What it’s like to be on House Hunters and House Hunters International - "The first thing you need to know is that in neither episode of House Hunters were Jeff and I actually … house hunting"
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Google Maps is filled with millions of false business addresses created by firms pretending to be nearby
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How will the movies (as we know them) survive the next ten years? Twenty-four major Hollywood figures peer into the future
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Machine learning is about to revolutionize the study of ancient games
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Liu Cixin’s war of the worlds
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How did the Dallas courthouse gunman get radicalized?
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She’s 103 and just ran the 100-meter dash. Her life advice? ‘Look for magic moments’
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Trump approves strikes on Iran, but then abruptly pulls back
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YouTube under US Federal investigation over allegations it violates children’s privacy
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Hell is high water: When will the Mississippi River come for New Orleans?
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Your professional decline is coming (much) sooner than you think
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Researchers may soon isolate the genetic roots of homosexuality. As a scientist, that excites me. But as a gay man, I worry about what might happen next.
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No, you don't look like that. How phone cameras alter reality.
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Impossible Burger shortages hit White Castle and Red Robin
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The platform excuse is dying
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Beware the Cheapfakes: Deepfakes are troubling. But disinformation doesn’t have to be high tech to be damaging.
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Asian countries take a stand against the rich world’s plastic waste
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Categorically Gay: For queer people who grew up in an era when rigid identities were essential, today’s fluidity can feel like their history is washing out with the tide.
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What Chinese citizens have learned about the Hong Kong protests
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The Toy Story trilogy gets the epilogue it deserves
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Masks, cash and apps: How Hong Kong’s protesters find ways to outwit the surveillance state
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The I in we - How did WeWork’s Adam Neumann turn office space with “community” into a $47 billion company? Not by sharing.
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Good, evil, ugly, beautiful: Make a ‘Game of Thrones’ chart
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Empire of meat
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Amazon created an exceptionally-detailed virtual clone of a neighborhood to train and test its delivery robots
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When you give a friend a kidney
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Michigan authorities drop all criminal charges relating to Flint Water Crisis
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WeChat is watching
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Alphabet-owned Jigsaw built a fake political site and then hired a Russian troll campaign to attack it
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Telegram founder points to China hacking attack during Hong Kong protest
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An oral history of Vincent D’Onofrio’s perfect Men in Black ‘sugar water’ scene
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Men in Black: International forgets what made the original so great
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The experience of working on a thirty-year-old Macintosh SE
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Fan fiction writers are better than tech at organizing information online
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The day the music burned - The 2008 Universal fire was the biggest disaster in the history of the music business — and almost nobody knew
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Big mood machine - Spotify pursues emotional surveillance for global profit
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If only experienced cyclists feel safe in a bike lane, then is it a bike lane at all? In Vancouver, a shift to “AAA” (all ages and abilities) bike lanes
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Ditch the GPS. It’s ruining your brain.
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The birth of the electronic beep, the most ubiquitous sound design in the world
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How artificial intelligence will revolutionize the way video games are developed and played
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How the pursuit of leisure drives internet use: The second half of humanity is joining the internet
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'A hard pill to swallow': Boos, hisses and a standing ovation at premiere of Goodes film
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Bullhead City, Arizona was a retiree paradise. Then came a biblical plague of flies.
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The friends who have been playing the same game of Dungeons & Dragons for thirty years
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Lowville had lots of water. Then string cheese came to town.
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The corporate logo singularity: Against the creepy cheerfulness of a thousand smiling san serifs
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Facebook suspends app pre-installs on Huawei phones
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Japanese-style listening bars, where DJs spin carefully selected records for a hushed audience, are arriving in America. But truly appreciating them can take a little practice.
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The Toronto Raptors are now the most valuable sports franchise in Canada, experts say
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Keanu Reeves walks into the Chateau Marmont: an 'Always Be My Maybe' casting story
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