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May 2019

• That Billionaire Who Paid Off a Graduating Class's Student Loans Also Supports the Hedge-Fundie's Favorite Tax Loophole
• The Contented Classes – When Will They Rebel?
• Ocasio-Cortez Confronts CEO for Nearly $2K Price Tag on HIV Drug That Costs $8 in Australia
• 2020 Election: Elizabeth Warren Turns Down Fox News Town Hall
• Schindler's List: A Good Man
• Arundhati Roy: Capitalism Is “a Form of Religion” Stopping Solutions to Climate Change & Inequality
• I Used to Be Homeless—and Here's What Everyone Gets Wrong About It (2018)
• How I Became Friends With An Octopus (2018)
• We Got U.S. Border Officials to Testify Under Oath. Here’s What We Found Out.
• 57% of Americans Who've Already Paid Off Their Student Loans Support Elizabeth Warren's Plan to Cancel 42 Million Americans' College Debt

April 2019

• Only Rebellion Will Prevent An Ecological Apocalypse
• Slack Is Not Where 'Deep Work' Happens
• From Moms to Medical Doctors, Burnout Is Everywhere These Days
• RSS Is Better Than Twitter
• Bill McKibben: Green New Deal Is a Chance to “Remake Not Just a Broken Planet, But a Broken Society”
• A Message From the Future With Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez
• Here’s Why Millennials Have to Fight Harder Than Their Parents Did to Stay in the Middle Class
• Thousands of Scientists Back "Young Protesters" Demanding Climate Change Action
• Schindler's List: War
• What You Need to Know About the Stop & Shop Strike
• Radicalized
• Crisis on Two Earths: The Abyss

March 2019

• Cosmos: Who Speaks For Earth
• Portland Adopts Civil Rights Protections For Atheists, Agnostics
• To Make Sense of the Present, Brains May Predict the Future (2018)
• Chinese Facial Recognition Database Exposes 2.5m People
• Pentagon Wants to Predict Anti-Trump Protests Using Social Media Surveillance (2018)
• The Dragon Prince: Moonshadow Powers
• Schindler's List: Qualified
• ‘What If They Want You Dead?’ Leftists Bear Arms In Self-Defense
• Life and Society Are Increasingly Governed by Numbers
• What Could the French “Yellow Vests” Teach Us about Ourselves?
• The Women Who Contributed to Science but Were Buried in Footnotes
• Financing the Green Transition: The Next System Podcast, Ep. 30
• Hush: I'm Not
• Creation: Mysterious Ways
• Cory Booker Apologizes To Wall Street Bankers For The Mean Things He’s Going To Have To Say About Them
• UC Terminates Subscriptions With World’s Largest Scientific Publisher in Push for Open Access to Publicly Funded Research
• Google Says the Built-In Microphone It Never Told Nest Users About Was 'Never Supposed to Be a Secret'
• A Minimum-Wage Worker Needs 2.5 Full-Time Jobs to Afford a One-Bedroom Apartment in Most of the US (2018)
• Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Grills Michael Cohen, Laying Out Plan to Probe More Trump Crimes
• T2: The Sanest Choice
• Closing Keynote for the Grand Re-Opening of the Public Domain
• Ex-Valve Employee Describes Ruthless Internal Politics at 'Self-Organizing' Companies (2018)

February 2019

• Gamified Life (2018)
• Amazon’s Defeat in NYC Galvanizes Movement to End Billion-Dollar Corporate Welfare
• Mark Zuckerberg Roasted by Group of Lawmakers, Who Accuse Facebook's CEO of Spectacular Leadership Failure
• Apple's Executive Shake-Up Readies Company for Life After iPhone
• We Are NASA (2018)
• Days of Future Past: Abandoned
• Amid Measles Outbreak, Oregon Lawmaker Readies Bill To End Vaccine Exemptions
• Longtime Reporter Leaves NBC Saying Media Is “Trump Circus” That Encourages Perpetual War
• Having a ‘Good’ Job in America No Longer Makes You Financially Secure
• Report Uncovers 20 Years of Sexual Abuse in Southern Baptist Church
• Posh Is So Passé – Today’s Elite Prefers the Myth of the Meritocracy
• Schindler's List: A Musician
• Purism Origin Story
• “A Fundamentally Illegitimate Choice”: Shoshana Zuboff on the Age of Surveillance Capitalism
• Google’s Earth: How the Tech Giant Is Helping the State Spy on Us
• As Bezos Protests Invasion of His Privacy, Amazon Builds Global Surveillance State
• I Was Wrong About Google and Facebook: There’s Nothing Wrong With Them (So Say We All)
• How Tech Companies Manipulate Our Personal Data
• Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Calls Out Dark Money
• Can an Unequal Earth Beat Climate Change?
• I Went to CES So You Didn’t Have to
• Editorial Mutiny at Elsevier Journal
• Google Board Tried to Cover Up Sexual Misconduct, Shareholders Allege
• Some Thoughts on Open Core
• REI Presents: Constant Thought
• Titans: Searching
• Google Urged the U.S. to Limit Protection For Activist Workers

January 2019

• Why Are Young People Pretending to Love Work?
• The Year Tech Workers Realized They Were Workers
• Burnout, Stress Lead More Companies to Try a Four-Day Work Week
• Denver: Another Strike Against The Backdrop Of Bad Education Reform
• Schindler's List: The Presentation
• The Rule of the Uber-Rich Means Tyranny or Revolution
• Increased Privatization of the VA Has Led to Longer Waits and Higher Costs for Taxpayers
• Sometimes You Have to Stick a Screwdriver in It (Or How to Liberate a Chromebook in Ten Easy Steps)
• Sheryl Sandberg Saga Shows It's Time to Lean Out of Corporate Feminism
• Rule by Robots Is Easy to Imagine – We're Already Victims of Superintelligent Firms
• Muse: Animals
• Phantom Thread: A Curse
• The Rats Revolt
• How Surveillance Inhibits Freedom of Expression
• Before and After: What We Learned About the Hemisphere Program After Suing the DEA
• China Blacklists Millions of People From Booking Flights as 'Social Credit' System Introduced
• A College Student Was Told to Remove a ‘Fuck Nazis’ Sign Because It Wasn’t ‘Inclusive’
• ‘The Ron Burgundy Podcast’ Coming in 2019, and You’re All Invited to the Pants Party
• Castlevania: Different
• Homeless America
• Oregon Looks Increasingly Ready to Pass Statewide Limits on Rent Increases
• Thousands of Los Angeles Teachers Set to Go Out on Strike
• Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Suggests Super Wealthy be Taxed Up to 70% to Fund ‘Green New Deal’
• Schindler's List: From Me
• Mountain
• Phantom Thread: Carefully
• Lynching the Past
• Apple Security Expert Moves to ACLU as 'Public Interest Tech' Builds
• U.S. Student Loan Debt Sets Record, Doubling Since Recession
• Google Isn’t the Company That We Should Have Handed the Web Over to

