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White House Sides with Oracle, Tells Supreme Court APIs Are Copyrightable
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162 comments
11 years ago
dengnan
200 points
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Scotland’s floating wind farm is showing how powerful offshore wind can be
arstechnica.com
98 comments
8 years ago
AndrewDucker
200 points
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Cisco routers in at least 4 countries infected by highly stealthy backdoor
arstechnica.com
75 comments
11 years ago
Deinos
200 points
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Notorious patent enforcement entity values its entire portfolio at $2, folds
arstechnica.com
66 comments
8 years ago
bovermyer
200 points
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Automatic emergency braking should become mandatory, feds say
arstechnica.com
497 comments
3 years ago
Bender
199 points
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Telegram files EU antitrust complaint against Apple’s App Store
arstechnica.com
248 comments
6 years ago
confiq
199 points
907.
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Divine intervention: Google's Nexus 7 is a fantastic $200 tablet
arstechnica.com
154 comments
14 years ago
Yoms
199 points
908.
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Disappointed with the TVs at CES 2025
arstechnica.com
272 comments
a year ago
stalfosknight
198 points
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Panel with photovoltaic material layered on silicon hits 33% efficiencies
arstechnica.com
172 comments
3 years ago
mfiguiere
198 points
910.
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Android launches yet another way to spy on users with “Privacy Sandbox” beta
arstechnica.com
149 comments
3 years ago
jacooper
198 points
911.
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Starlink speeds in US dropped from 105Mbps to 53Mbps in the past year
arstechnica.com
146 comments
4 years ago
mfiguiere
198 points
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Air Force budget reveals how much SpaceX undercuts launch prices
arstechnica.com
126 comments
9 years ago
Analemma_
198 points
913.
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Sacklers–who made $11B off opioid crisis–to pay $225M in damages
arstechnica.com
99 comments
6 years ago
throwaway888abc
198 points
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Copyright wars heat up: US wins extradition of college kid from England
arstechnica.com
94 comments
14 years ago
glogla
198 points
915.
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Many patent holders stop looking to East Texas following Supreme Court ruling
arstechnica.com
92 comments
8 years ago
signor_bosco
198 points
916.
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Journalists confused an opinion piece for an alcohol-cancer study
arstechnica.com
91 comments
10 years ago
legodt
198 points
917.
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Why the feds smashed Megaupload
arstechnica.com
69 comments
14 years ago
evo_9
198 points
918.
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Modern “Hackintoshes” show that Apple should probably just build a Mac tower
arstechnica.com
212 comments
9 years ago
Errorcod3
197 points
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Google gets license to test drive autonomous cars on Nevada roads
arstechnica.com
164 comments
14 years ago
aaronjg
197 points
920.
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Proton’s mass radius is apparently shorter than its charge radius
arstechnica.com
114 comments
3 years ago
raattgift
197 points
921.
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Samsung now updates Android for longer than Google does
arstechnica.com
102 comments
5 years ago
samizdis
197 points
922.
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HBO cuts the cord, brings streaming-only service to Europe
arstechnica.com
99 comments
14 years ago
nightbrawler
197 points
923.
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How “randomizers” are breathing new life into old games
arstechnica.com
78 comments
7 years ago
Tomte
197 points
924.
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Intel forges ahead to 10nm, will move away from silicon at 7nm
arstechnica.com
68 comments
11 years ago
0xb0
197 points
925.
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Lawyer representing whistle blowers finds malware on drive supplied by cops
arstechnica.com
66 comments
11 years ago
aestetix
197 points
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BranchScope: A New Side-Channel Attack on Directional Branch Predictor
arstechnica.com
48 comments
8 years ago
ianopolous
197 points
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Sen. Ron Wyden places a "hold" on the Protect IP Act
arstechnica.com
29 comments
15 years ago
chanks
197 points
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SpaceX loses its third Starship prototype during a cryogenic test
arstechnica.com
198 comments
6 years ago
rbanffy
196 points
929.
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Germany: Facebook must destroy its facial recognition database
arstechnica.com
132 comments
14 years ago
smartician
196 points
930.
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StarCraft 2: help us mourn the death of content freedom
arstechnica.com
117 comments
16 years ago
timwiseman
196 points
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