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DIY kit planes that replicate classic warbirds have become (slightly) more accessible.

Contextual photo analysis suggests a 15-inch+ width, ~550-cubic-inch volume.

Control-Flow Enforcement Technology will debut in Tiger Lake microarchitecture.

“Activity in cislunar space is expected to increase considerably in the coming years.”

Archaeologists have found a monument, market, temple, bath complex, and water pipes.

We, too, needed help sifting through over 250 game trailers and counting.

It’s not yet clear whether these neurons function the same way in other mammals.

Winning algorithm from a Facebook-led challenge missed one-third of altered videos.

Film gets titular character completely wrong. Did anyone involved even read the books?

Wish your mountain was a little bit taller? Blame plate tectonics.

At least we're holding onto pandemic hobbies that require no human interaction or travel.

Technique allows for real-time listening in on a room hundreds of feet away.

This is the first time the company has launched a Falcon 9 rocket without a static fire.

Instead, on July 17, the studio will re-release Inception for 10th anniversary screenings

CDC suggests rallies and other large in-person events are of the highest risk.

Plastic rain could prove to be a more insidious problem than acid rain.

Trump said US would immediately exit WHO on May 29—it hasn't happened.

The bone arrowheads are between 48,000 and 34,000 years old.

Older people more likely to hoard toilet paper; Americans hoarded more than Europeans.

Light's hardware-based approach to image stacking didn't make enough of a difference.

“I’m a big fan of Kathy Lueders!”

Google said it’s “working closely” with regulators who sued Facebook over same.

Mounting evidence on superspreaders suggests a shift in thinking about social distancing.

But to stop the pandemic, they have to be combined with lockdowns.

“That is not in the cards right now.”

A throwback to ’90s shows for the parents; Ars’ resident 6-year-old liked it, too.

For all its good points, Part 2 never seems sure what it wants to be.

Knoxville is the 51st city or state entity hit by the ransomware scourge this year.

The terminology removed was inaccurate, as well as inappropriate.

The Android 11 Beta gets a surprise release with little fanfare.

Game-announcement bonanza ends with reveal, but still no price, release date.

Microsoft shuts down hacking spree that preyed on misconfigured machines.

Horizon, Hitman, Demon's Souls and more round out PS5's software debut.

Not indicative of final product, but already has serious Breath of the Wild vibes.

There's plenty of boy racer appeal to Honda's 205hp Civic Si coupé.

Although shortlived, the playhouse eventually led to construction of the Globe Theatre.

Dealmaster also has deals on Apple devices, Bose wireless headphones, and more.

SpaceX can apply in low-latency tier, but FCC says it faces “substantial challenge.”

You don’t need a System76 laptop to take advantage of this user-friendly distro.

Online library asks publishers to “call off their costly assault.”

Zoom says it can’t “change the laws of governments opposed to free speech.”

The patron saint of ludicrous builds started out painting houses in Canada.

Despite testing boosts, experts say increases are real; fear of second wave looms.

Amazon aims to “give Congress enough time to implement appropriate rules.”

Unsafe for more than a decade, universal plug and play strikes again.

And many of the tests available to the public produced variable results.

The show’s second season will air both on DC Universe and HBO Max.

Elon Musk wants to accelerate Tesla Semi production to compete with Nikola.

The Pixel 3 and 3a sold enough to earn Google a 0.4 percent market share.

And this time it's not just down to my driving style, either.