Apple doesn’t lead the way anymore. But does the company even care? | Continue reading
If you want to understand the hellish demands of modern labor, look no further than video games. | Continue reading
This scientist’s thought experiment will give you nightmares. | Continue reading
Many users continue to report stuck keys; maybe it’s time for other companies to stop looking to Apple for design cues. | Continue reading
A conversation with Elizabeth Catte, author of ‘What You Are Getting Wrong About Appalachia.’ | Continue reading
Inside the collapse of a once-robust industry, and the ‘Shark Tank’ star who abetted the process. | Continue reading
Inside the collapse of a once-robust industry, and the ‘Shark Tank’ star who abetted the process. | Continue reading
‘The Outline’ has obtained dozens of consumer complaints sent to the Securities and Exchange Commission related to Elon Musk tweets that got him charged with securities fraud. | Continue reading
Inside the collapse of a once-robust industry, and the ‘Shark Tank’ star who abetted the process. | Continue reading
One of the only ways for drivers whose rating falls below about 4.5 stars to get reinstated is to take a class, where they get a side of labor organizing. | Continue reading
Turns out cloud storage is not all it’s cracked up to be. | Continue reading
‘The Personality Brokers’ goes into the flawed, fraught history behind the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator, which is about as psychologically credible as a BuzzFeed quiz. | Continue reading
Join me in a buzz-free, ping-free, vibration-free, light-up-free world. | Continue reading
A video game AI is locked in a battle with the world’s best players. If we solved chess and Go, can we solve Dota? | Continue reading
‘Small Animals: Parenthood in The Age of Fear’ is a new book that attempts to find an answer. | Continue reading
Self-driving cars are delusional tech optimism rooted in greed, sorry | Continue reading
On a quiet street in Brooklyn, a real-estate imbroglio proved nearly impossible to solve. | Continue reading
Sewage analysis is a common method of assessing human behavior in Europe, but has yet to take off in the U.S. | Continue reading
A reconsideration of the last great blogging platform. | Continue reading
On a quiet street in Brooklyn, a real-estate imbroglio proved nearly impossible to solve. | Continue reading
A reconsideration of the last great blogging platform. | Continue reading
It’s Instagram’s fault. | Continue reading
It’s Instagram’s fault. | Continue reading
It’s Instagram’s fault. | Continue reading
Using the internet shouldn’t be this hard. | Continue reading
You can check out any time you like, but you may never get clean sheets. | Continue reading
Seeing your favorite band live will probably cost you more in data than in dollars. | Continue reading
Seeing your favorite band live will probably cost you more in data than in dollars. | Continue reading
A literary agent on why your good story isn’t likely to be a bestseller. | Continue reading
A literary agent on why your good story isn’t likely to be a bestseller. | Continue reading
A strategy guide for using a semi-pointless social network in all the wrong ways. | Continue reading
Targeted advertising has become so uncanny, it feels like we’re being surveilled. Two artists want to hear these stories. | Continue reading
Targeted advertising has become so uncanny, it feels like we’re being surveilled. Two artists want to hear these stories. | Continue reading
Welcome to a world where Juggalo makeup is your best shot at avoiding involuntary surveillance. | Continue reading
Welcome to a world where Juggalo makeup is your best shot at avoiding involuntary surveillance. | Continue reading
Welcome to a world where Juggalo makeup is your best shot at avoiding involuntary surveillance. | Continue reading
The cement industry has little reason to improve its material’s enormous environmental impact. | Continue reading
Eight months after a surge of complaints, Apple announced a repair program for its flawed MacBooks and MacBook Pros. | Continue reading
Redditors and forum users invest time trying to solve incidents involving total strangers, only to be left hanging when their research pays off. | Continue reading
Eight months after a surge of complaints, Apple announced a repair program for its flawed MacBooks and MacBook Pros. | Continue reading
I decided to spend an entire day there, just to see what it was like. | Continue reading
It’s a mystery, I guess. | Continue reading
A series of new research papers published about the frozen continent reveal that what protected it in the past won’t protect it in the future. | Continue reading
New works by Paul Schrader, William Vollman, and Richard Powers grapple with meaningful living at the end of the world. | Continue reading
Japan announced plans to develop a system of self-driving cars in time for the 2020 Olympics. | Continue reading
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Early Twitter workers are dishing on the site’s blunder years | Continue reading
Prepare to pine for the 80’s. | Continue reading