States and industry get a legal smackdown on climate
An appeals court draws an informative line between science and policy.
Staff / From the minds of Ars
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Limerweek in review: the week's top news in rhyme
There once was a lawyer from Nantucket...
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Staff Blog
Orbitz to Mac users: show us the money!
Orbitz's attempt to target Mac users with nicer options has generated a backlash.
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A NEURO NO-NO?
The ethics of recycling content: Jonah Lehrer accused of self-plagiarism
Op-ed: Is it OK to reuse old work? That's a loaded question with many variables.
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Ars gear: WWDC 2012 liveblog style
See the hardware we'll be using to cover the WWDC 2012 keynote on Monday.
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Staff Blog
Smartphone safety: listen to Ars on WBEZ
Want the short, voice version of our feature series on stalking? You're in luck.
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Staff Blog
Was Righthaven right to sue an Ars author?
A new article sort-of makes the case; I raise a giant eyebrow of skepticism.
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Searching for meaning in distant solar systems
Is it better for a science writer to be technically correct or understood?
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the state of things
An update on our user database and comments
Where we stand with logging in and commenting on the new site.
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The return of the Ars community rank system
In which we return to our roots and celebrate our community.
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A trip to the (virtual) grocery store
"Virtual" grocery stores aren't just for subways in Asia anymore.
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Slippery When Wet
Temporary shutdown of Ars comments and logins for upgrades
It's upgrade time! Be patient.
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Ars Technica seeks Senior Reviews Editor
Ars needs someone obsessed with products and reviews. Is that you?
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"Sandwich makers" now described as "female" under Facebook's "Leet Speak" option
Did you know that Facebook has a "Leet Speak" language option? It has been …
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How the fitbit got me to walk more and be part of society again
The fitbit might be yet another trendy fitness gadget, but it's one that has …
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A day in the life of an Apple event liveblogger
The Family Suite! The free bagels! Senior Apple Editor Jacqui Cheng gives us a …
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Legendary Star Wars concept artist Ralph McQuarrie passes away at 82
McQuarrie helped shape Star Wars, Start Trek, E.T. and other iconic films.
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Ars gear: 2008 triple-headed "Harpertown" Mac Pro
Ever wonder what we use inside and outside the Orbiting HQ?
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From the minds of Ars
Miss Ars being blacked out? Here's how to get back in black
It's easy to keep Ars black if you miss it.
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SOPA Resistance Day begins at Ars
Why Ars Technica opposes the Stop Online Piracy Act.
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Reminder: Ars is hiring two new Editors!
After an amazing 2011, Ars is looking for bigger and better things in 2012. …
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Amazing readers mean Ars is hiring, again, after astounding 2011
Ars Technica continues to grow and now reaches 10 million readers a month— …
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The most popular stories of 2011 on Ars Technica
Take a pinch of Lion, a dash of Anonymous, a bit of Xoom, and a lot of …
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Week in review: Android fragmentation, Windows Phone, and raising Venice
Ars looks back at the week's top stories.
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Moving files through the cloud: your favorite free file-sharing services
What's your favorite free file-sharing service? We've got a couple, but we …
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Feature Story (5 pages)
Divine intervention: Google's Nexus 7 is a fantastic $200 tablet
Like Microsoft, Google shows its own partners how one builds a tablet.
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Feature Story (2 pages)
How software-defined radio could revolutionize wireless
The Phi hopes to do for radio what Apple I did for computing—spark innovation.
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Stay in the know with
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Feature Story (3 pages)
How US software ended up powering Chinese assault helicopters
Why spy or steal when Western companies will sell you the tech you need?
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Feature Story (4 pages)
Tech remorse: worst gadgets we ever bought
Close encounters with technological abominations.
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