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A partial car substitute? Trek’s new cargo bike, reviewed ( arstechnica.com )

NASA finally admits what everyone already knows: SLS is unaffordable ( arstechnica.com )

NASA finally admits what everyone already knows: SLS is unaffordable::"At current cost levels the SLS program is unsustainable."

Denuvo wants to convince you its DRM isn’t “evil” ( arstechnica.com )

Kudos to Ars Technica to interviewing the Devil. The comments section of that post is *not *kind.

Decades later, John Romero looks back at the birth of the first-person shooter ( arstechnica.com )

Blue Origin joins SpaceX and ULA in new round of military launch contracts ( arstechnica.com )

Adobe to update vague AI terms after users threaten to cancel subscriptions ( arstechnica.com )

One of the major sellers of detailed driver behavioral data is shutting down ( arstechnica.com )

China state hackers infected 20,000 Fortinet VPNs, Dutch spy service says ( arstechnica.com )

- Hackers working for the Chinese government gained access to more than 20,000 VPN appliances sold by Fortinet using a critical vulnerability that the company failed to disclose for two weeks after fixing it, Netherlands government officials said....

China state hackers infected 20,000 Fortinet VPNs, Dutch spy service says ( arstechnica.com )

- Hackers working for the Chinese government gained access to more than 20,000 VPN appliances sold by Fortinet using a critical vulnerability that the company failed to disclose for two weeks after fixing it, Netherlands government officials said....

We’ve just had a year in which every month was a record-setter ( arstechnica.com )

ISPs seek halt of net neutrality rules before they take effect next month ( arstechnica.com )

FDA’s review of MDMA for PTSD highlights study bias and safety concerns ( arstechnica.com )

The comments section on this article is illuminating beyond the story itself (as is frequently the case on Ars) and worth a look....

Spotify won’t open-source Car Thing, but starts refund process ( arstechnica.com )

Google Cloud explains how it accidentally deleted a customer account ( arstechnica.com )

Earlier this month, Google Cloud experienced one of its biggest blunders ever when UniSuper, a $135 billion Australian pension fund, had its Google Cloud account wiped out due to some kind of mistake on Google's end. At the time, UniSuper indicated it had lost everything it had stored with Google, even its backups, and that...