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"People with sick or dying family members should never have to go through this."

Vuln hit "all versions of Samba from 4.0.0 onward using embedded Heimdal Kerberos."

New app merges Drive and Photos, gains the ability to back up arbitrary folders.

More than 300 lawsuits, more than 800 payouts, but not one decision on the merits.

When Retrophin’s board told him he was fired, things got ugly.

...but you'll have to go to a Japanese arcade to play it for now.

Ryzen 3 specs are also out, though prices haven't yet been finalized.

Comcast, Verizon, and CenturyLink counter pro-net neutrality "Day of Action."

"I can't put a date on humans on Mars," chief of human spaceflight says.

Overclocked i7, two GTX 1080s, 64GB RAM, Raid 0 NVMe, and a suitcase to carry it all.

Help us out with a second short survey—for the cloud is dark and full of terrors.

Uber says it looks forward to "litigating the merits of these claims."

Comes from Japan's popular Niconico video service, but it works in any region.

In both the popular and academic press, scientists argue against worst cases.

In 30-day NASA study, fungal diversity increased as did health risks.

EFF: Protections needed to “engage in lawful activity that DRM gets in the way of.”

House testimony: “It is important to note that CBP is committed to privacy.”

The pharmaceutical industry is abuzz with hopes for easier FDA reviews.

Hacks across 14 properties began in July 2016 and were stopped in March 2017.

The next test will target speeds of 250 miles per hour.

See how websites, advocacy groups, and even some ISPs defended net neutrality.

It will take weeks, months, or even years for the science to come out.

And they're shipping it to fans on a bonafide cassette tape.

Convincing fakes differ from the real thing only in small details.

Probably natural, and sea level consequences are minimal. But it's still impressive.

Graphene handles the issues that come with an electrode's lithium moving elsewhere.

The Moon could soon be open for business.

Former FCC official explains how to get your point across to Ajit Pai.

Beyond no-blocking rules, Title II plays big role in overall consumer protection.

Get the word out. Net neutrality is at a crossroads. Resistance is not futile.

Prosecutors: “signals emitted from a phone are… not by their nature private.”

Newspapers “forced to surrender their content” want to team up and negotiate.

“Monkey see, monkey sue is not good law.”

Live now: Amazon's 30-hour sale for Prime members, continually updated.

Google’s LG-built smartphone looks a lot like the LG G6.

CEO: “This story is BS brewed on political agenda.”

AT&T joins net neutrality “Day of Action” but wants to overturn Title II rules.

Microsoft invests in white space networks, offers royalty-free access to patents.

Companies are betting storage will play a major part in a world with more renewables.

Lawsuit adopts a unique constitutional theory about social media rights.

There's a new approach to market segmentation with the new Skylake-SP core.

The plants starve caterpillars, after which they eat each other.

On its new podcast, Ars UK talks iPhone at 10, iMac Pro, and mysteries of the HomePod.

“We request that you hold on submitting any data,” commission tells states.

But taking cognitive tests repeatedly makes you better at taking cognitive tests.

FFXII remake improves the original's weirdness while preserving its best qualities.

“It’s not the dumbest idea I have ever heard, but it’s pretty close.”

Obama-era rule would grant immigration “parole” for those with $250,000 in capital.

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