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April Fools’ joke results in Japanese firm making a beige ’80s throwback PC case

Kevin Purdy @ Ars Technica 1 place · 11/18/2024 11:41 EDT

You can fit lots of modern hardware inside—and prop your monitor on top. Read more ›

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1981

Climate and health benefits of wind and solar dwarf all subsidies

John Timmer @ Ars Technica · 05/29/2024 16:18 EDT

By displacing fossil fuels, wind and solar saved the US $250 billion over 4 years. Read more ›

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1982

TinyPod wants to turn Apple Watches into minimalist phones that feel like iPods

Kevin Purdy @ Ars Technica · 05/29/2024 15:22 EDT

Creator shares price and design details, and mission to help people disconnect. Read more ›

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1983

Used Teslas are getting very cheap, but buying one can be risky

Jonathan M. Gitlin @ Ars Technica · 05/29/2024 14:48 EDT

As used Teslas drop in price, are they a bargain or buyer beware? Read more ›

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1984

Beth Mole @ Ars Technica · 05/29/2024 14:12 EDT

The alpacas were known to be in close contact with infected birds. Read more ›

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1985

Google is killing off the messaging service inside Google Maps

Ron Amadeo @ Ars Technica · 05/29/2024 14:05 EDT

Google Maps has had its own chat platform since 2018, but it's shutting down in July. Read more ›

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1986

Google accused of secretly tracking drivers with disabilities

Ashley Belanger @ Ars Technica · 05/29/2024 13:56 EDT

Google recklessly violated privacy laws to spike ad profits, lawsuit says. Read more ›

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1987

8BitDo’s Retro IBM-inspired keyboard could use more retro

Scharon Harding @ Ars Technica · 05/29/2024 13:43 EDT

Numpad sold separately. Read more ›

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1988

Ars Live: Caleb Henry joins us to discuss the profitability of Starlink

Eric Berger @ Ars Technica · 05/29/2024 13:13 EDT

How has Starlink has gone from zero to profitability in five years? Read more ›

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1989

Sony apologizes for interview it says “misrepresented” a Last of Us creator

Kyle Orland @ Ars Technica · 05/29/2024 12:51 EDT

Move comes after Druckmann publicly disavowed some quotes: "This is not quite what I said." Read more ›

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1990

This is Cadillac’s new entry-level EV, the $54,000 Optiq crossover

Ars Contributors @ Ars Technica · 05/29/2024 12:00 EDT

Cadillac tells Ars how it differentiated the Optiq from the Chevrolet Equinox. Read more ›

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1991

OpenAI board only learned about ChatGPT from Twitter, according to former member

Benj Edwards @ Ars Technica · 05/29/2024 11:54 EDT

Helen Toner, center of struggle with Altman, suggests CEO fostered "toxic atmosphere" at company. Read more ›

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1992

WIRED @ Ars Technica · 05/29/2024 11:42 EDT

A flaw with the digital wallet and a bit of luck did the trick. Read more ›

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1993

Lawsuit argues Call of Duty helped cause the Uvalde school shooting

Kyle Orland @ Ars Technica · 05/29/2024 10:55 EDT

Suit: Activision is "manipulating players' brain chemistry," ignoring "use by minors." Read more ›

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1994

Our only mission at Venus may have just gone dark

Eric Berger @ Ars Technica · 05/29/2024 10:02 EDT

A jealous planet guards its secrets closely? Read more ›

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1995

Daily Telescope: See carbon dioxide sublimating on Mars

Eric Berger @ Ars Technica · 05/29/2024 08:00 EDT

An amazing photo from an aging spacecraft. Read more ›

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1996

The Unistellar Odyssey smart telescope made me question what stargazing means

Ars Contributors @ Ars Technica · 05/29/2024 07:00 EDT

The age-old pursuit of looking at the heavens is finally getting an upgrade. Read more ›

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1997

US sanctions operators of “free VPN” that routed crime traffic through user PCs

Dan Goodin @ Ars Technica · 05/28/2024 19:28 EDT

911 S5 residential proxy service was comprised of 19 million IP addresses. Read more ›

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1998

Bentley is replacing its W12 engine with a plug-in hybrid—and let us try it

Jonathan M. Gitlin @ Ars Technica · 05/28/2024 19:01 EDT

Plug-in hybrid powertrain perfectly suits Bentley's next Continental GT Speed. Read more ›

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1999

Neuralink rival sets brain-chip record with 4,096 electrodes on human brain

Beth Mole @ Ars Technica · 05/28/2024 17:41 EDT

Precision expects its minimally invasive brain implant to hit the market next year. Read more ›