Humorless millennials. Addled boomers. Tiresome liberals. Trevor Bazile wanted to shock them all — and use Silicon Valley money to do it.
In small towns around the country, wind turbines are doing something to the locals.
First Shtisel, then Unorthodox, then My Unorthodox Life, with more in the works: The algorithm has found a huge audience that can’t get enough content about Haredi Jews. Not everyone is happy about it.
A year ago, Matt Swider was a journeyman consumer tech reporter. Now he’s a celebrity.
Better camera, faster chip. Steve Jobs’ fairly consequential idea continues to improve at the expected rate. Plus, new iPads!
But how would you explain this miracle of technological sophistication to the simple people of the past?
The Real Facebook Oversight Board wants content moderation, and it wants it now. What happens when journalists are targeted?
Agora, tudo que está fora da nossa casa parece incerto. Toda vez que um de nós sai de casa e volta, traz o exterior para dentro — um sentimento ruim.
Before the outbreak, I was already calculating the odds my new child would face. Now it's all I can think about.
As religious leaders turn to virtual tools to hold their congregations together, they face a common challenge: how to build community without physical connection.
It's like Google Maps for Westeros and Essos. With clickable histories and character paths.
Humorless millennials. Addled boomers. Tiresome liberals. Trevor Bazile wanted to shock them all — and use Silicon Valley money to do it.
Once a piece of anodyne personal advice, the phrase has become a catchall insult that expresses some of our darkest fears about the internet attention economy and the people who thrive there.
Adult Swim's Million Dollar Extreme Presents: World Peace is identity content for trolls.
You've probably seen "Jew-bwa-ha-ha.gif." We found the man who drew it.
"It's All Us, Not Russians. And We're Not Going To Stop"
*And a gay woman and a straight man.
Weev, the notorious white supremacist hacker and troll, appears to lend his support to the "awesome dude" behind Million Dollar Extreme Presents: World Peace. (Warning: detailed descriptions.)
"Soph" has nearly a million followers on the giant video platform. The site's executives only have themselves to blame.