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Ars Technica's ultimate board game gift guide, 2019 edition
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Guidemaster: Nine gift ideas for the tech enthusiast in your life1 day ago
Ridiculous in the right way: Unmatched: Battle of Legends4 hours ago
A sobering message about the future at AI's biggest party5 hours ago
Jumanji: The Next Level is less fresh this time around but still lots of fun21 hours ago
Apple's new Screen Time Communication Limits are easily beaten with a bug21 hours ago
Feds reap data from 1,500 phones in largest reported reverse-location warrant21 hours ago
Google's Pixelbook Go now comes in high-end 4K, $1,399 variant21 hours ago
FCC's "illogical" claim that broadband isn't telecommunications faces appeal22 hours ago
Deep Learning breakthrough made by Rice University scientists1 day ago
AT&T doesn't want you to see its slow Internet speed-test results1 day ago
The 2020 Mazda CX-30 is a crossover you'll actually enjoy driving1 day ago
The next Xbox has a name and a new design: Behold, 2020's Xbox Series X1 day ago
Review: Castle Rock's signature slow burn pays off in tight, twisty finale1 day ago
Judge serves up sizzling rebuke of Arkansas' anti-veggie-meat labeling law1 day ago
Nebula VPN routes between hosts privately, flexibly, and efficiently1 day ago
Wave of Ring surveillance camera hacks tied to podcast, report finds1 day ago
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Chrome 79 will continuously scan your passwords against public data breaches2 days ago
Dealmaster: Nintendo's Switch Pro Controller is down to $55 today2 days ago
Why new consoles probably won't be enough to save GameStop2 days ago
Anti-vax students say outbreak response violates civil rights—judge disagrees2 days ago
Russia's only carrier, damaged in shipyard accident, now on fire2 days ago
Win part of a $4,500 prize pool in the 2019 Ars Technica Charity Drive2 days ago
This 3D-printed Stanford bunny also holds the data for its own reproduction2 days ago
Boneworks review: An absolute VR mess—yet somehow momentous2 days ago
Senate Judiciary committee interrogates Apple, Facebook about crypto2 days ago
Fewer than 10% of Americans are buying $1,000 smartphones, report says2 days ago
Heatwaves on multiple continents linked by jet stream tendency2 days ago
Lawsuit forces CenturyLink to stop charging "Internet Cost Recovery Fee"2 days ago
New YouTube policy tries to ban "implied" threats, "malicious" insults2 days ago