for potential subscribers.

Time is running out for Hawaii to get this deal done.

Ryzen 3 competes with Intel i3—but don't forget it lacks an integrated GPU.

Hands-on: Every bit as weird and wonderful as its predecessor. The shooting's good too.

Ex-Waymo engineer Anthony Levandowski can be called to testify at trial, judge adds.

13,000 jobs could come to the state through the new factory.

A $150 million Ethereum crowdfunding project broke the law, SEC says.

Now every part of Windows is covered by a bug bounty scheme.

FCC accused of not complying with FoIA request for Pai's talks with ISPs.

FCC has no comment on petition to investigate Verizon slowing video to 10Mbps.

University of Wisconsin may collect $4.35 apiece for millions of iPads and iPhones.

The vehicle stands 8.5 meters tall and has a dry mass of 250kg.

Security officials say "It is critical" to enhance screening procedures.

Ajit Pai ignoring evidence that net neutrality helps businesses, lawmaker says.

The cheapest, least important part of your USB infrastructure is future-proofed.

"We've reached resolution / I received absolution."

Bitcoin's decentralized architecture makes it popular with criminal groups.

Snopes' parent company was split—one half may be held by 5 men, or a single company.

New air pollution plan is hard-hitting, but 23 years is a long time to wait.

Years after shutdown, Savannah still waits for funding for its reactor decommissioning.

The large case series doesn’t tell us much about the disease, but highlights risk.

Lisa Ling talked at Ars Live about her experiences as a military drone technician.

Review: New book is as much about adventures out of space as those in space.

Perry defended Paris Agreement withdrawal, entertained pig manure biofuel idea.

Licensing shop says its “virtual cabinets” patent “is not, in fact, stupid.”

“Your effort seems to be divorced from reality and reason.”

During an impromptu Facebook Live interview, Zuck said there’s no doomsday coming.

The same design with a smaller battery has got to be a winner, right?

Restrictive laws and dealer contracts are handcuffing the car industry.

Just a tiny increase in vaccine refusals will triple measles cases, cost US millions.

Disenchantment series will bring back tons of Futurama voice actors, staffers in 2018.

“GameStop buying ninjas” got hold of “thousands” of unsold units somehow.