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Ars Technica Subscriptions: Page 1 Ars Technica turned to voluntary subscriptions in 2001 for three reasons: we want to keep Ars Technica on the 'net, keep advertising content low, and we want to be able to provide the best service possible. Ars Technica and the Ars OpenForum is one of the largest tech communities online, and from your e-mails, we've learned that many of you are eager to help support the community. Ars Technica is quite unique in that we endeavor to buy the materials we review whenever possible, and we never take handouts from manufacturers who expect a pat-on-the-back in return (and many of them do). arstechnica.com /etc/subscribe/subscribe-1.html   (573 words)

MacSlash | Ars Technica Adds Mac Feature Articles Ars is typically very platform neutral and has deep technology articles. This is a great example of how OS X and the resurgent Macintosh hardware have combined to entice hard-core techies out of their longstanding instinctive dislike of the Mac. Ars is starting to follow the trend set by Slashdot. www.macslash.org /article.pl?sid=03/07/29/1829218   (453 words)

Team Ars Technica Lamb Chop The fact that TLC, through the Ars community and the call for help on the front page, got more than a 1000 - yes that is right one thousand, new users, just shows the strength and depth of our community. Ars Team Lamb Chop has so far this month received 899 new members. Ars Team Lamb Chop's call for help has received a massive response from the Ars community. www.teamlambchop.com   (1883 words)

Ars Food Court :: Distributed computing mayhem The official Team # for the ARS Technica contribution to the Folding@Home distributed computing project is Team #14. Ars Technica has taken the number one spot in the DC Vault. The Ars Food Court was recently moved to a new server so I spent a bit of time tidying thinks up by pulling out some of the old team sites that were sat in directories gathering dust on the old server and collecting them together. www.arsfoodcourt.com   (1834 words)

Ars Technica [Archive] - PC Apex Forums Ars Technica // Jihadist e-bomb fails to explode on November 11, experts doubt claim Ars Technica // Intel's new ARK is lifeboat for journalists, chip junkies Ars Technica // Judge forces telcos to retain data in NSA spy case forums.pcapex.com /archive/f-60.html   (3196 words)

MacUser: Ars Technica tortures the second gen iPod shuffle Ars Technica tortures the second gen iPod shuffle Ars Technica’s Jacqui Cheng puts the second generation iPod shuffle through its paces, reviewing not only the essential elements of usability, but also taking the time to step on it, drop it from a third floor balcony, immerse it in beer, and run over it with her car. I then took the shuffle out running with me. Clipped securely to my Ars hoodie, there was little danger of the shuffle falling…so I removed it from the hoodie and held it in-hand. www.macuser.com /ipod/ars_technica_tortures_the_seco.php   (585 words)

Ars OpenForum Acceptable Use Agreement (AUP): Page 1 Although the Ars OpenForum does not and cannot review the messages posted and is not responsible for the content of any of these messages, we reserve the right to delete any message for any or no reason whatsoever. You remain solely responsible for the content of your messages, and you agree to indemnify and hold harmless Ars Technica, Infopop, Inc. (the makers of the bulletin board framework), and their agents with respect to any claim based upon transmission of your message(s). Ars Technica must also reserve the right to reveal your identity (or whatever information we know about you) in the event of legal action arising from any message posted by you. origin.arstechnica.com /site/forum-use.ars   (574 words)

Ars Technica Widget - Dashboard - News When it comes to news, opinions, and technology reviews, Ars Technica provides content that informs, not conforms to industry hoopla or some IT Manager’s idea of proven technology. As you may have already gathered, Ars Technica is not about “Us vs. Them” approaches to technology and computing. Ars is about power users and the tools they want. www.apple.com /downloads/dashboard/news/arstechnicawidget.html   (183 words)

Ars Technica Information The name "Ars Technica" is a Latin phrase, "(The) Technical Arts." The main content is a blog-style presentation of news stories, interspersed with advertising. Of particular note are CPU Theory and Praxis articles written by Ars Technica co-founder Jon "Hannibal" Stokes, and John Siracusa's series of lengthy articles covering releases of Mac OS X and related Apple Macintosh subjects from 1999 onwards. Ars Technica’s Terms of Service (located on the forum index [11]) notes that they do not monitor the entire contents of their forum. www.bookrags.com /wiki/Ars_Technica   (921 words)

Ars Technica Ars was there last week as D-Wave demonstrated their 16-qubit quantum computer. Ars looks at what's inside the cold, fl box: a true quantum computer or a device that merely blurs the boundary between classical and quantum computing. Ars takes the new and improved N800 out for a spin, checking out the hardware and software, including the browser, its secret FM radio, and VNC (among other things). csociety.ecn.purdue.edu /~jacoby/Includes/ars.html   (566 words)