December 2018

• Watchmen: A Matter of Time
• Conjuring Up the Next Depression
• Anger Is a Gift: The Librarian Is In Podcast, Ep. 120
• Tech Workers Got Paid in Company Stock. They Used It to Agitate for Change.
• America Is Poorer Than It Thinks
• War Without End
• The World Needs More Female Superheroes
• Becoming Serfs
• How Working-Class Children Ended Up Paying for the Financial Crisis
• What the Internet Is For
• How the First Wakandacon Escaped the Fan Convention Curse
• Google Shut Out Privacy and Security Teams From Secret China Project
• Year One: A Friend
• Saying Goodbye to Planet Earth
• The Surprisingly High Number of Americans Getting Absolutely No Raises
• Capitalism Can’t Give Us Affordable Housing
• HQ2: How Amazon Made Governments Do Their Bidding for Free
• More Oregonians Take Control Of Their Deaths With POLST Forms
• The Con of Diversity
• How the Rich Will Survive Climate Change Disaster
• Apple's Poor Earnings Will Recover Now That They've Switched From Innovating to Rent-Seeking
• Google Employees: We No Longer Believe the Company Places Values Over Profits
• Protecting the Digital Supply Chain

November 2018

• American Anomie
• The Employer-Surveillance State
• Talking the Hard Questions of Privacy and Freedom With the Yale Privacy Lab Podcast
• System76 on US Manufacturing and Open Hardware
• We’re Asking the State Police for Their Browser History and Bookmarks. Here’s Why.
• American Psychosis: The Early Warning Signs of Democratic Collapse Are All Around Us
• Why a Patient Paid a $285 Copay for a $40 Drug
• Futility Closet: Lady Death
• Apple Is Right About Privacy, but Wrong About Freedom
• The NSA’s Role in a Climate-Changed World: Spying on Nonprofits, Fishing Boats, and the North Pole
• Year One: Trust Me
• Et Tu, Bernie?
• Confessions of a U.S. Postal Worker: “We deliver Amazon packages until we drop dead.”
• The World Would Be a Better Place Without the Rich
• Why Los Angeles Teachers Are Moving Toward a Strike
• Reflections On Peace: The Portland Japanese Garden
• Generation Wealth: How the Modern World Fell in Love With Money
• Now Is the Time to Start Planning for the Post-Android World
• Universal Basic Income Is Silicon Valley’s Latest Scam
• Red Hat Leaders Praise IBM Acquisition, but Employees Are Worried
• Daredevil: Silence
• Teaching ‘Les Misérables’ in Prison
• How Google Protected Andy Rubin, the 'Father of Android'

October 2018

• Amazon Scraps Secret AI Recruiting Tool That Showed Bias Against Women
• Open-Source Hardware Could Defend Against the Next Generation of Hacking
• Teen Titans: 20 Strange Mysteries About The Original Series, Revealed
• The Danger of Leadership Cults
• Leaked Transcript of Private Meeting Contradicts Google’s Official Story on China
• Avatar: The Last Airbender - Balance
• Wall Street Is Spending Big to Protect Its Ability to Jack Up Rents in California
• Longstanding Equity Issues At Clark College Alienate Staff, Students
• Year One: Pain
• The Spider's Web: Britain's Second Empire
• Who the Hell Cares What Old People Think About Climate Change?
• Tech Workers Now Want to Know: What Are We Building This For?
• Since 2007, Debt-Haunted Grads Have Been Doing Public Service to Earn Loan Forgiveness, Which They Won't Get
• Don't Thank Bezos for Giving Amazon Workers a Much-Needed Raise
• Google Exposed User Data, Feared Repercussions of Disclosing to Public
• Nextcloud for Personal Use, Silva Arapi

September 2018

• Westworld: I Always Have
• Big Tech: We Can Do Better Than Constitutional Monarchies
• Captain Marvel, Explained by the People Who Reimagined Her
• Why I’m Done With Chrome
• Westworld: Don't Let Them
• Pharma CEO Jacks Drug Price 400%, Citing "Moral Requirement to Make Money"
• Jonathan Corbet, Founder LWN | Deep Dive With Swapnil Bhartiya
• Westworld: Strike the Match
• Ten Years After The Financial Crisis, The Contagion Has Spread To Democracy Itself
• Ten Years After the Crash, We’ve Learned Nothing
• The Coming Collapse
• After the Fall: Ten Years After the Crash
• Year One: A Hero
• Chinese Cops Now Spying on American Soil
• Review: So Good They Can't Ignore You by Cal Newport
• Logged Off: Meet the Teens Who Refuse to Use Social Media
• Statement of Principles on Access to Evidence and Encryption
• Meet My Next Guest, Richard M Stallman
• Engineers vs. Re-Engineering
• We Showed Legislators That Right to Repair Still Matters at NCSL 2018
• Sydney Airport Seizure of Phone and Laptop 'Alarming', Say Privacy Groups
• Walt Disney World's Union Won the Fight to Raise Their Minimum Wage to $15

August 2018

• RBS Bankers Joked About Destroying the US Housing Market
• Top Student Loan Official Resigns in Protest of “Misguided” Trump Administration
• Nearly All Clark County School Districts Are On Strike
• Apple’s CEO Tim Cook — Serf Labor, Overpriced iPhones, and Wasted Burning Profits
• Gazing Back at the Surveillance Cameras That Watch Us
• Accidents at Amazon: Workers Left to Suffer After Warehouse Injuries
• China Uighurs: One Million Held in Political Camps, UN Told
• Google Wants to Help Your Boss Spy on You
• Code to Joy
• Year One: Safe
• Rage Against the Machine: Know Your Enemy
• Capitalism Killed Our Climate Momentum, Not “Human Nature”
• Chaco Canyon, Chaco Earth
• Democracy Dies in the Blinding Light of Day
• The New Darth Vader Comic Gives Us a Much Better Version of Revenge of the Sith's Infamous "Noooo!"
• Tokyo Medical School Admits Changing Results to Exclude Women
• Todd Weaver, Founder Purism | Deep Dive with Swapnil Bhartiya
• New York Just Became the First City to Give Uber Drivers a Minimum Wage
• Apple Announces Apps and In-App Purchases Will Be Removed from its Affiliate Program October 1st
• What Hope for the Millennial Generation in Politics?
• Personalisation is Asymmetric Psychological Warfare
• Diving into the Details of Apple’s (Boring?) Record Quarter
• A Judge Just Told the Government to Stop Medicating Immigrant Kids Without Consent
• Welcome to the Quiet Skies

