Brave new comparisons for a brave new world.
2015’s most controversial gadget offers up a vision of a confusing, possibly concerning, but ultimately plausible future to its critics.
With a service as big and powerful as Uber, words matter.
“Move fast and break things” doesn’t work when the “things” are real people.
“Hello? History?”
This year on Twitter was more exhausting than the last, so I decided to take a hard look at my 2014 tweets, using cold, unyielding data to find out why.
HIGH-TECH COAL FOR YOUR NEMESIS’ STOCKING.
How a $2.50 experiment turned into one of the best places on the internet.
You can even switch seats.
Privacy policies rarely mention the weakest point in any company’s security infrastructure: its employees.
How the mid-2000s dream of the “citizen journalist” mutated into a dangerous trend of digital citizen policing.
Multiple reports and police statements allege that an Uber driver raped a young Delhi woman Saturday evening.
Excel and Word documents plainly expose thousands of computer log-in, financial, and web services passwords, including the Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and MySpace passwords for hundreds of major motion picture accounts.
From details of named employees’ medical histories to an unreleased pilot script written by the creator of Breaking Bad, the unprecedented leak of Sony Pictures data will reverberate for a long time to come.
Warm and explosive, jizz is an important part of Star Wars culture. Episode VII had better be full of it.
2014 Edition! (H/T to last year’s post!) (via flightaware.com)
Lyft and Uber have been locked in a ruthless corporate dogfight for the past year… so why has the ride-sharing underdog been so quiet during Uber’s nightmare week?
As Uber came under heavy criticism last week, its biggest competitor thrived.
Pairing with popular apps like Kim Kardashian: Hollywood and Monument Valley, the company plans to donate all global proceeds from downloads and in-app purchases to the Global Fund.
Community managers for the transit company confront journalist investigation allegations head-on to try to retain users.
