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Measuring the problems with your X-ray source enables clever math and better images.

US Customs will make targeted visits to employers with high H-1B use.

Museum's 80 solar panels on the roof are expected to save approximately $8,000 per year.

But producer says he's still "open-minded" about a port.

Apple says it's taking pro users' complaints seriously. We'll see.

Security concerns prompt Federal Aviation Administration order to cover 133 bases.

Throne room included massive brazier for barbecues, plus human sacrifice area.

BioWare patches in new, uncracked Denuvo version alongside improvements.

At more than $311 a share, Wall Street pegs Tesla as the most valuable US automaker.

With user authentication, Google Home might finally be able to access personal data.

Drugs important to human health will be phased out by 2018, company says.

It didn't take long for Duo to become more than just a video-chat app.

"Master" archive contains older hack tools—some decades old.

WikiLeaks dump identical to operation that has been hacking governments since 2011.

Brother confirms existing footage, not CGI, will be used to complete Episode IX.

At same event, multiple human players will team up to try and beat a single AI.

Amazon's new age grocery likely wasn't possible even five years ago.

Robots have already been tested, described as "robust to playful, physical interaction."

Twice the normal volume of 911 calls came into the system early Saturday morning.

There’s currently no patch for the bug, which affects most or all versions of Word.

Rat lungworm has been around for decades, but uptick has health officials worried.

Ars Cardboard reviews the latest Cthulhu game from Fantasy Flight.

It's 2017, but you can still experience the Internet of 1986 thanks to BBS enthusiasts.

Since 1983, TLAM has been the DOD’s favorite way to reach out and touch someone.

Apparently, "you can't lead" with philosophy in Hollywood.

A personalized shoe that can “adjust the strength, durability, and the shape.”

You’ll no longer need a Microsoft account to get the betas.

Physics experiment searches for a decay with a half-life older than the Universe’s.

Latest batch of documents details how CIA infects targets’ Windows-based computers.

Feds cited incorrect law and did not get a judge's signature for account data.

PayPal, Cloudflare, Shaw, and Whois “are involved” in attacks, Twitch claims.

The weaponry is complicated, savage, and unlike what’s seen in animals.

You'll want to phrase your searches very carefully to trigger it.

The tablet's design settled down with the Surface Pro 3.

Creator apologizes for a “joke” that really requires expert play to unlock files.

"Voluntary" net neutrality commitments may not be so easy to enforce.

Anne Hathaway + kaiju monster = awesome film (though in ways you may not expect).

They're also more willing to eat dog, cat, and horse meat if it's grown in a lab.

More giant virus genomes suggest their DNA is mostly random scraps.

Bezos is investing about $1 billion a year to support his big space ambitions.

Extremely hot weather events would become half as likely to happen.

This throwback is sadly more about referencing the past than building on it.

On this week's podcast, we have an interview with the authors of Beyond Earth.

Some unanswered questions leave us perplexed.

Putting more hoops in place for creators to jump through before they can make money.

Ongoing "BrickerBot" attacks might be trying to kill devices before they can join a botnet.

No studies in humans yet, but plant-based diets are definitely healthier anyway.

In people with genetic predispositions, viral infections can tip immune responses.

Chemistry honed in a national lab powers largest flow battery in North America.

"The record is pretty convincing that Mr. Levandowski downloaded 14,000 documents."