People have been complaining for a while that passing a CAPTCHA is too difficult, but developer and tech CEO Guillermo […]
Someone made a CAPTCHA where you play Doom on Nightmare difficulty Read Post »
Capabilities used in or justified by extreme circumstances often become commonplace and are used for much more mundane things in
The Russian space program reached a significant milestone over the holidays with the 2,000th launch of a rocket from the
Russia just launched the 2,000th Semyorka rocket—it’s both a triumph and tragedy Read Post »
Tesla sold almost 1.8 million cars in 2024, according to data released by the company this morning. Unfortunately for the
Tesla sales fell for the first time in over a decade Read Post »
Silicon chip manufacturers like Intel and TSMC are constantly outdoing themselves to make ever smaller features, but they are getting
Using 2D materials on chips without destroying the wiring Read Post »
It’s getting harder to access popular adult sites in the US South. On Wednesday, Pornhub’s owner, Aylo, kicked off the
Almost the entire US South is now being blocked by Pornhub Read Post »
If you’ve been too busy reading about giant old TVs to take part in this year’s Ars Technica Charity Drive
Final Reminder: Donate today to win swag in our annual Charity Drive sweepstakes Read Post »
Corporate executives are being hit with an influx of hyper-personalized phishing scams generated by artificial intelligence bots, as the fast-developing
AI-generated phishing emails are getting very good at targeting executives Read Post »
Reverse engineer Scotty Allen made his own iPhone. Well, more accurately, he made his own iPhone enclosure out of a
How (and Why) a Reverse Engineer 3D-Printed an iPhone Read Post »
Back in 2019, we told you about an intriguing experiment to test a famous anthropological legend about an elderly Inuit
Inside the hands-on lab of an experimental archaeologist Read Post »