Create Digital Music » Ars Technica DJ Software Review Round-Up, But Where’s djDecks? The mighty Ars Technica regularly takes on technically-intense reviews of processors and operating systems, but this time they’ve turned their attentions to something else altogether: DJ software. It’s a rare treat to see Ars doing DJ software, but there are some notable omissions. So for a review on DJ software to be useful to the general Ars audience you have to cover the very basics. createdigitalmusic.com /2006/09/14/ars-technica-dj-software-review-round-up-but-wheres-djdecks   (1491 words)

[legacy] Ars Technica: The PC enthusiast's resource   (Site not responding. Last check: ) Ars Technica Team Beef Roast (TBR) has been th Ars representative for the distributed.net projects for quite some time. Through the contribution of their members they were been able to achieve 12th overall in the RC5-64 project and are currently placed 17th overall in the OGR-25 project. First of all, advertisers would be legally obligated to add a filterable [ADV:] to their subject lines, and secondly, the government would offer bounties for people who track down spammers operating outside of this scheme, with funds to come from the spammer's own pockets. www.rtmark.com /legacy/more/articles/etoyArsTechnica.html   (4607 words)

Ars OpenForum 3.0b - Powered by eve community This area is for commenting on Ars Technica News, Articles, and Editorials. You must be a subscriber to post in this forum, and you must also be registered to view this forum. Posting your queries to this forum will be the best way to get an informative response from those who are involved in the various projects. episteme.arstechnica.com   (599 words)

John Siracusa's Ars Technica Articles Ars Technica Apple Specialist John Siracusa spent considerable time with the application, and has an extensive review full of screenshots that not only covers Delicious Library in detail, but sheds some light on what makes good Macintosh software, period. It's time for another chapter in the ongoing saga of Ars Technica's exhaustive Mac OS X coverage. Ars is here with the straight dope on Mac OS X DP3, the first release of the forthcoming OS to feature a working version of Aqua. siracusa.home.mindspring.com /john/articles/ars   (2065 words)

Digg - Virtua Figher 5: The Ars Technica Review Ars gets down and dirty with the PlayStation 3's first hardcore fighting title. sorry but these are probably more credible than ars' review... ars technica is just a really good fighting game. digg.com /gaming_news/Virtua_Figher_5_The_Ars_Technica_Review   (413 words)

Wired News: Cheaters Bow to Peer Pressure The cheating was always dismissed as a nothing more than a nuisance, but one of the leaders of the biggest Seti teams suggested that cheating may be widespread. Fisher said the Ars Technica team recently discovered two, possibly three, cheaters in the ranks of its team, which has 3,800 members and is regularly among the top five most productive Seti@home squads. Fisher said the cheating was unconscionable and he was angry that the Ars team had been exploited by the cheats. www.wired.com /news/technology/0,1282,41838,00.html   (1173 words)

Ars Technica The Ars Emporium is the main hub for all Ars Technica swag, gear and now books! We carry a wide variety of Ars products, and part of the cost of each product supports Ars Technica. We have been selling merchandise for more than five years, and we only use quality supplies and only accept workmanship of the highest quality. store.arstechnica.com   (115 words)

Ars Technica Reviews Aperture || The Mac Observer Ars Technica put Apple's new pro-level image editing and management application, Aperture, through its paces, and came back disappointed. On the down side, Ars Technica was disappointed with the hard to read text in the interface, the inability to edit base EXIF and IPTC data, and poor RAW conversion. The Ars review is a fair and helpful insight into some of the essential pros and cons of Aperture. www.macobserver.com /article/2005/12/05.8.shtml   (1141 words)

Ars OpenForum 3.0b - Powered by eve community You must be a subscriber to post in this forum, and you must also be registered to view this forum. This forum is for customer questions and support involving the Ars Emporium merchandise site. This forum is for Ars game server admin business only. episteme.arstechnica.com /eve/ubb.x   (576 words)

Ars Technica 2006 holiday gift guide (Actionscript Hero)   (Site not responding. Last check: ) Ars Technica 2006 holiday gift guide (Actionscript Hero) Sometimes it's easy to find that perfect something for that perfect someone; other times it can also be an exercise in frustration, to say the least. Many more can be found on the main index page or by looking through the archives. www.actionscripthero.com /blog/2006/12/ars_technica_2006_holiday_gift_guide.html   (196 words)

Ars Technica Widget 1.1 - MacUpdate When it comes to news, opinions, and technology reviews, Ars Technica provides content that informs, not conforms to industry hoopla or some IT ManagerÕs idea of proven technology. As you may have already gathered, Ars Technica is not about ÒUs vs. ThemÓ approaches to technology and computing. Ars is about power users and the tools they want. www.macupdate.com /info.php/id/20394   (147 words)

Wii: Ars Technica Eyes Leaked Wii Specs Skeptically - Kotaku   (Site not responding. Last check: ) Jon Hannibal Stokes, a gearhead over at Ars Technica, took a closer look at the "leaked" Wii specs. Those are specs I copied and pasted from one of the many pages of unofficial Gekko documentation that I was able to dig up on Google with a few keystrokes. But we think Stokes is right when he says: "Personally, I have a hard time imagining that IBM, ATI, and Nintendo have invested all this time and money into a product that's basically a speedbump of an existing product." Back to incredulity. www.kotaku.com /gaming/wii/ars-technica-eyes-leaked-wii-specs-skeptically-191795.php   (578 words)

