Anti-vax groups on social media are claiming that the spread of the disease will lead to mandatory vaccinations and 'unlimited surveillance.' | Continue reading
VulcanForge becomes the third cryptocurrency company to be hit by hackers this month. In total, hackers have stolen more than $400 million. | Continue reading
Workers who had money on the line are very upset about about having been part of the SPAC from hell. | Continue reading
A Q&A with one of the foremost scientists studying UAPs, and what he hopes to learn by systematically studying bizarre and difficult-to-explain incidents. | Continue reading
Facing mounting legislation and pushback from customers and shareholders, an embattled John Deere looks to the SEC to keep it from answering questions. | Continue reading
The company has also hired an outside firm to “do a leadership and cultural assessment." | Continue reading
Researchers identified 81 percent of people using the service with a honeypot scheme and some statistical analysis. | Continue reading
Wikipedia editors agreed that Wales’ post about the auction violated the site's rules about self-promotion. | Continue reading
“The tables have turned in favor of the Worker,” said one mouse jiggler company. “They are in power today.” | Continue reading
How decentralized is decentralized finance? | Continue reading
A growing number of studies indicate that a powerful few control the burgeoning market. | Continue reading
CIA Director William Burns said the agency has "a number of different projects focused on cryptocurrency" on the go. | Continue reading
BadgerDAO, which lost about $119 million in a hack last week, is now pleading with the hacker to return the money. | Continue reading
Pretending you were gifted those trainers might be the reason you're not an influencer. | Continue reading
"If you’re on this call, you are part of the unlucky group that is being laid off," mortgage lender Better.com CEO Vishal Garg said. | Continue reading
Dozens of printers across the internet are printing out a manifesto that encourages workers to discuss their pay with coworkers, and pressure their employers. | Continue reading
A young retail trader explains what it’s like to make the retail trade from hell. | Continue reading
New legislation will allow people to test illicit substances at music festivals and beyond. Experts say it will save lives. | Continue reading
A court in Finland ruled that the messages could not be used as evidence against two particular suspects. But the ruling could have a knock-on effect with other cases. | Continue reading
The meal kit-giant is monitoring employees who post about the union, hiding union-related posts, and ignoring customers who have questions about the union. | Continue reading
How Tom Hall and a team of inspired believers created an RPG masterpiece during one of the games industry's—and Hall's—most disastrous projects. | Continue reading
A former Chinese censor says the scale of the censorship is “unprecedented.” | Continue reading
Town officials are defending their decision to keep the death of the Canada-famous rodent, Wiarton Willie, a secret for over a year. | Continue reading
Whether or not Krause House DAO will also result in failure and chaos is anybody's guess. | Continue reading
Space scientists Abel Méndez, Génesis Ferrer, and Arianna Colón Cesaní spoke with Motherboard about the incalculable impact of Puerto Rico’s Arecibo Observatory. | Continue reading
An artist and programer in Australia has uploaded 15 Terabytes of NFTs to a server. Here’s the torrent for them. | Continue reading
For years, people have insisted that 'crypto' means 'cryptography,' but cryptocurrency won. | Continue reading
After a Discovery show displayed his booking photo in an episode about a serial killer, Nathaniel White's image spread ar | Continue reading
In a major shift in policy, Apple says it will sell the parts and tools necessary for DIY iPhone repair. | Continue reading
Without a functioning FCC, it’s only a matter of time before Big Tech and Big Telecom team up to screw us all. | Continue reading
When Captain Lou ordered toilet paper from Amazon, he had no idea he’d end up with a Sprinter van, too. | Continue reading
The more updates, the more potential for bugs. | Continue reading
Cybersecurity researchers tracked a hacking campaign spanning more than a year that hit around 20 websites. | Continue reading
Travelers to the country are having their biometric data sold to private companies under a program recently uncovered by civil rights groups. | Continue reading
The officials argue that if energy-intensive crypto mining remains legal, the European Union will not be able to meet its climate targets. | Continue reading
The city council has voted to explore ways to ban such companies from purchasing single-family homes. | Continue reading
The rare mineral, long hypothesized but never seen, was recovered from a diamond that emerged from the Earth's lower mantle. | Continue reading
Thousands are injecting themselves with microchips that do everything from unlock doors and make payments to store COVID vaccine certificates. | Continue reading
She gets $1.7 million. Sam Lessin’s venture firm gets 5% of her creator earnings for 30 years. “it's def not indentured servitude,” he says. | Continue reading
Experts have described the practice as 'completely idiotic' and harmful for the local ecosystem. | Continue reading
This really gives a new meaning to the “paper of record." | Continue reading
Apple said it plans to roll out a software update that will fix the issue with broken Face ID on iPhone 13s repaired with aftermarket screens. | Continue reading
"The nature of the activity and targeting is consistent with a government backed actor," the Google researchers say. | Continue reading
Motherboard found that the top result was a Google Ad that redirected users to a site that tried to steal their digital wallet. | Continue reading
How a sketchy online degree program led me on an IRL quest for legendary creatures during the pandemic. | Continue reading
The early internet pioneer and consummate shitposter is dead. He changed the internet forever. | Continue reading
Robinhood told Motherboard that based on its investigation, the hackers did not make changes to any customer accounts. | Continue reading
The move is part of a wider swath of laws designed to help remote workers. | Continue reading