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  Ars Technica

  Ars Technica is a website covering news and opinions in technology, science, politics, and society, created by Ken Fisher and Jon Stokes in 1998. It publishes

  Android (operating system) Amadeo, Ron (July 29, 2014). "The great Ars experiment—free and open source software on a smartphone?!". Ars Technica. Condé Nast. Archived from the original
  MacOS FrameMaker, Adobe Inc., declined to develop new versions of it for Mac OS X. Ars Technica columnist John Siracusa, who reviewed every major OS X release up to
  List of Game of the Year awards December 2020). "Ars Technica's best games of 2020". Ars Technica. Retrieved 24 December 2020. Ars Staff (26 December 2021). "Ars Technica's top 20 video
  Mac (computer) Siracusa, John (July 20, 2011). "Mac OS X 10.7 Lion: the Ars Technica review". Ars Technica. Archived from the original on February 19, 2023. Retrieved
  Ars Technica Ars Technica is a website covering news and opinions in technology, science, politics, and society, created by Ken Fisher and Jon Stokes in 1998. It publishes

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  technology Ars Technica's Valentina Palladino reviews the Huawei Matebook, a stylish, luxury tablet with some optional accessories that can make it a pse…

  s | Ars Technica Filter by topic Settings — s Kyle Orland Kyle Orland has been the Senior Gaming Editor at Ars Technica since 2012, writing primarily about the business, …
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  old | Ars Technica Settings — old This is the design the site promised when it first launched. Ron Amadeo Ron is the Reviews Editor at Ars Technica, where he specializes in…
  cpu | Ars Technica In the CPU chart at the bottom of these two screens, you can see that 5.0 will shut off tCPU 3 and 4 when nothing is happening, but 5.1 keeps everything …
  news | Ars Technica Filter by topic Settings — news Ron Amadeo Ron is the Reviews Editor at Ars Technica, where he specializes in Android OS and Google products. He is alway…
  Ars Technica: The Ars Emporium - bodyware Ars Technica Clothing The Ars clothing line is made possible through a community effort, headed up by the masterful ProphetM. In the past, we've offered …
  Ars Technicast special edition, part 2: Open systems and the “jo… How the military is striving to make its technology a little more Lego-like. Welcome back to the second part of our two-part Ars Technicast special editi…
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  E3 | Ars Technica Update 4:22 pm EDT: The ESA confirmed to Ars "that there will also be no digital E3 showcase in 2022," but the organization promises that "a revitalized …
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  Ars Technica: The Ars Emporium The Ars Emporium is the main hub for all Ars Technica gear. We have a wide variety of products that proudly display the Ars Technica logo and part of the…
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  Ars Technica: Ars Technica Basic Subscriptions Ars Technica Basic Memberships Subscription Step 2 Introducing the Basic Subscription The Basic Subscription was created with the frugal subscriber in mi…
  CES | Ars Technica Each year, the Consumer Electronics show brings a ton of new computer monitor announcements, and it's often difficult to figure out what's worth paying a…
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  Ars Technica: The Honey Jar Let's be straight about something right off. You didn't start sniffing around BeOS because you were unhappy with the quality of the applications you were…
  business | Ars Technica Filter by topic Settings business Amazon confirmed today in an email to Prime members that it will begin showing ads alongside its streaming Prime Video …
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  Ars Technica: The Complete System Building Guide - Motherboards … The Complete System Building Guide Putting the motherboard in the case Now that you've gotten the CPU and memory onto the motherboard, it's time to put t…
  Ars Technica: Diary of a Geek - About the Diary Diary of a Geek About the Diary The inspiration for doing a tech journal came from Mr. Jerry Pournelle and his Chaos Manor. Why do I do it? For one thing…
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  Ars Technica: The iMac as Seen Through the Eyes of a Power User As pretty much everyone knows, the Macintosh is not for the power user. Certainly, many a respectable geek loves his Mac and will fight to the death to d…
  Ars Technica forum-denizen discovers a new flash hit: be prepare… Ars Technica forum-denizen discovers a new flash hit: be prepared for the awesome One of our very own has found a great game in the bowels of the Interne…
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  Ars Technica: Title - Soap Box Subscription - (6/2002) Soap Box Subscription Ars Technica was reticent to count the Soap Box among the Subscriber-only forums at Ars because we felt that it was tangentially re…
  Reprints | Ars Technica Filter by topic Settings Reprints Educational use Educators are permitted to make copies of and to distribute Ars Technica content under the following gu…
  Ars Technica Mac Users: Most anticipated feature of 10.4 | Ars T… Tech — Ars Technica Mac Users: Most anticipated feature of 10.4 Ars Technica Mac Users: Most anticipated feature of 10.4 The other day I wrote about an a…
  Ars Technica: The Complete System Building Guide The Complete System Building Guide Close Up: Installing... Note the corners without pins... make sure they line up properly with the socket. The red arro…
  Ars Technica: The iMac as Seen Through the Eyes of a Power User,… No removable storage: Helooooo! I'm happy you got rid of the floppy drive, but dammit, you've got to give me something! Include a Zip drive, a SyQuest, o…
  Ars Technica - Games Games In addition to our game reviews by Julian and Ben, be sure to check out Game.Ars, Calvin and WyldKard's regular column on all things gaming. Joint …
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  LiDAR | Ars Technica Filter by topic Settings LiDAR Over a century after a British archaeologist noted a blocked passageway in the ruins of Sahura's Pyramid in Egypt and sugg…
  Steam | Ars Technica Filter by topic Settings Steam As a private and generally secretive company, Valve doesn't offer much outside visibility into its inner workings. So when…
