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Now every part of Windows is covered by a bug bounty scheme.

FCC accused of not complying with FoIA request for Pai's talks with ISPs.

FCC has no comment on petition to investigate Verizon slowing video to 10Mbps.

University of Wisconsin may collect $4.35 apiece for millions of iPads and iPhones.

The vehicle stands 8.5 meters tall and has a dry mass of 250kg.

Security officials say "It is critical" to enhance screening procedures.

Ajit Pai ignoring evidence that net neutrality helps businesses, lawmaker says.

The cheapest, least important part of your USB infrastructure is future-proofed.

"We've reached resolution / I received absolution."

Bitcoin's decentralized architecture makes it popular with criminal groups.

Snopes' parent company was split—one half may be held by 5 men, or a single company.

New air pollution plan is hard-hitting, but 23 years is a long time to wait.

Years after shutdown, Savannah still waits for funding for its reactor decommissioning.

The large case series doesn’t tell us much about the disease, but highlights risk.

Lisa Ling talked at Ars Live about her experiences as a military drone technician.

Review: New book is as much about adventures out of space as those in space.

Perry defended Paris Agreement withdrawal, entertained pig manure biofuel idea.

Licensing shop says its “virtual cabinets” patent “is not, in fact, stupid.”

“Your effort seems to be divorced from reality and reason.”

During an impromptu Facebook Live interview, Zuck said there’s no doomsday coming.

The same design with a smaller battery has got to be a winner, right?

Restrictive laws and dealer contracts are handcuffing the car industry.

Just a tiny increase in vaccine refusals will triple measles cases, cost US millions.

Disenchantment series will bring back tons of Futurama voice actors, staffers in 2018.

“GameStop buying ninjas” got hold of “thousands” of unsold units somehow.

Google says Canadian order is “repugnant” to the First Amendment.

Back-to-school sales galore.

Solid electrolyte could make electric cars lighter, battery smaller.

"We won’t allow driverless cars in India," said Nitin Gadkari.

Wrongful convictions are often the product of eyewitness testimony.

And in some parts of the world, the end will come even sooner.

Lawmaker schedules hearing with goal of replacing FCC's net neutrality rules.

And you can help transcribe the raw, visible bits and bytes.

Bastion creators spilled some e-sports into a wonderful action-RPG crossover.

Two factions have radically different visions for the cryptocurrency's future.

A time-hopping stage production about some of Jobs' seminal life moments.

It doesn't appear to have been touched since Windows 7 anyway.

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Homeopathy a leading cause, but energy drinks, cultural medicines most dangerous.

Tech billionaires have differing views on where AI will take humankind.

Parent company Alphabet has yet to lodge an appeal against the EU's penalty.

Without planning and cooperation, EU countries could be up against a water problem.

“The Commission is putting at risk the privacy of millions of registered voters.”

Surveillance malware dubbed Fruitfly was easy to spot but flew under the radar anyway.

“I don’t know how United went ahead and stated a TSA policy incorrectly.”

The “internal control processes for this program were really broken,” GAO says.

The fourth O preview will hopefully fix some bugs, marks stable support library release.

Phazzer is the third such firm that Axon (formerly Taser) has defeated in court.

After an incident, a bioethicist calls for crackdown as doctors threaten legal action.

Companies team up to build autonomous, zero-emission container "feeder ship."