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Hang on to your magical tridents, the final Aquaman trailer is here
Mon 9:18pm By Jennifer Ouellette
But if you're skeptical about the film, there's not much here to change your mind.

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Russia’s Cozy Bear comes out of hiding with post-election spear-phishing blitz
Mon 8:30pm By Dan Goodin
Emails that seem eerily familiar masquerade as US State Department.

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Charter, Comcast don’t have 1st Amendment right to discriminate, court rules
Mon 6:20pm By Jon Brodkin
Byron Allen's multi-billion dollar suits against Charter and Comcast can proceed.

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NASA picks a landing spot on Mars for its 2020 rover
Mon 5:40pm By John Timmer
Nailing the landing will require technology developed since Curiosity's launch.

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Doomed Argentine sub found a year after its disappearance
Mon 5:17pm By Sean Gallagher
Underwater drones discover wreck in South Atlantic.

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Activision ignores accessibility guidelines, skips Spyro subtitles
Mon 3:03pm By Kyle Orland
"I can't help but feel insulted by what Activision said, honestly."

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Dealmaster: A whole bunch of early Black Friday deals have gone live
Mon 2:50pm By Ars Staff
Including deals on Amazon devices, TVs, Microsoft Surface devices, and more.

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That PG-13 version of Deadpool 2 you’ve been asking for is coming—with Fred Savage
Mon 2:25pm By Sam Machkovech
Mum on exact details, but Savage drops a, er, savage insult in today's trailer.

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Forget VR treadmills—Google patents motorized, omnidirectional VR sneakers
Mon 1:28pm By Ron Amadeo
Google's idea would cancel out walking locomotion with motorized roller skates.

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What we can learn about crowd behavior by watching the Tour de France
Mon 1:18pm By Jennifer Ouellette
The group motion is similar to fluid circulation, marked by two types of waves.

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Bitcoin and Ethereum fall to lows not seen since 2017
Mon 11:39am By Timothy B. Lee
Every major cryptocurrency has seen its value plunge in recent days.

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The Ars Holiday Gift Guide 2018—good tech for the home and home office
Mon 10:30am By Jeff Dunn
Our latest gift guide aims at tech for working and relaxing around the house.

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Virgin Orbit flies its rocket into the skies for the first time
Mon 8:50am By Eric Berger
“The vehicles flew like a dream today."

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Tim Cook defends using Google as primary search engine on Apple devices
Mon 7:40am By Valentina Palladino
Apple CEO also thinks forthcoming federal regulation of tech companies is "inevitable."

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Ajit Pai isn’t saying whether ISPs deliver the broadband speeds you pay for
Mon 7:30am By Jon Brodkin
FCC is still measuring in-home speeds—but hasn't released report in two years.

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Convicted tax fraudster sues CNBC for defamation, says he’s not a “hacker”
Mon 6:45am By Cyrus Farivar
Daniel Rigmaiden, now a privacy advocate, heads to court representing himself.

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Insect-inspired microfluidics could help Ant-Man and the Wasp breathe
Sun 5:00pm By Jennifer Ouellette
Shrinking from human to ant size would increase metabolic rate and oxygen needs.

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Battery idea: Hydroelectric pumped storage, but with bricks
Sun 2:30pm By Megan Geuss
Company called Energy Vault has an agreement to build a pilot tower in India in 2019.

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Huge, previously unknown impact crater found beneath Greenland’s ice
Sun 11:00am By Scott K. Johnson
Its age is unknown—and a touchy subject.

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New TV spot for Glass will make you want to believe in super powers
Sun 10:30am By Jennifer Ouellette
Samuel Jackson's criminal mastermind wants the world to see super powers are real.

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