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The Scientific Method meets Stockholm Syndrome
Science Editor John Timmer heads to Sweden for the first-ever Nobel Week Dialog.
Staff / From the minds of Ars
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For the empire: Please take the 2012 Ars Reader Survey
Last call for our survey. Just 1,000 more takers, and we'll share the results.
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Taking time to be thankful
It's Thanksgiving and we have a lot to be thankful for.
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Faster, snappier commenting system
Everybody loves AJAX.
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From the minds of Ars
Windows 8 deep dive
All of our Windows 8 launch coverage, in one place.
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Staff Blog
Comment voting now shows the vote split!
And some more thoughts on opinions versus trolling.
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Staff Blog
Editorial: Meet a science committee that doesn't get science
Congress member on the committee calls science "lies straight from the pit of Hell."
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Observations on what's getting downvoted, with some dissected specimens
A look at the greatest misses of late, and some theorizing.
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Op-ed: Why on-disc downloadable content isn't the crime it's made out to be
Making players pay to unlock doesn't change the core value proposition.
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Comment voting working, getting expanded
46,000 votes in 6 days, now with more at stake.
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Op-Ed: Prepare for Windows 8 induced user rage
Give an average PC user Windows 8 and Office 2013, and watch frustration reign.
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Introducing comment voting on news articles and features
Learn about our new experimental system for reader comments.
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HP CEO: We're screwed (for the next few years)
Meg Whitman reveals how badly HP was managed, hints at pain to come.
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Ars IT Security Editor Dan Goodin receives SANS award
Recognized for outstanding reporting on cybersecurity.
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Staff Blog
R.I.P. iTunes Ping 2010-2012
We're asking Ars readers to riff on amusing Ping headlines.
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We'll be right back
The Ars staff is meeting in Chicago to finalize our plans for world domination.
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Op-ed: iOS 6's Do Not Disturb and the ring/silent switch
The confusing state of affairs surrounding iPhone silencing.
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Presidents—and would-be presidents—can't resist meddling with NASA
Romney would be latest in long tradition of misusing NASA for political gain.
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Introducing “Ignore”—a new comments feature to make your life troll-free
Learn how to quickly banish trolls from Ars comments like they never existed.
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Meet your new reviews editor!
Lee Hutchinson, "pokrface" on the OpenForum, has entered the Orbiting HQ.
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So long, and thanks for all the fish
I'm moving on from my current position at Ars Technica.
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Most of what you read was wrong: how press releases rewrote scientific history
Repeating myths may make good stories, but it breeds confusion. See the ENCODE news.
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Op-ed: Why it makes sense for Apple to plan a Pandora rival
We already have plenty of music streaming options, but none go through Apple.
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The world's most fascist toy?
In which I purchase a one-eyed alien policeman.
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Op-ed: Apple Store may be shifting from customer experience to profit machine
Apple's retail head John Browett is making changes left and right.
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