Ars Technicaflipped into Ars TechnicaEarthquakes Besides the “Big One,” closer faults could also shake Portland verified_publisherArs Technica - Scott K. Johnson Digging a trench across a fault reveals evidence of past quakes. Coastal denizens of the US Pacific Northwest are (or should be!) familiar with the …
Ars Technicaflipped into Ars TechnicaGMC Hummer Why is everyone building an electric pickup truck? verified_publisherArs Technica - Aarian Marshal, Wired.com Tesla's Cybertruck, GM's $113,000 Hummer, Ford's (e)F-150—then there are the startups. The electric pickup trucks are here. Or almost here, at …
Ars Technicaflipped into Ars TechnicaRussia Hackers behind life-threatening attack on chemical maker are sanctioned verified_publisherArs Technica - Dan Goodin It's now unlawful for US persons to transact with lab owned by the Russian government. Russian state nationals accused of wielding life-threatening …
Ars Technicaflipped into Ars TechnicaGoogle Fi Google Fi now sells the Pixel 4a on a subscription plan for $9 a month verified_publisherArs Technica - Ron Amadeo If you're OK with paying for Fi for two years, you'll actually save some money. Google Fi is now offering a new way to buy phones: a subscription …
Ars Technicaflipped into Ars TechnicaRemdesivir Huge COVID study finds remdesivir doesn’t work—FDA grants approval anyway verified_publisherArs Technica - Beth Mole WHO says its massive study was clearly not included in FDA review. The US Food and Drug Administration on Thursday issued a full approval of the …
Ars Technicaflipped into Ars TechnicaT-Mobile T-Mobile screwups caused nationwide outage, but FCC isn’t punishing carrier verified_publisherArs Technica - Jon Brodkin FCC details T-Mobile failure, "reminds" carriers to follow standard practices. The Federal Communications Commission has finished investigating …
