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After 50 years, Ars staffers pick their favorite Saturday Night Live sketches
The character is a hero in his town, but when he throws acid on people, their skin melts, and they…
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CenturyLink nightmares: Users keep asking Ars for help with multi-month outages
Separately, a CenturyLink customer named David Stromberg in Bellevue, Washington, told us that his phone service had been out since…
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ISP failed to comply with New York’s $15 broadband law—until Ars got involved
“Our materials have been updated, including all internal documents and trainings, in addition to our external website,” Optimum told us…
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Ars readers gave over $39,000 in our 2024 Charity Drive
Last month, we asked readers to donate to a couple of good causes in our 2024 Charity Drive sweepstakes. And…
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Ars’ favorite games of 2024 that were not released in 2024
So here’s to you, Stardew Valley. You were one of the brightest parts of my 2024, and a game that…
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The 20 most-read stories of 2024 on Ars Technica
The Raspberry Pi 5 inside its official case. Credit: Andrew Cunningham The Raspberry Pi 5 inside its official case. Credit:…
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Ars Technica’s top 20 video games of 2024
-Kevin Purdy Sixty Four Oleg Danilov; Windows, Mac I try not to think about, or write about, games in the…
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12 days of OpenAI: The Ars Technica recap
Over the past 12 business days, OpenAI has announced a new product or demoed an AI feature every weekday, calling…
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Meet Hyperlight, Ars Technica’s new, even brighter “Light” mode
Like many sites, apps, and operating systems, Ars Technica has both “Light” and “Dark” visual styles. They look great! But…
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Win hardware, collectibles, and more in the 2024 Ars Technica Charity Drive
It’s once again that special time of year when we give you a chance to do well by doing good.…
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