July 2018

• The Wolverine
• The Kingdom of Dreams and Madness: What It Is to Live
• The Way We Work Is Killing Us
• Zuck’s Empire of Oily Rags
• The Keyboard Is the Only Thing That Matters About the New MacBook Pros
• A Portland Journalist’s New Book Ventures into Silicon Valley’s Dark Side
• Inside China’s Dystopian Dreams: A.I., Shame and Lots of Cameras
• The Bullshit-Job Boom
• Joe Hill: The Rebel Girl
• Year One: Hope
• The Oligarchs’ ‘Guaranteed Basic Income’ Scam
• Puerto Rico Comic-Con Spotlights Strength, Resilience of Puerto Rican People
• NetworkManager 1.12, Ready to Serve Your Networking Needs
• Why Ant-Man and the Wasp's Heroine Is a Crystal Ball for Marvel
• The Threat of International Adoption for Migrant Children Separated From Their Families
• Canvas #63: iOS 12 First Impressions
• There’s an Easy Answer to Why Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Won: Socialism
• Fuck Civility
• Apple Engineers Its Own Downfall With the MacBook Pro Keyboard
• Doctors Hail World First as Woman’s Advanced Breast Cancer Is Eradicated

June 2018

• Logan: The Valley
• How the Gig Economy Is Making Life Worse for North American Workers
• America’s Millennials Are Waking Up to a Grim Financial Future
• OpenStreetMap Should Be a Priority for the Open Source Community
• Amazon Workers Demand the Company Stop Selling Face Surveillance Tech to Police
• This Powerful ACLU Animated Series Will Prepare You for an Encounter With ICE Agents
• GEO Group & Private Prisons Stand to Profit as Trump Pushes Indefinite Family Detention
• Epigenetics: The Evolution Revolution
• Listen to Children Who’ve Just Been Separated From Their Parents at the Border
• Year One: Yes, Father
• Why America is the World’s First Poor Rich Country
• Why You Should Do It Yourself
• System of a Down: Boom!
• A Wave of Cities All over Europe Moving to Nextcloud
• Reverse Engineering the Notability File Format
• ACLU Obtains Documents Showing Widespread Abuse of Child Immigrants in U.S. Custody
• Palantir Knows Everything About You
• Diversity, Education, Privilege, and Ethics in Technology
• Public Servants Are Losing Their Foothold in the Middle Class

May 2018

• Logan: Don't Be What They Made You
• The Internet Archive Can't Preserve the Web's History by Itself
• So Now You Need a Quarter Million Dollars if You Want to Retire -- Just for Healthcare
• The FBI’s Race Problems Are Getting Worse. The Prosecution of Terry Albury Is Proof.
• This Is Your Banking System on Trump
• NASA Just Dropped Its Most Detailed Video Tour of the Moon Yet
• ‘The Gig Economy’ Is the New Term for Serfdom
• Apple Discontinues AirPort Routers
• Gimme Shelter Q1 2018 Update: Rents and House Prices All at or Near New Extremes
• Year One: He'll Know
• Nobel Laureate Economist Says American Inequality Didn’t Just Happen. It Was Created.
• On the Phone, Nobody Knows You're a Robot
• We Force Kids to Confront ’80s Technology
• Linux Computer Maker to Move Manufacturing to the U.S.
• The Unlikely Pairing of Louis Armstrong With Ella Fitzgerald Is (Still) Pure Bliss

April 2018

• Logan: Left Flank
• To Work for Society, Data Scientists Need a Hippocratic Oath with Teeth
• Zoe Saldana Calls Out ‘Elitists’ Who Say MCU Actors are ‘Selling Out’
• Demonstrating Tamper Detection with Heads
• The US Workforce Is the Most Productive, Best Educated in History and Unemployment Is at an All-Time Low, but Wages Are Stagnant
• Facebook and the Corporate Ransacking of America
• ‘Mercury 13’ Trailer: The Untold Story of Female Pilots Who Secretly Reached for the Stars
• The Empty Piety of the American Press
• Avengers: Infinity War - Bullies
• Using Open Source Designs to Create More Specialized Chips
• War Is a Racket
• Jessica Jones: How to Live
• Puerto Ricans and Ultrarich “Puertopians” Are Locked in a Pitched Struggle Over How to Remake the Island
• To Solve America's Housing Crisis, Build Public Housing
• The Xcode Cliff
• Year One: I Have to Wait
• America's Farmers Are Becoming Prisoners to Agriculture's Technological Revolution
• Don’t Fix Facebook. Replace It.
• Millennials, White-Collar Workers Bringing New Life to Unions
• Legalizing Tyranny
• Department of Homeland Security Wants to Build a Database to Track Journalists and Their Sources
• Marvel’s ‘Black Panther’ is Now the Highest Grossing Superhero Movie Ever
• One of the Organizations Behind Reporting on the Panama Papers Uses Nextcloud
• Ihnatko In Exile, Journal Entry 1
• As the ‘Forever War’ Drags on, Veterans Bring Battlefield Knowledge to the Newsroom
• Portishead: Machine Gun
• Oklahoma Teachers Walk Out, Sensing Weakness from GOP Legislators Who Caved on Taxing the Oil Industry

March 2018

• What Is Docker and Why Is It so Darn Popular?
• Logan: Then I'll Be Fine
• Making the Grade: Why Apple’s Education Strategy Is Not Based on Reality
• Some Very Entertaining Plastic, Emulated at the Archive
• The Avengers: I'm Always Angry
• Let’s Get Better at Demanding Better from Tech
• How We Fight Fascism
• Questions for TSA after Reports of Laptop and Phone Searches on Domestic Flights
• Billionaires Made So Much Money Last Year They Could End Extreme Poverty Seven Times
• In Praise of the Growth of Ahsoka Tano, the Star Wars Heroine I Always Needed
• Irony: Dropbox Saved 75 Million by Moving Away from Cloud Hosting
• Dean Martin & Caterina Valente - One Note Samba
• Lockheed Martin Got $35.2 Billion from Taxpayers Last Year. That’s More than Many Federal Agencies.
• Year One: I'm Not Looking for Closure
• Fake News Is Not the Real Problem
• Altered Carbon: The Woman Who Set Me Free

