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Summary
Ars Technica is an online community known for in-depth discussions on technology and related topics. It offers various forums where users can talk about hardware, software, science, politics, gaming, and more. Subscribers get extra benefits like ad-free browsing and access to exclusive forums.Key Facts
- Ars Technica started in 1998 and has a strong online community.
- The Ars OpenForum includes areas for discussing hardware like PCs and mobile devices.
- There are forums dedicated to operating systems such as Windows, macOS, and Linux.
- The Lykaion section covers politics, science, gaming, and a members-only forum called The Lounge.
- The Lounge is a popular and lively forum for subscribers to share and discuss many topics.
- Ars Technica has cleaned up old forum content to make it easier to read.
- Subscribers to Ars Pro get extra features like no ads, special page layouts, RSS feeds, and a user badge.
- Subscriptions help support Ars Technica’s journalism and cost $25 for Ars Pro and $50 for Ars Pro++.
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