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It's easy to become a petty, power-tripping tyrant when you need a sense of control.

Q1 2020 was already looking tough for automakers without the pandemic's help.

Getting the most of Max-Q Turing: "We want every half-watt savings to drive the GPU."

We're getting more Evil Morty and the Citadel of Ricks, plus the return of Snuffles.

A possible preview of what's to come for public health issue number one.

This was a potent moment for the field of meteorology.

Self-driving engineer says Uber promised to defend him against Google's lawyers.

Frontier said it lost customers due to "significant under-investment in fiber."

Everyone loves a VW bus, and we love them even more when they're electric.

"Place a sprig of spaghetti in a tin of tomato sauce and hope for the best."

Pai follows Congress' orders, requires carriers to verify Caller ID accuracy.

Zoom for Windows converts network locations into clickable links. What could go wrong?

Family Safety, Editor, and more will join the "subscription for your life."

Motorola's low-end smartphone goes on sale with a pretty big battery.

The US now has three major wireless carriers instead of four.

"Our hypersonic testbeds will serve as a catalyst in sparking a renaissance."

Ars Senior Space Editor Eric Berger on working at Ars—and why you should subscribe.

Collections, vertical tabs, and immersive reader are particularly compelling.

Solving the dreaded sysadmin problem, one protected field at a time.

Imogen Poots shines, but overall the film falls short of its promising premise.

Teardown of new smartphone identified US parts makers including Qualcomm and Skyworks.

"It is a tarted-up piracy site," one author tweeted.

PC players with 17 years experience joined brand-new console lobbies for easy kills.

Move comes despite worries about lack of evidence, shortage for existing users.

A partial fix mitigates the risk, but the lack of encryption and other weaknesses remain.

Doing everything from home by video conference has its drawbacks and pitfalls.

Pandemic shows Comcast could kill data caps forever without ruining its network.

The app is already listed as Apple-made in the App Store.

Urea could serve as plasticizer for making concrete-like material out of lunar soil.

Follows a major print distributor's temporary shutdown due to coronavirus concerns.

From 46.7mpg to just 40.4mpg by 2026, and it's even less for trucks and SUVs.

Some workers walked off the job at a massive Staten Island warehouse on Monday.

There's a new Fitbit, but what will Google do with the company in a few months?

"They got names like superheroes, bigger than The Beatles or I could ever be."

We'll turn your subscription dollars into opportunities to humiliate one senior editor.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis continues to reject the idea of state-wide actions.

The new document does not include pricing information for Starship, alas.

How do you make sure a lithium-ion battery pack can last the lifetime of a car?

The key was to think of this as a translation problem.

Plus a peek at what the 3D sensor's projected dots look like, thanks to infrared.

Kingdom sent US carrier millions of location requests through SS7.

Niantic makes changes to limit the need to go out for a walk while playing.

If political interference wasn't bad enough, now there's COVID-19 disinfo, too.

The more we learn about our hominin family tree, the more diverse it looks.

Happy 35th: New Paper Mario, new ports of Super Mario 64, Super Mario 3D World, more.

OneWeb says pandemic ended chance of getting enough funding for full launch.

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"With the Gateway, you can extend the duration of the mission."

Courts have struggled to interpret the vague Computer Fraud and Abuse Act.

It's a good day for WireGuard users—DKMS builds will soon be behind us.