February 2018

• Logan: All the Same
• Google’s Nemesis: Meet the British Couple Who Took on a Giant, Won... And Cost It £2.1 Billion
• Data Is the New Lifeblood of Capitalism – Don't Hand Corporate America Control
• The Dirty War Over Diversity Inside Google
• Every User a Neo
• Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2: This Unspoken Thing
• The Ethics of Design: Unintended (But Foreseeable) Consequences
• The Right to Be Included in the Conversation
• Thought Police for the 21st Century
• A Summary of My 2017 Work
• Year One: Future Reference
• Reddit: The Moon is Beautiful
• MacBook Pro? No
• Do the Little Things Matter?
• Moving Efficiently in the CLI
• The Effects of the Spectre and Meltdown Vulnerabilities
• The Stormlight Archive: Oathbringer

January 2018

• Six Tiny Details We Loved in The Ant-Man & Wasp Trailer!
• We Lost Ursula K. Le Guin When We Needed Her Most
• The Best Laptop Ever Made (2017)
• Chrome Is Turning into the New Internet Explorer 6
• Logan: To Not Let You
• Corpses of Souls
• Year One: The Enemy
• Turning King's Dream Into a Nightmare
• Improving Ourselves to Death
• I Am Skeptical That Capitalism Has a Future (2016)
• Metallica: I Disappear
• The Motherboard Guide to Not Getting Hacked
• Meltdown and Spectre

December 2017

• Reflections of an Affirmative-Action Baby
• Daredevil: The Unexpected
• The Complete Moral Bankruptcy of Manipulating Human Psychology To Turn Users Into Addicts
• The Stormlight Archive: The Girl Who Looked Up
• Oral Testimony of an Aboriginal Massacre Now Supported by Scientific Evidence
• Fight the Disease, Not the Symptoms
• Logan: Rage
• How Corporations and the Wealthy Avoid Taxes
• Princess Mononoke: Cursed
• Wealth Inequality Is Even Worse in Reputation Economies (2016)
• Our Minds Can Be Hijacked: The Tech Insiders Who Fear a Smartphone Dystopia
• The World of Tomorrow: Third
• Marvel's Black Panther Rules. Literally
• The Angriest Librarian Is Full of Hope

November 2017

• Captain America: Civil War - It Always Ends in a Fight
• In Post-Hurricane Puerto Rico, This Used Game Store Is A Welcome Escape
• Reddit: Soldier Leaning Out of the Train to Kiss His Girlfriend, 1950
• UN Study Warns: Growing Economic Concentration Leads to "Rentier Capitalism"
• Reddit: A Perfect Morning at the Kubota Garden, WA
• Why Yoda Is the Most Evil Figure in the History of Mythology
• Logan: A Bad Day
• Our Ever-Deadlier Police State
• The Defenders: Defective
• American Psycho Author Bret Easton Ellis Tells Us Where Patrick Bateman Would Be Today (2016)
• The Stormlight Archive: Words Of Radiance
• RSS: There's Nothing Better
• The Fierce Courage of Nina Simone (2016)
• Silicon Valley Is Not Your Friend
• Ten Years Later, the Ending of ‘No Country for Old Men’ is More Powerful Than Ever
• The Stormlight Archive: To Kill the Wind
• MINIX: ​Intel's Hidden in-Chip Operating System
• V: A Different World
• Against an Increasingly User-Hostile Web
• Guardians of the Galaxy: Something Incredibly Heroic
• Faces of Pain, Faces of Hope
• Sarah Connor Is the Key to the Terminator Franchise

October 2017

• Interview With the Vampire: So Shall We
• Rose McGowan Says She Rejected $1M Hush-Money Payoff Over Weinstein Charges
• Audioslave: I Am the Highway
• The Stormlight Archive: The Way of Kings
• NYC Civic Hackers Invite Frustrated Silicon Valleyites to Do Good in New York
• Star Wars: Rebels - The Rules
• The Abuses of History
• Logan: The True Value of Living
• The Stormlight Archive: The Shattered Plains
• Purism Partners with Nextcloud to Build and Include End-to-End Encrypted Storage Products and Services
• The New MacBook Keyboard Is Ruining My Life
• No, Constant Monitoring and Tracking of Everything We Do Is Not Inevitable. When We Fight Back, We Win.
• Know Thy Futurist
• An Alarming Number of Patched Macs Remain Vulnerable to Stealthy Firmware Hacks
• V: An Idea
• The People Speak: The Reality of War
• How to Care for Your Introvert
• Accessibility For Everyone
• Star Wars: The Last Jedi
• The Great Flood
• In California's Foreclosure Valley, Rents Soar Thanks to Hedge Fund Landlords
• The Wolverine: Kuzuri
• Where Are the Brave Military Voices Against Forever War?
• Solaris: Those Fucking People
• Facebook's War on Free Will
• The Newest Issue of Batman Delves into Bruce Wayne's Greatest Regret
• Muse: Map of the Problematique
• The Corruption of the Law

September 2017

• Rogue One: My Stardust
• Thoughts on Face ID
• As Equifax Amassed Ever More Data, Safety Was a Sales Pitch
• Understanding How the Wi-Fi and Bluetooth Toggles in Control Center Work in iOS 11
• Logan: Your Child
• An Open Letter to the W3C Director, CEO, Team and Membership
• Uncanny Japan: Hungry Ghosts
• Hacker News: Governments Turn Tables By Suing Public Records Requesters
• Issuing New Loans Against Unrealised Capital Gains Has Created an Australian 'House of Cards'
• Daredevil: Unhinged
• Diseases of Despair
• How Did the World Ever Work Without Facebook?
• V: The Only Thing You Have Left
• There's Blood In The Water In Silicon Valley
• EFF, ACLU Sue Over Warrantless Phone, Laptop Searches at U.S. Border
• The World of Tomorrow: Second
• The People Speak: Hell
• Audioslave: Be Yourself
• The Era of Blind Faith in Big Data Must End
• Game of Thrones: The Targaryen Wolf
• Hyperion: I Remember Siri

August 2017

• Game of Thrones: Your Many Lessons
• The Broken Earth: The Stone Sky
• Daredevil: I Never Slept Better
• Reddit: I Did a Little Pixel Animation of Obi Wan's Transformation Into Ben Kenobi
• Game of Thrones: Maybe That's Enough
• Women Say They Quit Google Because of Racial Discrimination: 'I Was Invisible'
• Logan: Beware of the Light
• Big Data, No Thanks (2015)
• Snowden Intelligence Docs Reveal UK Spooks Malware Checklist (2016)
• German Universities Take on Elsevier
• V: The Most Beautiful Thing
• The Collaboration Curse (2016)
• The Broken Earth: The Obelisk Gate
• Game of Thrones: A Dragon
• Bill Binney: How the NSA Tracks You
• Game of Thrones: No One
• Rage Against The Machine: Beautiful World
• Game of Thrones: The Enemy Is Real
• The Wolverine: Peace
• Android Is a Dead End
• The Network Is Hostile (2015)
• The Dark Tower Turns an Epic Fantasy Into a Shockingly Mundane Movie
• Math Journal Editors Resign to Start Rival Open-Access Journal
• Samurai Jack: Hope
• The Broken Earth: The Fifth Season