Ars Technica - General Information Who we are and what we're doing with this little adventure known as Ars Technica. The definitive style guide to be used by all contributors to Ars Technica. This is the Acceptable Use Agreement (AUP) for the Ars OpenForum. origin.arstechnica.com /site.ars   (243 words)

Ars Technica Team Egg Roll :: Distributed computing mayhem We would be glad to answer any of your questions or help you in any way that we can. You can also find the above thread by pressing the ARS Technica OpenForum button below on the left, then select "Distributed Computing Arcana", last select threads starting with TER in the title. The comments are property of their posters, all the rest (c) 2003 - 2005 by Ars Team Egg Roll ter.arsfoodcourt.com   (305 words)

Ars Technica « WordPress.com Straight from Ars Technica: “2007 has not been kind to AMD. : Straight from Ars Technica: “DRM’s biggest problem is the name, according to HBO chief technology officer Bob Zitter. : Straight from Ars Technica: “The foes of satellite radio are marshaling their forces again, as a bill introduced to Congress … more » wordpress.com /tag/ars-technica   (623 words)

Shuttle Europe - 2005-02-09 - Ars Technica: SN95G5 - The Leading edge of a surge Ars Technica tested the Shuttle XPC Barebone SN95G5 and was surprised by the usablility of this mini. At the factor of noise, which always was a category where Shuttles pointed, Ars Technica only mentioned two points: Ars Technicas conclusions or who is this SFF PC ideal for: de.shuttle.com /en/desktopdefault.aspx/tabid-406/3_read-10689   (286 words)

Digg - Ars Technica Reviews The Zune Ars usually has quality content especially when compared to sensationalist bandwith-mongering whores like Engadget. The Ars review clearly states that the Zune doesn't support VBR encoding. The Zune actually sounds better than I thought it was going to be, but the thing that worries me is what Ars brought up: If Apple introduces WiFi into their upcoming iPods, Microsoft's ace-in-the-hole is blown, and they're totally screwed. digg.com /hardware/Ars_Technica_Reviews_The_Zune   (6051 words)

Inside the IBM PowerPC 970 — Part I: Design Philosophy and Front End: Page 1 It is definitely true that a comparison between the 970 and the upcoming Opteron would be much more apples-to-apples than the current project, and in fact such a comparison seems like a no-brainer. However, having published extensively on the P4 and G4e here at Ars, it's much more convenient for both myself and for Ars' audience to refer to these two processors as a baseline when talking about IBM's new offering. Still, there's nothing to stop me from doing a later article on the Opteron that uses the 970 as a basis for comparison. www.arstechnica.com /cpu/02q2/ppc970/ppc970-1.html   (1062 words)

MacNN | Ars Technica on "Mac Pro" specs Ars Technica has offered a detailed tally that includes 1GB of RAM, an ATI X1900 XT graphics card, 250GB hard drive, motherboard, six SATA-II ports, five PCI slots (2 PCIe, 3 PCI-X, 1 PCI), power supply, Apple's Mighty mouse with a keyboard, DVD burner, and two Xeon 5150 CPUs running at 2.66GHz. The report also reinforces recent rumors surrounding the enclosure of the Mac Pro, suggesting that Apple's new enclosure will remain similar to its current Power Mac G5. Apple will probably use Intel's Merom chip in its MacBook Pro, MacBook, and Mac mini models due to heat requirements, as the Conroe chip would be too hot for the Mini and consume too much power for usage in notebooks. www.macnn.com /articles/06/07/17/ars.on.mac.pro.specs   (859 words)

Ars Technica’s XP Tweaking Guide ~ Tech News Watch Ars Technica’s XP Tweaking Guide">Ars Technica’s XP Tweaking Guide Sure, many of us still dual-boot with Win9x, because it is faster for many games, but the joy of a true 32-bit operating system with full consumer support is too much for many of us to remain loyal to NT 4.0 or Windows 2000. Now that Windows XP has matured past its infancy and many (but by far not all) of the bugs have been shaken out of it, Ars Technica brings you the first in a series of tweak guides for this illustrious and yet somewhat finicky OS. www.lockergnome.com /nexus/news/2003/05/07/ars-technicas-xp-tweaking-guide   (599 words)

Ars Technica delves (deep) into OS X 10.1 - O'Reilly Mac DevCenter Blog Ars Technica delves (deep) into OS X 10.1 - O'Reilly Mac DevCenter Blog Ars Technica delves (deep) into OS X 10.1 Ars Technica continues its fantastic in-depth technical review of Mac OS X, covering everything from installing to enhancing, page swapping to UI. www.oreillynet.com /mac/blog/2001/10/ars_technica_delves_deep_into.html   (189 words)

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