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New Evidence That the Head of the NSA Misled Us

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13 years ago

3 points

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Starship Troopers: One of the Most Misunderstood Movies Ever

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13 years ago

3 points

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AOL Is the Weirdest Successful Tech Company in America

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13 years ago

3 points

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DARPA's 1.8 Gigapixel Drone Camera Could See You Waving At It From 15,000 Feet

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13 years ago

3 points

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1% Wives Are Helping Kill Feminism and Make the War on Women Possible

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14 years ago

3 points

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The Zynga Abyss

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14 years ago

3 points

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US Chief Technology Officer Thinks Every Child Should Be Able to Code

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12 years ago

2 points

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Dark Social: We Have the Whole History of the Web Wrong

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14 years ago

2 points

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Tech Has a Depression Problem

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12 years ago

2 points

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What Is Pinterest? A Database of Intentions

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12 years ago

2 points

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How Google's Autocomplete Was ... Created / Invented / Born

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13 years ago

2 points

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As We May Think (predictions from 1945)

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14 years ago

2 points

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Most Dangerous Gamer

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14 years ago

2 points

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Stanford’s Tuition Giveaway Is Not Good News

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11 years ago

2 points

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People Who Use Firefox or Chrome Are Better Employees |The Atlantic

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11 years ago

2 points

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The Blog Comment That Achieved an Internet Miracle

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11 years ago

2 points

77.

Email Is Still the Best Thing on the Internet

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11 years ago

2 points

78.

The Entrepreneur State

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11 years ago

2 points

79.

There's More to Life Than Being Happy

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11 years ago

2 points

80.

In Maryland, a Soviet-Style Punishment for a Novelist

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12 years ago

2 points

81.

Why Names Are So Easy to Forget

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12 years ago

2 points

82.

Bump Tracker: Nine Months of Big Data

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12 years ago

2 points

83.

Why the 9-to-5 Day Is So Tough on Creative Workers (2013)

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12 years ago

2 points

84.

What Happens When Digital Cities Are Abandoned?

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12 years ago

2 points

85.

How to teach a computer to tell stories

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12 years ago

2 points

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7 Ways in Which High-Speed Rail Would Help California, According to Its Chairman

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12 years ago

2 points

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Two Couples, One Mortgage

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12 years ago

2 points

88.

Where Online Services Go When They Die

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12 years ago

2 points

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Steve Wozniak to the FCC: Keep the Internet Free (2010)

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12 years ago

2 points

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How Comments Shape Perceptions of Sites' Quality–and Affect Traffic

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12 years ago

2 points