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LordCinnamon: So, two pretty interesting articles from ars technica. How's rest of the site? Worth following? How does it compare to say, gizmodo or wired?

I find it to be an amazing website (the forums are also great) which is rarely biased and almost never PR driven articles.
It has a more broad reach than giz. because it covers almost everything related to IT as well as science and at times parts of social media and business.
As for Wired, they are both owned by the same company Cond� Nast (after a recent aquisition); Ars has more in-depth coverage than Wired in my opinion.
All in all, I honestly recommend it. At least go and skim their front page.
Oh, also, don't judge the website by the comments as there's been a recent influx of stupid people when Ars did an experiment and blocked content for those using add-blockers. Most of the people in the forums are amazing and rarely even comment on the site.
Post edited March 19, 2010 by AndrewC
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LordCinnamon: So, two pretty interesting articles from ars technica. How's rest of the site? Worth following? How does it compare to say, gizmodo or wired?
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AndrewC: I find it to be an amazing website (the forums are also great) which is rarely biased and almost never PR driven articles.
It has a more broad reach than giz. because it covers almost everything related to IT as well as science and at times parts of social media and business.
As for Wired, they are both owned by the same company Cond� Nast (after a recent aquisition); Ars has more in-depth coverage than Wired in my opinion.
All in all, I honestly recommend it. At least go and skim their front page.
Oh, also, don't judge the website by the comments as there's been a recent influx of stupid people when Ars did an experiment and blocked content for those using add-blockers. Most of the people in the forums are amazing and rarely even comment on the site.

Thanks, might switch to Ars Technica in that case. Giz has a bit too much empty babble to my liking.
(and I'm trying to limit the amount of sites I follow)
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LordCinnamon: So, two pretty interesting articles from ars technica. How's rest of the site? Worth following? How does it compare to say, gizmodo or wired?
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AndrewC: I find it to be an amazing website (the forums are also great) which is rarely biased and almost never PR driven articles.
It has a more broad reach than giz. because it covers almost everything related to IT as well as science and at times parts of social media and business.
As for Wired, they are both owned by the same company Cond� Nast (after a recent aquisition); Ars has more in-depth coverage than Wired in my opinion.
All in all, I honestly recommend it. At least go and skim their front page.
Oh, also, don't judge the website by the comments as there's been a recent influx of stupid people when Ars did an experiment and blocked content for those using add-blockers. Most of the people in the forums are amazing and rarely even comment on the site.

I've been contemplating going for an Ars Technica subscription...they introduced a 'Pay by the month' plan, so you can check it out for $5 and see if it's any good.
The offerings on the regular site are terrific, so I'm wondering if the subscriber material and access are worth it.
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Crassmaster:

I haven't subscribed yet because the only thing I'd get out of it besides supporting the site is privilege to post in the Lounge (part of the forum) and full RSS feeds.
At this point I'm holding back and waiting for a tiered option (something along the lines of mix and match what you want to get from the subscription) which is in the works from what I heard.
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Crassmaster:
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AndrewC: I haven't subscribed yet because the only thing I'd get out of it besides supporting the site is privilege to post in the Lounge (part of the forum) and full RSS feeds.
At this point I'm holding back and waiting for a tiered option (something along the lines of mix and match what you want to get from the subscription) which is in the works from what I heard.

Hmmm...yeah, that would be interesting. Really, the big reason to subscribe would be for access to the more exclusive subscriber content they do...live chats, videos, that sort of thing.
Suprised someone didn't put this up:
Robot Unicorn Attack!
Also:
Is your son a computer hacker?
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Arkenbon: Suprised someone didn't put this up:
Robot Unicorn Attack!
Also:
Is your son a computer hacker?

The first one has its own thread here, the second is the stuff of Internet legend. You can't NOT have seen that.
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Arkenbon: Suprised someone didn't put this up:
Robot Unicorn Attack!
Also:
Is your son a computer hacker?
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michaelleung: The first one has its own thread here, the second is the stuff of Internet legend. You can't NOT have seen that.

What a shame.
Post edited March 20, 2010 by Arkenbon
Something from Warhammer 40k: Chaos Space Marine diary
Continuity.
Sorry its still not up and running - it was the most fun search - here is a link
http://evb.com/work/ms-dewey-microsoft/
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Cambrey: Continuity.

Interesting concept.
GTA1 on Google Earth
This one is funny : Demolition dude.
Midgets: Making everything funnier since they stopped growing up
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