July 2017

• Samurai Jack: What Do You Want From Me?
• Apploitation in a City of Instaserfs (2016)
• The Shawshank Redemption: A Warm Place With No Memory
• Trump and the Christian Fascists
• Red Hot Chili Peppers: Wet Sand
• Paying Professors: Inside Google’s Academic Influence Campaign
• Logan: Help
• Game of Thrones: Divine Justice
• How Can We Stop Algorithms Telling Lies?
• How Uber's Hard-Charging Corporate Culture Left Employees Drained
• Eugene Debs and the Kingdom of Evil
• V: A Monster
• Why Security Experts Are Pissed That ‘1Password’ Is Pushing Users to the Cloud
• Amid Unprecedented Controversy, W3C Greenlights DRM for the Web
• The Internet of Things that Talk About You Behind Your Back (2016)
• Walkaway: A Novel

June 2017

• When Canada Learned It Had Spies (2015)
• Hacker News: Author of cURL Denied Entry to the USA
• Logan: A Family
• Purism’s Security Focused Librem Laptops Go Mainstream as General Availability Begins
• Reddit: I Am One With the Force and the Force Is With Me
• Pearl Jam: Do the Evolution
• Book Review: The End of Ownership
• Not Just Savers! Wells Fargo Also Defrauded Bankrupt Mortgage Borrowers
• V: More Than Life
• Into the Wild: Guaranteed
• Nine Inch Nails: Right Where It Belongs
• Rob Dougan: Open Sore
• With New Browser Tech, Apple Preserves Privacy and Google Preserves Trackers
• A Mathematician's Secret: We're Not All Geniuses
• On Giving a Shit
• Antonio Gramsci and the Battle Against Fascism
• Howard Zinn: Radical Change
• Don't Expect Tech to Care About Your Problems
• Fuck Facebook
• Technology Is Making the World More Unequal. Only Technology Can Fix This

May 2017

• The Incomparable: What Would Pop Do?
• The Artist as Prophet
• Howard Zinn: Distinctions
• Introducing the 7th pillar of DiEM25: An Internet of People
• Tekken 7
• Nine Inch Nails: Getting Smaller
• The Death of the Republic
• Trump Isn't a Toddler - He's a Product of America's Culture of Impunity for the Rich
• Howard Zinn: The Possibility of Surprise
• Guardians of the Galaxy: Distraction
• Dances With Wolves: Looks Like A Suicide
• Lockdown: The Coming War on General Purpose Computing (2012)
• Howard Zinn: A Very Wealthy Country
• Nine Inch Nails: Burning Bright
• V: An Inch
• Guillotine Watch: LAX's New One-Percenter Luxury Terminal
• Snowden Praises Open Source for Protecting Privacy
• Howard Zinn: Disruption
• Trump Plans Ban on Laptops in the Cabins of Flights From Europe
• Man: Border Agents Threatened to "be Dicks," Take My Phone if I Didn't Unlock It
• Howard Zinn: For the Sake of Commerce
• The Dark Tower
• How the Robot Apocalypse Will Go Down
• Howard Zinn: A Class Society

April 2017

• The Expanse: Make Sure You Tell Them That
• The Brink of Moral and Economic Bankruptcy
• The Three Hot Trends in Silicon Valley Horseshit
• The Expanse: You Belong With Me
• Howard Zinn: Error, Ignorance, and Cost
• Nine Inch Nails: 1,000,000
• The Expanse: Making Sense
• The Price of Resistance
• The World in Time: Nancy Isenberg
• No, Wealth Isn't Created at the Top. It Is Merely Devoured There
• V: The Man From Room Five
• When Silence is Betrayal
• Nine Inch Nails: Happiness in Slavery (Remix)
• X-Men: First Class - The Better Man
• Congress Removes FCC Privacy Protections on Your Internet Usage

March 2017

• Too Much Love
• The Dark Knight Returns: Demons
• A Dream Deferred
• Howard Zinn: A Permanent War Economy
• Vader: The Edges of Anger
• Howard Zinn: The Fundamental Elements of the American System
• The Socrates of SIGINT: What Happens When a Failed Writer Becomes a Loyal Spy? (2015)
• The Never-Ending War in Afghanistan
• A Last Chance for Resistance
• Logan: Goodnight Moon
• Retired North Carolina Police Chief Detained at JFK Airport
• Reddit: Watching the Waves Near Brookings, OR
• Intercepted: All Governments Lie
• The Preacher and the Slave
• Marines Head Testifies to Senators over Facebook Group with Naked Photos of Female Marines
• V: What You Did
• The Secrets of Surveillance Capitalism (2016)
• Star Wars: Rebels - Double Agent Droid
• The Dance of Death
• Kurosawa’s Japan Revisited
• On Feminism & Women’s Day
• Rascals in Robes and Honesty in Rags
• America’s Hidden Water Affordability Crisis
• Synagogue Vandalism Suspect Is Accountant With a Master's Degree
• Demanding Passwords at the Border Would Undermine Human Rights and Personal Security
• The Pittsburgh Manifesto to the Workingmen of America
• Donald Trump’s Greatest Allies Are the Liberal Elites
• Star Wars: Rebels - Secret Cargo
• Read an Excerpt as Thrawn Returns to 'Star Wars' Book Universe
• Good Will Hunting: Why Shouldn't I Work for the N.S.A.?
• Rage Against The Machine: Calm Like A Bomb
• 15 Things We Want To See In The Nightwing Movie
• Watchmen: Hilarious
• US Border Guards Can't Believe Nigerian Man Is a Software Engineer
• Reddit: Robots Won't Just Take Our Jobs - They'll Make the Rich Even Richer
• 13th: Drugs, Race, and the Southern Strategy

