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Homages, interviews, and spin-offs, focused on where your fave game melodies came from.

It's the perfect time to sucker those you live with into playing games with you.

About 14,650 years ago, sea level jumped 12 meters in just a few centuries.

Thinking of bleaching your hair, growing a beard? It's a coping mechanism, not boredom

Streaming services like Netflix provide a much-needed platform for mid-level films.

Plus he tells us about the new F-Type and forthcoming electric XJ sedan.

We're all stuck at home, but no one's gone stir crazy enough to try Dwarf Fortress (yet).

Patterns of marks on bones show evidence of archery, horseback riding

Cardboard meets conservation.

People who've lost jobs and are stuck indoors are turning to crowd work.

Other critics also question evidence and say 0day may have been confused with simple bug.

Study of veterans finds higher death rates, no benefits.

Amazon is a competitor to its own third-party merchants, and probes abound.

JARGA sees classics as “a communication tool for parents and children.”

Long-term goal is to develop system that works as well at home as in the laboratory.

Authors of widely publicized antibody studies “owe us all an apology,” one expert says.

The contrast between Trump and actual experts may have never been greater.

AT&T executive John Stankey will take over from Randall Stephenson on July 1.

Preview 3 has some unfinished UIs that raise interesting questions.

With the addition of NPCs, Appalachia is a lot less lonely.

Let our staffer’s woes be a reminder: Change passwords, enable 2FA ASAP.

“We saw that business double overnight,” startup says of UK grocery deliveries.

Falcon Heavy gets a payload for its next mission, and it’s... a CubeSat?

The deaf experience is modeled in its own language for the first time in Deafverse.

Brother’s MFC-L3770CDW and MFC-L3710CW devices offer great ChromeOS integration.

Quick turnaround, unclear instructions are worth exploring for tests going forward.

Sites protesting the COVID-19 lockdown are an astroturf campaign, researchers say.

“What stands out most vividly in my mind is all the things that didn't go right.”

"There's an idea traveling up train. It wants to set the train ablaze."

The data provide a snapshot of the early stages of the pandemic in the US's epicenter.

FCC changed orbital-debris plan to avoid conflict with NASA recommendations.

The 408hp four-door started production in March.

12-core chips for the Mac based on the 2020 iPhone's A14 are in the works.

Dealmaster also has deals on PS4 controllers, microSD cards, and more.

The 6GHz spectrum is officially open for unlicensed use in the USA.

“These search results were unacceptable,” Microsoft says.

Eight-episode documentary series includes roundtables and footage of "Baby Yoda."

But new mobile app downloads already down significantly from early April peak.

Other Mustang drag racers have gone that fast, but none as quietly.

SpaceX asks FCC to approve lower orbits to boost coverage, minimize space debris.

Quick response about CS:GO, but longer wait and tension for fans of Team Fortress 2.

He claims political appointees bristled at his insistence on science.

No groups of species appear to be especially likely to transfer viruses to humans.

"While the other guys deliver press releases, we deliver astronauts."

Missouri is the first state to try it but will probably not be the last.

Malicious emails require little or no interaction; exploits active since at least 2018.

It has a Snapdragon 865, 12GB of RAM, and mmWave 5G.

Comparison of Fox News hosts reveals effect of disinformation on COVID-19 deaths.

Ars testing (and install hack) shows noise-cancellation functioning on GTX 1060.

Social distancing means a net benefit of $5.2 trillion, according to the analysis.