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Will non-Teslas fit at Superchargers, and what about 3rd party networks?

Musk tries to claw back $90M from firm that forced him to complete Twitter deal.

Scientists also made a tiny optical resonator for telecommunications out of silica glass

COO says coming benchmarks will show anti-piracy tech has no performance impact.

Mod-made tool claims to have banned 144,926 spambot accounts.

Just in time for the weekend: another unauthenticated SQL injection flaw!

See the insides of the thinnest US foldable with the biggest battery.

Reddit urges US court to protect anonymity of six users who mentioned piracy.

Data shows ChatGPT use decreased by nearly 10 percent from May to June.

The two-layer panels still suffer from rapid decay of performance, though.

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Check out the peripherals the Ars staff relies on to game and stay productive.

The military is starting to buy into orbital refueling.

Amazon will also send Rivian vans to Germany.

PJM could benefit numerous states with thousands of jobs and billions in investment.

"It's not a function of size, rather how much it accelerates our road map."

A variable called the "angle of thrust" explains why finned wings generate so much thrust.

Fossils and modern experiments are telling us what a shark's nose knows.

X Corp. claims Meta used Twitter trade secrets and ex-employees to build Threads.

The cephalopods experience an apparent sleep state with REM-like activity.

FTC requires Meta to make it easy for users to control data.

Most critical of the bugs allowed attackers to root federated instances.

The budget cut targets data systems that can identify areas with low vaccination.

The Nubia RedMagic 8S Pro+ gaming phone sports a huge spec sheet.

US aims to block injunction after judge ruled White House coerced social networks.

After many failed concepts, we find a smart helmet that actually works well.

The program will start with 10 ID. Buzzes with autonomous tech from Mobileye.

Research shows heat domes, wildfires, and vanishing polar ice are the symptoms.

Details of a potential US-Indian partnership in human spaceflight remain murky.

Black people have the highest overall rates of deaths in the US.

The Fold 5 and Flip 5 will do battle against an increasing number of foldables.

Spanish missionaries deemed Lyobaa to be a "back door to hell" and sealed all entrances.

Organizations using unpatched SolarView products face potentially serious consequences.

The powertrain has been designed and built in-house for a 450,000-mile life.

23 cubic kilometers of mountain plunged into the valley below.

Missouri and Louisiana sued Biden over attempts to limit COVID misinformation.

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Titles like AI Dungeon are already using generative AI to generate in-game content.

Meanwhile, at least one Twitter ex-employee has won a rare settlement.

"Another example of why we will eventually win," writes blissfully unaware CEO.

Stolen BIOS, stolen software, and half-busted hardware. But still... kind of neat?

After nearly three decades, the Ariane 5 rocket reaches the end of the line.

Fairphone teams up with the developer of the /e/ Android fork to enable US sales.

An early experiment suggests that an injection of klotho improves working memory.

The gas that produce stars also cushion them from the blast of nearby supernovae.

We drive Rolls-Royce's first electric car, which was 123 years in the making.

69 percent of devices have yet to receive patch for flaw allowing remote code execution.

"Will this undermine most of what makes IAmA special? Probably."

Snap-owned service has little to say, other than save or delete your stuff.

Pornhub apologized to "loyal visitors" blocked in two states this weekend.