February 2017

• Muhammad Ali's Son and Former Wife on their Detention and Interrogation at FL Airport
• Resistance to Civil Government
• Maciej Ceglowski: ‘Social Media Needs a Travel Mode’
• Welcome to the America Black People Have Always Lived In
• The Dark Knight Returns: Remember
• North Dakota: Eviction of Pipeline Resistance Camp Underway
• U.S. Homeland Security Staff Were Unable to Access DHS Computer Network Because the Security Certificates Expired
• After Sexual Harassment Account, Uber Exposé Shows Aggressive, Unrestrained Work Culture
• How Peter Thiel’s Palantir Helped the NSA Spy on the Whole World
• James Baldwin and the Meaning of Whiteness
• Reflecting on One Very, Very Strange Year at Uber
• Interstellar: Our Place in the Stars
• Star Wars: Rebels - Legacy of Mandalore
• Reddit: Good Morning, Aww
• 35 Soul-Crushing Facts About American Income Inequality (2015)
• Game of Thrones: No Justice Here
• Resistance Proves Effective as Andrew Puzder, Michael Flynn Are Forced Out
• Accidental Tech Podcast: Making Sausage-Making Glamorous
• Two Babies Talking to Each Other on FaceTime
• Logan: Growl, Gristle, and Rage
• Rage Against The Machine: War Within a Breath
• Children of Dune: The Voice From the Wilderness
• 2017 DuckDuckGo Donations: $300,000 to Raise the Standard of Trust Online
• Empowering the "Deep State" to Undermine Trump is Prescription for Destroying Democracy
• In the US and UK, Retirement Is Only for the Super-Rich
• Children of Dune: Who I Am
• The Elites Won’t Save Us
• V: Not Tonight
• Rage Against the Machine: Ashes in the Fall
• Watch Will Arnett, as LEGO Batman, Prank Call a Toy Store
• Trump Wants to Reinstate and Expand Civil Asset Forfeiture so Cops Can Steal Your Stuff
• Rage Against The Machine: Mic Check
• Samurai Jack Season 5 Trailer
• The High Cost of a Home Is Turning American Millennials Into the New Serfs
• Billionaire Peter Thiel Makes Fortune After 'Sweetheart' Deal With Government
• We Are The Scientists Against A Fascist Government
• LG Has Redesigned Its 5K Mac Monitor So It Can Handle Being Placed Near a Wi-Fi Router
• Reddit: The Vortex at Saturn's North Pole
• Make America Ungovernable
• Monkey Love Experiments
• First Teaser For New Samurai Jack Episodes Released
• Becky Jaffe: Resources to Resist
• The Dark Knight Returns: No More
• Ursula Le Guin on Fiction vs. 'Alternative Facts'
• Tyson: U.S. Science Illiteracy a Serious Threat
• When Algorithms Come for Our Children
• Hacker News: Scientists Must Fight for the Facts
• Pirate Bay Founder: ‘I Have Given Up’

January 2017

• Secret Docs Reveal: President Trump Has Inherited an FBI With Vast Hidden Powers
• Watchmen: Danger
• American Psychosis
• Prince Lestat and the Realms of Atlantis
• Judge Blocks Deportation of Detainees Over Trump Refugee Order
• Peter Thiel Is a Fucking Fool
• Grace Hopper on Letterman in 1986
• The World of Tomorrow: First
• Six Tips to Avoid Being a Bystander When Witnessing a Racist Attack
• Star Wars: Rebels - Trials of the Darksaber
• Rage Against The Machine: Sleep Now in the Fire
• Without a Path From Protest to Power, the Women's March Will End Up Like Occupy
• The Case for Not Being Crybabies
• V: A Game
• Man Lives in a Storage Unit and Explains How to Get Away With It
• Logan: Trailer 2
• The Icarus Deception by Seth Godin
• Black Lives Matter Chicago and Martin Luther King Jr.
• Watchmen: A Clock Without a Craftsman
• Rage Against The Machine: Wake Up
• N.S.A. Gets More Latitude to Share Intercepted Communications
• Signal Boost
• Rage Against The Machine: Testify
• Dune: The Future
• Cory Booker’s Public Crucifixion Has The Attention Of Every Democrat In DC
• Millennials Earn 20% Less Than Boomers Did at Same Stage of Life
• When Fear Comes
• Prince Lestat
• Apple's Statement on the Consumer Reports Battery Test
• The Dogs of 2016
• Aaron Swartz: A Better Place
• My Windows Rumspringa
• Star Wars: Rebels - Ghost of Geonosis, Part Two
• JLA: Time Share
• Field of Vision: Birdie
• 2017: The Year We Become Ungovernable
• V: No Court in This Country
• 12 New Year’s Resolutions for Introverts
• French Workers Win Legal Right to Avoid Checking Work Email Out-of-Hours
• The Return of Civil Disobedience
• The Dark Knight Returns: What I Am
• Nina Simone: Mississippi Goddam
• The Year in Housing: The Middle Class Can't Afford to Live in Cities Anymore
• I'm Jason Fried, CEO of Basecamp, and This Is How I Work
• China Has Made Obedience to the State a Game
• The Downsides of Open Source Software
• In the Time of Trump, All We Have Is Each Other
• Kylo Ren Reviews Rogue One: A Star Wars Story

December 2016

• Why Batman Returns Is Essential Christmas Viewing
• Super Mario Run Is a Defense of Craftsmanship
• The Long-Term Jobs Killer Is Not China. It’s Automation.
• Is Children of Men 2016’s Most Relevant Film?
• Stand, Fight, Resist
• Justice League Action Gives a Nod to Superman II in New Clip
• ‘Fake News’ in America: Homegrown, and Far From New
• Politics Got Weird Because Neoliberalism Failed to Deliver
• Why Christopher Hitchens Was a Hero to Scientists
• Denzel Washington Schools Journalists
• Valley of the Dolts
• Steve Wozniak Was My Computer Teacher in 1995
• Demagogue-in-Chief
• Edward Snowden Talking About New President Donald Trump
• Becoming the Bat: The History of Batman’s Many Origins
• Essential Coffee GIFs for December
• Excellent, Deep Series on Uber's Ponzi-Scheme Economics
• A Message to Breitbart from Weather.com
• V: Commander
• German Research Institutions Boycott Elsevier
• Redesigning Waxy, 2016 edition
• Lessons of Immortality and Mortality From My Father, Carl Sagan
• War for the Planet of the Apes
• Quitting Facebook feels GREAT
• The Incomparable: He’s More Man than Puppet
• The Mafia State
• Batman: Arkham Origins - Allies
• These Are The 48 Organizations That Now Have Access To Every Brit's Browsing History
• Is ‘Empathy’ Really What the Nation Needs?
• For the Win
• Enter 'The Glass Room,' Where Privacy Goes To Die
• US Veterans Build Barracks for Pipeline Protesters in Frigid Weather
• First Contact: The Greatest Star Trek Movie of the Last 20 Years
• Anne Rice Regains Vampire Chronicles Rights, Hoping for Game of Thrones-Type Show
• Batman: Arkham Origins - Just Like Me