  waymo | Ars Technica Filter by topic Settings waymo Google's parent company, Alphabet, will invest another $5 billion over the next few years in its autonomous driving operat…
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  Ars Technica: Giving I/O a bigger byte - Page 1 - (9/99) Originally considered a tweak for high volume file systems only, the mad progression of yesterday's server-power into the home has changed the audience o…
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  Ars Technica Live | Ars Technica Robin Sloan writes about artificial intelligence in his latest novel, Sourdough, but he has also been writing with help from AI, too. In the latest episo…
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  Ars Technica: Posting Guidelines - Ars OpenForum - Page 1 The Golden Rules (OK, so they're orange) The OpenForum isn't run by rules, per se. Rather, it is moderated by a tight-knit group of moderators who have v…
  Ars Technica: SCSI Technology Primer - Page 5 - (6/2002) SCSI Technology Primer IDE or SCSI? A common question that comes up when discussing this type of technology is "which is better, IDE or SCSI?" This is a …
  Ars Technica: SCSI Technology Primer - Page 4 - (6/2002) SCSI Technology Primer Types of SCSI Connectors There are several types of SCSI connectors that can be found on SCSI devices, too numerous to completely …
  Ars Technica: PCI 338 impressions Dr. Claude Damage: Just some quick impressions.. Dr. Evil and I just got a couple of Aztech PCI 338 sound cards for ourselves. The PCI 338 is a high-qual…
  Ars Technica: On overclocking myths - Page 2 - (12/1998) On overclocking myths ...of yields and electromigration. This brings me to the second letter at the OCP, an extensive discussion of electromigration. I'm…
  Ars Technica: Tweaking Windows NT Tweaking Windows NT 4.0 Tweaking is an endless road, it seems, and no configuration is perfect for everybody. However, there are a few tweaks to any OS t…
  Cruise | Ars Technica Filter by topic Settings Cruise The Cruise Origin was definitely the least conventional of all the myriad vehicles that General Motors planned to build u…
  Portal | Ars Technica Filter by topic Settings Portal Any great effort to generate appreciation for Nintendo's classic platforms, done outside Nintendo's blessing, has a marke…
  Marvel | Ars Technica Settings Marvel Marvel is seeking the identities of Reddit and Google users involved in the leak of dialogue from Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania. Marv…
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  Rayman | Ars Technica Since the Wii U was first unveiled, quite a few people have asked if the system was really powerful enough to handle HD graphics while pushing an 854×480…
  Skyrim | Ars Technica Filter by topic Settings Skyrim At this point it's more than fair to say that Bethesda has a reputation for massive, ambitious RPGs that can be absolutel…
  Ars Technica: Power Mac G5 Dual 2.5GHz - Page 1 - (9/2004) Ars Technica Review: Power Mac G5 Dual 2.5GHz Introduction In early June, Apple finally announced the long-awaited upgrade to its PowerMac G5 line. The o…
  RSS Feeds | Ars Technica Filter by topic Settings RSS Feeds Really Simple Syndication (RSS) is a popular XML-based format designed powerful content distribution (more). RSS allow…
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  paragon | Ars Technica Filter by topic Settings paragon In March of last year, proprietary filesystem vendor Paragon Software unleashed a stream of anti-open source FUD about a…
  steamvr | Ars Technica It doesn't seem like PlayStation VR2 is having quite the same success as its predecessor, which was a runaway hit at a moment when public curiosity and in…
  Ars Technica used in malware campaign with never-before-seen obf… Yeah, Dan clarified to me a few minutes ago that stage 1 definitely reaches out for the web page containing the payload directly. I'd already figured out…
  law | Ars Technica Filter by topic Settings law Two years ago, Epic Games went to court to challenge what it called Apple's monopolistic control of the iOS app marketplace.…
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  open source | Ars Technica Filter by topic Settings — open source Jon Brodkin Jon has been a reporter for Ars Technica since 2011 and covers a wide array of telecom and tech policy…
  Motional | Ars Technica Filter by topic Settings Motional In 2023, you'll be able to take Lyft rides in autonomous Hyundai Ioniq 5s with self-driving systems provided by Motiona…
  security | Ars Technica Filter by topic Settings security With most large language models being run on remote, cloud-based server farms, some users have been reluctant to share …
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  Ars OpenForum This forum is dedicated to the "bigger picture" topics--high-level systems that don't easily fit in the other forums. Before you can build a server room,…
  TV Technica 2020: Our favorite shows and binges in a year of liv… Warning: This story includes major spoilers for the series finale of The Good Place. Although we’ve otherwise done our best to avoid spoiling anything to…
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  Researchers can’t predict long-term Deepwater impact on ocean | … As oil continues to flow into the gulf of Mexico from the exploded Deepwater Horizon drilling rig, people are beginning to wonder what the effects of the …
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  A fresh take on why Octavian won the war against Antony and Cleo… Ars chats with historian Barry Strauss about his book, The War that Made the Roman Empire. Historians widely consider the Battle of Actium in 31 BCE to b…
  cars | Ars OpenForum cars For the sake of simplicity and by popular request, here is the catch-all thread for general discussion of electric cars. From a report to the mods: …

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  Filter by topic Settings tor The FBI spent much of Tuesday locked in an online tug-of-war with one of the Internet’s most aggressive ransomware groups af…

  ipb | Ars Technica The ink has only just dried on the UK's Investigatory Powers Act—the most powerful digital surveillance law in the western world—but home secretary Amber…

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