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Effectiveness appears to correlate with self-described mystical experience.

GameHub's existing Windows emulator on Android has its fair share of issues.

Contrary to what password managers say, a server compromise can mean game over.

Colbert: "I want to assure you this decision is for purely financial reasons."

Broadcom's "strategy was never to keep every customer," CloudBolt report says.

Connected car servers won't be online indefinitely, and startups often go bust.

Forget launching new stuff-Valve is even having problems with existing hardware.

WB board officially recommends Netflix deal but asks Paramount to increase price.

As alliances fray, these are the nations investing in sovereign access to space.

"Gangsters. War criminals. We'll take out every bad guy in your deck of cards."

A smaller battery means a cheaper truck, but customers still expect plenty of range.

"Large-scale" investigation could result in massive fines.

Sometimes, new data raises more questions than it answers.

A little more ground clearance and a lot more cargo room make the bZ compelling.

Some adults over 40 have shoulder pain, but nearly all have "abnormal" joints.

Apple has not confirmed whether you'll be able to watch live, but Ars will bring you the news.

Employee allegedly exploited Best Buy's discount system for months.

Hollywood backlash puts spotlight on ByteDance's sketchy launch of Seedance 2.0.

Sunlight can cause a molecule to change structure, and then release heat later.

The energy industry is pressing for laws that would ban climate liability lawsuits.

To test stability control, it helps to have a wide-open space with very low grip.

"It's only possible because of the incredibly talented workforce we have."

Kaolinite pebbles show evidence of alteration under high rainfall conditions.

We are reinforcing our editorial standards following this incident.

What prompts this community to spend time looking for a creature that likely doesn't exist?

"We observed materially lower leak rates compared to prior observations during WDR-1."

Ang Lee's gorgeous 2000 masterpiece has awe-inspiring martial arts stunts and a tragic love story for the ages.

Next-generation telescopes are mapping this outer frontier.

CDC awarded $1.6 million for study birth dose of hepatitis B vaccine in Guinea-Bissau.

Hayden AI's cameras will scan for violations from 7 city vehicles.

Verizon unlocks have 35-day waiting period after paying off device plan online.

This is definitely not about dogs," senator says, urging a pause on Ring face scans.

Don't expect big changes yet.

One developer is struggling with the social implications of a drive-by AI character attack.

MST3K's 2010s revival looked forward; this one is emphatically looking backward.

Self-copying RNAs may have been a key stop along the pathway to life.

Robotaxis can't escape the gig economy as Waymo tries to solve a human problem.

"It's time to go back to the Moon-this time to stay."

These bots supposedly need a human body to accomplish great things in meatspace.

"You absolutely have to have a plan to compete with SpaceX on price."

Pam Bondi and Kristi Noem sued for coercing platforms into censoring ICE posts.

This was the first launch of the Ariane 64, the most powerful rocket in European space history.

OpenAI's new GPT5.3CodexSpark is 15 times faster at coding than its predecessor.

FDA's top vaccine regulator, Vinay Prasad, is known for overruling scientists.

Nicolas Cage described his character as "70 percent Humphrey Bogart and 30 percent Bugs Bunny."

Vulcan's Blue Origin-made BE-4 engines appear to have saved the rocket from failure.

The agency is betting the the Supreme Court will reverse a prior ruling.

FTC claims Apple News suppresses conservatives, cites study by pro-Trump group.

And Framework expects things to get worse before they get better.

App arrives months after Google requested takedowns of third-party options.