November 2016

• Proposed Law Could Allow Authorities to Charge Protesters With "Economic Terrorism"
• Waiting for the Barbarians
• Our Brains Want Us to Keep Calm. But to Make a Change, We Need to Keep Angry
• It's Official: NASA's Peer-Reviewed EM Drive Paper Has Finally Been Published
• V: Justice
• The Incomparable: Likeable Jerkability
• Erik Lehnsherr: Hope
• Defying the Politics of Fear
• The Dark Knight Returns: The Only Way

October 2016

• AT&T Is Spying on Americans for Profit, New Documents Reveal
• The Incomparable: Abe Vigoda Knows All the Toilets
• Shame on Y Combinator
• Logan
• Journalist Amy Goodman Shouldn't Be Arrested for Covering Dakota Pipeline Story
• Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings: Be Easy
• The Baby Boomers Might Just Wreck America
• The Dark Knight Returns: I’m Not Finished Yet
• Merciless Reporting on the Chicago Police Department's Extortion Racket, and the Senior Officials Who Covered It Up
• Game of Thrones: Book of the Stranger
• Sharon Jones and The Dap-Kings: 100 Days, 100 Nights
• Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross: A Minute To Breathe
• Luke Cage: Step in the Arena
• Whistleblowing Wells Fargo Loan Officer Describes Years of Fraudulent, Criminal Culture in the Bank

September 2016

• Nina Simone: Lilac Wine
• There's Something Truly Rotten in the Valley
• Google Reneges on Allo Privacy Feature
• Xenophobia and Hate Exacerbate the Plight of Refugees Around the World
• Dave Matthews Band: The Stone
• What Yesterday's Hilariously Awful Testimony by Wells Fargo's CEO Portends for His Future
• Louis Prima: The Music Goes 'Round And Around
• Dakota Access Pipeline Company Attacks Native American Protesters with Dogs and Pepper Spray
• The Courtiers and the Tyrants
• Sunset
• Done in Your Name: Survivors of CIA's Torture-Decade Describe Their Ordeals
• 1984
• Radiohead: High and Dry
• Star Wars Rebels Trailer Awakens New Force-Wielder Bendu
• The Fountain: Xibalba
• Louis Armstrong: It Takes Two to Tango
• Sugar Industry Bought Off Scientists, Skewed Dietary Guidelines for Decades
• Fooled Again
• Radiohead: The Present Tense
• Under Watchful Eyes: The Medieval Origins of Mass Surveillance
• Brave New World
• Anonymous Hacker Who Helped Expose Steubenville Rape Could Get More Prison Time Than Rapists
• How Internet Pirates Became A Political Force In Iceland
• Nintendo Brings Mario to iOS
• Indians Staged One of the Largest Strikes in History, But No One on U.S. Cable News Covered It
• The Privacy Wars Are About to Get A Whole Lot Worse
• Millennials Have Discovered 'Going Out' Sucks
• Watch Batman Fight Deathstroke In A DC Short Film Directed By Deadpool’s Tim Miller
• The Intellectuals We Abandon
• Alphabet and Google's Very Bad No Good Summer
• Hospitals
• Smetana: The Moldau
• Los Indios Tabajaras: Maria Elena
• Hackers Stole 68 Million Dropbox Passwords in 2012 Attack
• America the Illiterate
• The Beatles: A Taste of Honey
• BTAS: Robin's Reckoning - What About the Boy?
• Louis Armstrong: Ain't Misbehavin'
• Pyramid of Light

August 2016

• Watchmen: The Stars
• Gorgeous Concept Art Reveals the Genndy Tartakovsky ‘Superman’ Short That Never Happened
• Time to Go Shopping!
• The Dark Knight: Creating the Ultimate Antagonist
• Why Game Of Thrones Brought The Hound Back
• Mylan’s EpiPen Price Gouging
• Reddit: Glow, Digital
• Robert Moses Wove Enduring Racism Into New York's Urban Fabric
• Democracy in America Is a Useful Fiction
• Millennials Aren't Buying Homes. Good for Them.
• U.S. Army Fudged Its Accounts by Trillions of Dollars, Auditor Finds
• In Defense of Villainesses
• Less Stress, More Productivity: Why Working Fewer Hours Is Better for You and Your Employer
• Unbreakable: An Awful Feeling
• Muse: Citizen Erased
• Bogie and Bacall
• Radiohead: Glass Eyes
• Daredevil: Let the Devil Out
• Reddit: Morning on the Tillamook Head Trail Along the Oregon Coast
• Homeland: Zyz
• Minipresso Is the Aeropress of Portable Espresso Makers
• Get Rich or Die Vlogging: The Sad Economics of Internet Fame
• Darth Vader Does Not Look Happy in the First Teaser for His Star Wars VR Story
• Teletubby Riot Police and Razor-Blade Doughnuts: This Is Freedom
• Unbreakable: Afraid

July 2016

• Homeland: There’s Only Doing
• For a Few Dollars More: Now, We Start
• Reddit: I Don't Feel Like a Democrat Anymore
• The 1 Percent’s Useful Idiots
• Muse: Con-Science
• Hope: The Right of the People
• Cory Doctorow: Peak Indifference
• Shawn Lee's Ping Pong Orchestra feat. Nino Mochella: Kiss The Sky
• Bettye Swann: Then You Can Tell Me Goodbye
• Children of Dune: The Ring of Paul
• The 50 Best Sci-Fi Films of the 21st Century so Far
• X-Men: Apocalypse - Taken Away
• Reddit: Grand Admiral Thrawn Returns!
• Tyrion Lannister: Belief
• Voltron: Some Assembly Required
• The Tribute Game Of Thrones’ Tyrion Lannister Deserves Is Here
• Pearl Jam: All Those Yesterdays
• Frederick Douglass' "The Meaning of July the Fourth for the Negro," read by James Earl Jones
• Hainish Cycle: The Left Hand of Darkness
• Relive Jon Snow’s Journey in New Game Of Thrones Supercut
• All the Greedy Young Abigail Fishers and Me
• Battle of the Secure Messaging Apps: How Signal Beats WhatsApp
• Phantogram: Howling at the Moon
• Reddit: Today Is the 25th Anniversary of Terminator 2: Judgment Day
• Game of Thrones: There Is Will, There Is Chaos
• Wolf’s Rain: Face On
• The Crow: Is that Gasoline I Smell?
• X-Men: First Class - Rage and Serenity
• Batman: The Killing Joke - A Bad Day

