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Ars Technica specializes in original news and reviews, analysis of technology trends, and expert advice on topics ranging from the most fundamental aspects of technology to the many ways technology is helping us enjoy our world.
ejacqui "The beats. They were just so fat."
by Jacqui Cheng, Associate Editor, Arstechnica (Rank #8)
arstechnica Kelihos botnet remains very much dead after all: http://t.co/awvkuK47 by @dangoodin001
by Ars Technica (Rank #8)
ejacqui It occurs to me that the cost of a coworking space is probably cheaper per month than therapy.
by Jacqui Cheng, Associate Editor, Arstechnica (Rank #8)
siracusa @ejacqui It does say "or current owner…"
by John Siracusa, Writer, Arstechnica (Rank #8)
siracusa @codinghorror One Twitter account for two people? Sexism! (Congratulations.)
by John Siracusa, Writer, Arstechnica (Rank #8)
arstechnica LibreOffice stats: 400 total contributors, thousands of code commits every month: http://t.co/uAsdvvqa by @segphault
by Ars Technica (Rank #8)
siracusa I was going to root for the Pats out of local loyalty, but then I saw this: http://t.co/zLjKfBdk
by John Siracusa, Writer, Arstechnica (Rank #8)
ejacqui This basically summarizes my life. http://t.co/CFJIYTD3
by Jacqui Cheng, Associate Editor, Arstechnica (Rank #8)
kenfisher LMFAO, as the time it took to download the Infinity Blade II update from Apple, two new updates became available.
by Ken Fisher, Founder & Editor-in-Chief, Arstechnica (Rank #8)
siracusa Hypercritical episode #53 is up: http://t.co/WzmX8WqS Brad Pitt Gets to Contribute
by John Siracusa, Writer, Arstechnica (Rank #8)
segphault Saw this story on Slashdot about a 3D-printed titanium jaw: http://t.co/YEFF7Btv Reminded me of this guy: https://t.co/59mXtnqn
by Ryan Paul, Open Source Editor, Arstechnica (Rank #8)
ejacqui Close enough… I guess? http://t.co/9n75q8UU
by Jacqui Cheng, Associate Editor, Arstechnica (Rank #8)
arstechnica Indiana backing away from bill allowing creation "science" into classrooms: http://t.co/Hfug9cLE by @j_timmer
by Ars Technica (Rank #8)
arstechnica FDA whistleblowers say government retaliated with spyware: http://t.co/KwiVMjRD by @JBrodkin
by Ars Technica (Rank #8)
kenfisher How many can you get right? Tough, but short political quiz http://t.co/uFC2l0cB
by Ken Fisher, Founder & Editor-in-Chief, Arstechnica (Rank #8)
ejacqui However, this is my first Friday working here. At 3:30pm, you'd think it was closer to 8pm. Alcoholic much, Bucktown?
by Jacqui Cheng, Associate Editor, Arstechnica (Rank #8)
ejacqui I am working at Map Room this afternoon, which is a perfectly fine and respectable workplace most days. Free WiFi, coffee, beer, etc.
by Jacqui Cheng, Associate Editor, Arstechnica (Rank #8)
arstechnica Apple updates iBooks Author EULA to clarify restriction on format, not content: http://t.co/gYGCOoKL by @foresmac
by Ars Technica (Rank #8)
ejacqui THIS LIME IS OFFENSIVE. http://t.co/Nj4VOXGw (via @clint )
by Jacqui Cheng, Associate Editor, Arstechnica (Rank #8)
jonst0kes "Startup boom" as disguised jobs fair... on point: http://t.co/bDer9HBH
by Jon Stokes, Deputy Editor, Arstechnica (Rank #8)
ejacqui One Town's War on Gay Teens: http://t.co/FcjyiUiT (via @fakedansavage )
by Jacqui Cheng, Associate Editor, Arstechnica (Rank #8)
arstechnica Study of deadly flu sparks debate amidst fears of new pandemic: http://t.co/8TZpLGHp by @j_timmer
by Ars Technica (Rank #8)
arstechnica "I was punched in the face": Kim Dotcom says police used excessive force in raid: http://t.co/zsMu3ZPJ by @binarybits
by Ars Technica (Rank #8)
arstechnica Refurbished Motorola Xooms came with private data from previous owners: http://t.co/iahXiwrw by @caseyjohnston
by Ars Technica (Rank #8)
arstechnica ACTA on the edge in Europe? Poland suspends ratification, Greece gets hacked: http://t.co/SbP3LUmy by @drpizza
by Ars Technica (Rank #8)
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