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  1. Researchers break security guarantees of TTE networking used in spacecraft

    Used by NASA and many others, time-triggered Ethernet safety can be compromised.

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  2. “Project Volterra” review: Microsoft’s $600 Arm PC that almost doesn’t suck

    There's a reason it isn't a Surface PC, but it's good for its intended purpose.

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  3. The oracle who predicted SLS’s launch in 2023 has thoughts about Artemis III

    An unbiased industry source is back for more space policy spitballing.

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  4. 2022 Apple TV 4K review: HDR10+ rounds out an already excellent streaming box

    A lower price makes this mostly unchanged device much more appealing.

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  5. The best wireless mechanical keyboards

    Want mechanical typing without bulky cables? Here are our 4 favorite options.

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  6. Ars has exclusive behind-the-scenes video from The Callisto Protocol

    The next game from Dead Space's Glen Schofield is coming—and we filmed everything.

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  7. America’s slow-moving, confused crypto regulation is driving industry out of US

    US is likely to end another year without clear guidance on digital assets.

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  8. Megalodon and other extinct giant sharks started life in nurseries

    The largest sharks ever seem to have left their young in an unsupervised daycare.

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  9. God of War Ragnarök review: A scattered but strong sequel

    "Dad of Boy" gives way to an uneven collection of Norse mythology fan fiction.

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  10. Video games invade the art world in MoMA’s Never Alone exhibition

    Are games art? Who cares. Exhibit is more interested in how they bring us together.

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  11. RIP Google Hangouts, Google’s last, best chance to compete with iMessage

    Today Google realizes it needs to fight iMessage, but it's 8 years too late.

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  12. Massive pandemic relief fraud has Congress eyeing digital IDs

    Fintech platforms help US regulators weigh security benefits of digital IDs.

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  13. Meta Quest Pro review: For those with more money than sense

    Nearly four times the price definitely doesn’t mean nearly four times the quality.

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  14. Meet the Windows servers that have been fueling massive DDoSes for months

    Misconfigured CLDAP services on MS domain controllers are amplifying data floods.

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  15. 2022 iPad Pro review: Impressively, awkwardly fast and capable

    This year's iPad Pro has even more power. It's nice, but a true upgrade beckons.

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  16. macOS 13 Ventura: The Ars Technica review

    A pleasantly surprising new multitasking UI and app redesigns define macOS 13.

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  17. Pixel 7 Pro review: Still the best Android phone you can buy

    The new additions and features didn't work out, but the basics are still great.

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  18. Intel i9-13900K and i5-13600K review: Beating AMD at its own game

    AMD's tech is ahead of the curve, but Raptor Lake swamps Ryzen with E-cores.

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  19. What do you get when you cross an e-bike with a supercar?

    The Vintage Roadster offers a load of performance in a gorgeous package.

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  20. Comcast wanted $210,000 for Internet—so this man helped expand a co-op fiber ISP

    Fed up with Comcast and AT&T;, Silicon Valley residents started their own network.

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  21. How a Microsoft blunder opened millions of PCs to potent malware attacks

    Microsoft said Windows automatically blocked dangerous drivers. It didn't.

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  22. “So much screaming inside me”—Google Stadia shutdown stuns indie developers

    Game makers were still working on their ports when shutdown news went public.

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  23. Pixel Watch review: Beautiful, fast, and way too expensive

    It could be better, but it might be good enough for a wearables-starved ecosystem.

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  24. All the Best Prime Day Deals still running for Amazon’s Early Access sale [Updated]

    We've sorted through Amazon's pre-holiday sale to find the stuff that's worth your time.

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  25. RTX 4090 review: Spend at least $1,599 for Nvidia’s biggest bargain in years

    Our review also dives deeply into DLSS 3—and how it may affect future Nvidia GPUs.

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  26. Stoke Space aims to build rapidly reusable rocket with a completely novel design

    "We took a leap of faith and jumped off a cliff."

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  27. The actor who claims he co-created Mortal Kombat

    Mortal Kombat's digitized martial artists went to court for more credit in the '90s.

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  28. What happened to the virtual reality gaming revolution?

    VR hasn't taken over the world, but that doesn't mean it has failed.

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  29. Intel A770, A750 review: We are this close to recommending these GPUs

    New GPU series, ranging from $289 to $349, is less "amazing" and more "interesting."

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  30. Black holes can’t trash info about what they swallow—and that’s a problem

    Solving the information paradox could unlock quantum gravity and unification of forces.

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  31. The best Mac desktop clients for Gmail aficionados

    Gmail, the service? Not bad. Gmail, the website? Eh. Time for a real client.

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  32. How hobbyist hackers are preserving Pokémon’s past—and shaping its future

    Enthusiasts are intent on improving old games, whether Nintendo likes it or not.

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  33. We interviewed Linux OS through an AI bot to discover its secrets

    In the world's first operating system interview, Linux tells all about Windows, Torvalds, and its favorite distro.

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  34. Dialing back the bling makes a better EV: The 2023 Mercedes EQE sedan

    Great aerodynamic efficiency and class-leading infotainment are highlights.

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  35. Ryzen 7600X and 7950X review: Zen 4 starts off expensive but impressive

    Thermal behavior is a bit odd, but there's lots to like about these new CPUs.

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  36. iOS 16 review: Customization unlocked

    The lock screen gets a major overhaul.

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