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Itching to get your own Nebula mesh VPN up and running? We've got you covered.
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by Dan Goodin on (#4WSW7)
Logic bombs created periodic malfunctions that only he knew how to fix.
by Timothy B. Lee on (#4WS6J)
Ed Snowden failed to seek pre-publication review as required by NSA contracts.
by Samuel Axon on (#4WS1C)
Remaster brings new online features, gameplay tweaks, and overhauled visuals.
by Kiona N. Smith on (#4WRRW)
Anthropologists may have found the last H. erectus group to succumb to extinction.
by Timothy B. Lee on (#4WRRX)
The NLRB's three-member majority rules property rights are paramount.
by Jon Brodkin on (#4WRER)
Seoul court convicted Samsung's Lee Sang-hoon and 24 others of labor violations.
by Jonathan M. Gitlin on (#4WRES)
The Civic is Honda's bread and butter, but driving it is no hardship.
by Eric Berger on (#4WR5D)
"This is the culmination of years of hard work."
by Dan Goodin on (#4WR5E)
LifeLabs said it negotiated with hackers after they demanded a ransom.
by Ars Staff on (#4WQXN)
5G for me and 5G for thee—especially if thou art an IoT device.
by Sam Machkovech on (#4WQQR)
It's a bumpy ride on the way to a mostly satisfying conclusion.
by Jennifer Ouellette on (#4WQ3R)
The "Jacquard machine" used punch cards to "program" intricate weaving patterns.
by Jon Brodkin on (#4WQ3S)
Viasat gets $87.1M for rural broadband; no word yet on price or exact data caps.
by Beth Mole on (#4WQ3T)
It's still unclear where all the money ended up.
by Samuel Axon on (#4WQ3V)
They found that it does not work as a cheese grater, however.
by Dan Goodin on (#4WPTZ)
Gerry Cotten died suddenly without telling anyone the password to his cold wallet.
by Kate Cox on (#4WPV0)
Comparisons of the everything store to a flea market seem increasingly apt.
by Ron Amadeo on (#4WPV1)
Google changed where Chrome stores data. Chrome handles data for HTML apps. Uh oh.
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by Lee Hutchinson on (#48ZDR)
From the archives—Era's best-selling adventure game, now available DRM-free at GOG.
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by Ars Staff on (#4WPV2)
Plus discounts on Death Stranding, noise-cancelling headphones, and more.
by John Timmer on (#4WPV3)
Trying to shift use from high-demand hours has some unintended consequences.
by Beth Mole on (#4WPV4)
The bill’s authors plan to bring it back up in early January.
by Diana Gitig on (#4WPV5)
New analyses strongly suggest that all complex cells are a subset of archaea.
by Kyle Orland on (#4WPJM)
Add to $15,000 raised so far and get a chance to win great swag!
by Beth Mole on (#4WP8J)
The show still pushes for rapid weight loss and competitive weigh-ins.
by Dan Goodin on (#4WP1Y)
With WebAuthn native to iOS and iPadOS, cross-industry MFA spec is ready to soar.
by Samuel Axon on (#4WNDS)
The company continues to explore subscriptions as a business model.
by Jim Salter on (#4WNDT)
Nginx's co-founders were detained on criminal charges and now face civil suits.
by Kate Cox on (#4WNDV)
FedEx walked from Amazon in August. Now Amazon says vendors can't use it either.
by Jon Brodkin on (#4WN4B)
ICANN asks questions about new owner, will have 30 days to make decision.
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by Jonathan M. Gitlin on (#4WMVS)
Fan service aplenty in the latest trailer for 2020's sequel to the Cruise classic.
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by Ron Amadeo on (#4WMVV)
Galaxy S10 users get the latest version of Android after three months of waiting.
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by Cathleen O'Grady on (#4WMVW)
Grandmothers help to explain an evolutionary mystery.
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by Eric Berger on (#4WMJS)
Fairing reuse, Starlink trains, and Starship testing marked big moments in 2019.
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by Nathan Mattise on (#4WMJQ)
Maybe this counts as a spoiler for our own "Best TV of the Decade" story to come.
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by Jonathan M. Gitlin on (#4WMJV)
A much-improved interior, but the driving experience is let down by the CVT gearbox.
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by Timothy B. Lee on (#4WMJX)
I learned a lot from creating my own deepfake video.
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by Jonathan M. Gitlin on (#4WMC4)
It's a strong contender in the $40,000 luxury crossover market.
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by Kiona N. Smith on (#4WKCA)
Archaeologists say it might also contain the oldest known religious images.
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by Valentina Palladino on (#4WKCC)
This is a whole new look for the Elitebook line, and it starts at $1,549.
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by WIRED on (#4WKCE)
Five men face federal charges of bilking investors of $722 million.
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by Ars Staff on (#4WJD2)
What if Sinbad, King Arthur, Medusa, and Alice started a fight club?
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by WIRED on (#4WJD4)
AI leaders say that simply throwing more computers at a problem isn't sustainable.
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by Aaron Zimmerman on (#4WJD5)
Our massive guide is back—let us help you pick out a board game.
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by Jennifer Ouellette on (#4WHKK)
It's worth the price of admission just to watch The Rock channel Danny DeVito.
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by Samuel Axon on (#4WHKN)
Apple acknowledges the bug affects iPhones with a "non-standard configuration."
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by Kate Cox on (#4WHKP)
The search warrants demanded nine hours' worth of location history from Google.
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by Ron Amadeo on (#4WHKR)
Meet the most expensive Chrome OS laptop on the market.
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by Jon Brodkin on (#4WHKS)
Mozilla, others ask court to reverse ruling that let FCC kill net neutrality.
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