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The ancient hiker crossed paths with mammoths and giant ground sloths.

For now, it’s just a box. (Er, a few boxes.) It also means we’re getting to work.

To mock the Communist regime, Czechoslovak kids made illicit video games supporting protests.

“Public discussion is harmful to its creation.”

The device can be connected to a smartphone to display results of the analysis.

"No one should keep money they got by breaking the law," advocates say.

The various updates lay the groundwork for iPhone 12's launch tomorrow.

TV-subscriber losses decline in Q3, but AT&T is running out of customers to lose.

FBI and senators all beg Americans: please do not fall for shady disinformation.

Dealmaster also has deals on Switch controllers, Apple Watch Series 6, and more.

White House denied claim, while Twitter said it has "no evidence" of hack.

There's a new, lighter engine, but it's let down by the automated transmission.

In a weird year for game development, might Nintendo have more translations in store?

Sony lists six (including Apple TV) but some others may also be ready in time

This is one of the first gatherings of people who might craft a Biden space plan.

Acer appears to have gone all-in on Intel's Tiger Lake CPU lineup.

They're “animaney, totally insaney, never man-splainy Animaniacs.”

A leaked “Blue Steel” feature will answer anyone standing in front of the display.

“Literally, we crushed it.”

Tesla says revenue grew 39 percent year-on-year despite pandemic.

Your stuff violates copyright law—fix it! Which stuff? Oh, we can't tell you.

Report: Investors were informed after company couldn't find an acquisition bidder.

It could help understand infection, but experts are skeptical it will speed vaccines.

FCC lawyer claims authority to interpret any part of the Communications Act.

The paper industry is around 1% of emissions, but it needs help to go lower.

Online “get out the vote” effort reflects a new political frontier.

There is nothing subtle or restrained, including the $112,595 price.

50 games, $5.99/mo, met by a clean interface, solid gameplay.

It's not quite as good as Hill House, but it's still entertaining—and plenty spooky.

It's still not dead, but thanks to an industrywide effort, it's currently dormant.

Yes, it's a major suit and a major step—but what does it actually mean for anyone?

Dealmaster also has bargains on the latest Apple Watch, LG's CX OLED TV, and more.

Din Djarin and The Child continue their journey through a dangerous galaxy.

Pai's Section 230 plan called a "reckless and politically motivated stunt."

It's the closest thing to an Ono-Sendai cyberdeck outside a Gibson novel.

Scientists genetically altered a Venus flytrap so that it glows green when stimulated.

If you have Chromium versions of Nano Adblocker or Nano Defender, pay attention.

Starlink and SES will bring satellite to modular data centers in remote areas.

Frost Giant Studios emerges with major pedigree from WarCraft III, StarCraft II teams.

Instant access + “try before you buy” = streaming gaming’s killer feature?

Nest got into home security three years ago, and now there's an unclear support future.

Come and hang out with one of Ars Technica's favorite space & science YouTubers!

Landmark suit is biggest tech antitrust action since US v. Microsoft in the 1990s.

“This is much more like four and a half minutes of mild anxiousness.”

As WHO stresses that we can turn things around, Trump calls experts "idiots."

The new hardware and software greatly expand TrueNAS' capabilities.

SpaceX now likely to fully assemble spaceship for a 15km test flight.

Remember the NotPetya wiper that caused billions in losses or Ukraine power grid attacks?

Plus more on the system's massive chassis, liquid gallium thermal solution.