June 2016

• Game of Thrones: The Call
• Arcade Fire: Windowsill
• New Samurai Jack Images Promise Darkness and Anger
• Intel X86s Hide Another CPU That Can Take Over Your Machine (You Can't Audit It)
• 6 Things You Missed in the Battle of the Bastards!
• Reddit: Rey’s Vision by Mike del Mundo
• Louis Armstrong: St. James Infirmary
• Children of Men: Don't Ignore The Background
• Dr. Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog: My Eyes
• Going to Cleveland to protest the RNC this summer? Beware the local surveillance tech.
• Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom, Op. 31: First Antiphon
• Game of Thrones: Now They're Starving
• BTAS: Joker’s Answering Machine
• Louis Armstrong: Kiss of Fire
• X-Men: Apocalypse - They Would Have Wanted to Live
• Mark Hamill Continues to Justify Twitter's Existence
• “But he does good work.”
• The End of ThinkUp
• We Must Understand Corporate Power to Fight It
• The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild
• Automattic: Banter
• Viticci and Siracusa: The Way It Should Be Said
• Norah Jones: Rosie’s Lullaby
• Watch This Very Funny Parody of a TED Talk, Any TED Talk
• Values, Governance, and What Comes Next
• Batman: Evolving The Legend
• Game of Thrones: Violence Is a Disease
• The Crow: Victims Aren’t We All
• Shut Down the Democratic National Convention
• The Incomparable: Kitty’s in Space Now
• The Rise of the New Crypto War
• Matt Damon's Commencement Address
• Why You Will Marry the Wrong Person
• Google's Cool Tech and Creepy Interactions

May 2016

• Captain America: The First Avenger
• Wells Fargo Is Trying To Give Mortgages To Low-Income, Debt-Heavy Millennials Living At Home
• Red Hot Chili Peppers: Dark Necessities
• X-Men: Apocalypse
• DuckDuckGo: Timer
• More Than 400 Writers Sign Petition Protesting Donald Trump
• The Power of Going It Alone
• Don't Use Allo
• Star Wars: Anakin-Rey Parallel
• Galactic Warfighters: Recreating Photos of US Soldiers in Battle Using Star Wars Action Figures
• Mad Max: Fury Road - You Keep Moving
• Civil Disobedience Is the Only Way Left to Fight Climate Change
• A Beautiful Planet
• The Matrix: The System
• Star Wars: Rey and Baby Leia
• Game of Thrones: My Watch Has Ended
• Captain America: Civil War 8-Bit Trailer Will Make You Dust Off Your NES
• Hainish Cycle: The Dispossessed
• The Penguins: Earth Angel
• Fats Domino: Let the Four Winds Blow
• So Yeah, Mother’s Day
• Panama Papers Source Offers Documents To Governments, Hints At More To Come
• Gramps: The Distance
• The Trump We Asked for
• V for Vendetta: A Perfect Pattern
• Inside the Assassination Complex
• Amazon is Just Walmart on Digital Drugs
• Why the Future of Web Browsers Belongs to the Biggest Tech Firms
• Marco Arment: IE Is an Idiot
• Radiohead Erase Internet Presence
• The Socialist Alternative
• The Crow: There Ain’t No Coming Back
• When Did Batman and Catwoman First Kiss?
• Oregon Intelligence Cop Spied on Director of State Civil Rights Office for Tweeting Black Lives Matter
• Who’s That Pooch

April 2016

• Rob Dougan: Nothing at All
• Bush: Machinehead
• The Expanse: Nemesis Games
• FBI Admits to Giving Flawed Testimony for Decades
• Snowden: US Attorney General Promises Not to Torture Me if I Return to US
• The Sharing Economy: The Good, the Bad, and the Real
• Skywalker: No One Is an Island
• Epic Failure of Phone House & Dutch Telecom Providers to Protect Personal Data
• Why Is Congress so Clueless About Tech?
• Batman: The Killing Joke - Official Trailer
• Star Wars: Rebels - Legends of the Lasat
• Serenity: Aim to Misbehave
• The Leader in Me and Compliance Culture
• Louis Armstrong: Don't Fence Me In
• Eddie Vedder and His 7-Year-Old Daughter Sing the BATMAN Theme Song
• UK Chancellor Exempts Families of 'Politically Exposed Persons' From Money Laundering Scrutiny
• Donnie Darko: For Whom the Bell Tolls
• Miles Davis Quintet: It Never Entered My Mind
• Dawn of Justice, or Not
• Surveillance Has Reversed the Net's Capacity for Social Change
• Against Sharing
• Smashing Pumpkins: Bullet With Butterfly Wings
• Triangulation 244: Bill Atkinson
• SpaceX Falcon 9: Successful Drone Ship Landing
• The Super-Rich Live in a Parallel World. Here's How We Bring Them Back to Reality
• Nine Inch Nails: The Beginning of the End
• Rogue One: A Star Wars Story Teaser Trailer
• Carl Sagan: The Galactic Boondocks
• Jonathan Kent: Saturday On The Farm

March 2016

• David Sparks: The Microsoft Store
• Someone Remade Daredevil's Opening as an Old School Video Game and It's Perfect
• Why Apple Is Doubling Down on Health, Environment, and More
• Launching the Electronic Frontier Alliance
• The Dream Of Usable Email Encryption Is Still A Work In Progress
• Gramps: 'Real Italian'
• American Big Brother: A Century of Political Surveillance and Repression
• Erik Prince in the Hot Seat
• Representatives Say NSA Must End Plans to Expand Domestic Spying
• Edward Snowden: Privacy Can't Depend on Corporations Standing Up to the Government
• Take a Stand Against the Obama/FBI Anti-Encryption Charm Offensive
• The Kids Aren't Alright...with You Putting Their Photos Online
• The Killing Joke and Castle: One Bad Day
• A Millennial and a Baby Boomer Trade Places: 'I Can't Help but Feel a Stab of Envy'
• Ireland Is Becoming No Place for the Young
• The Nature of the Self in the Digital Age
• Final 'Captain America: Civil War' Trailer Debuts
• How New FBI Powers to Look Through NSA Intercepts Will Exacerbate Mass Incarceration
• An Apple Pencil-Drawn Review of the Apple Pencil
• The Prestige: Hiding In Plain Sight
• Data Is a Toxic Asset
• EVE
• Warrant-Proof Places

February 2016

• Our Problem is Civil Obedience
• Apple vs. the DOJ
• iOS Passcodes and the Security Enclave
• Apple Defends Encryption
• Dawn of Justice Final Trailer
• Obi-Wan Remembers
• Susan Kare and John Gruber Discuss Design
• Douglas Rushkoff on Reconsidering Social Media
• Demo Links Post

January 2016

• Demo Link Post
• Demo