IT-Code-News: IT News Head Lines (Ars Technica) 17/02/2016

Report: If your PC’s not up to snuff, Street Fighter V will punish you
Digital Foundry video reveals frame-locked issues that don't exist in PS4 version.

Kids will soon make their own toys with Mattel’s $300 ThingMaker 3D printer
The 3D printer and companion app will let kids customize their trinkets.

New Lumia 650 looks nice but misses Windows 10 Mobile’s best feature
Though aimed at businesses, the phone doesn't have the business-friendly Continuum.

Yes, there is a scientific device that measures the quality of mothers’ milk
Scientists used a colostrometer to discover that cow milk changes with the season.

Neutrinos continue run of odd behavior at Daya Bay
Results could hint at errors, sterile neutrinos, or something even stranger.

Radar blimp went rogue because auto-deflation system had no batteries
JLENS' multi-state rampage took down power lines, ended in blaze of shotguns.

This flower, preserved in amber, may be 45 million years old
Gorgeous photos reveal a rare, perfect fossil of a newly discovered plant species.

Through the Ars lens: Looking at Justice Scalia’s opinions, dissents
Scalia weighed in on Aereo, GPS tracking, thermal imaging, drug dogs, gun rights, and DNA.

Password cracking attacks on Bitcoin wallets net $103,000
"Active attacker community" often emptied accounts minutes after they went live.

Blizzard execs want to reinvent real-time strategy on mobile phones
Company is also taking wait-and-see attitude on VR.

AT&T trialling 5G, promises speeds 10 to 100 times faster than LTE
5G cellular technology could be used for home Internet service, AT&T says.

DARPA robotic sub-hunting ship will set sail this spring
130-foot "Sea Hunter" drone ship will seek out, stalk diesel subs.

Four months later, first Samsung Marshmallow update comes to Galaxy S6
Android 6.0 finally comes to a Samsung device, but it's a longer wait than ever.

Street Fighter V review: Definitely good, definitely unfinished
Robust combat, spotty servers, severely lacking content.

Science with open hardware: A new way to restrict participation
Open access movement could change relationship between science and industry.

Laser strike forces Virgin Atlantic flight to turn back to London
"You're risking lives of hundreds of people," police tell laser-wielding idiots.

Watch the first Game of Thrones season six trailer: Winter has arrived
Jon Snow's fate still in limbo, plus other main characters now seem imperilled.

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