How Syria's disinformation wars destroyed the co-founder of the White Helmets
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I was a cable guy. I saw the worst of America.
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The COVID cruise ship and the Maine fishing town
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Geothermal energy is poised for a breakout
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The incredible story of the great Cannonball boom
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As local news dies, a pay-for-play network rises in its place
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'I could show you stuff you wouldn’t believe:' Gravediggers speak out about horrifying conditions
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Notes on my colon cancer
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Buildings and residents testament to the rich seams of history and identity of Kiruna in Sweden are ousted in favour of the profit-laden iron ore seams lurking beneath
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Taking back our privacy - Profile of Moxie Marlinspike, founder of Signal
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Covid-19: The global crisis — in data
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What I learned about male desire in a sex doll factory
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Just give poor people money
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Iron, how did they make it? Part I, Mining
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Big banks entrusted money to GardaWorld. It secretly lost track of millions.
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Thoughts and observations on Apple’s ‘Hi, Speed’ iPhone 12 event
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Cloud gaming’s history of false starts and promising reboots
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How the 1619 Project took over 2020 in the US
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Why Facebook can't fix itself - The platform is overrun with hate speech and disinformation, but the company's strategy seems focused on managing perception of the problem instead of addressing it
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Despite brute-forcing its way to dominance in many other industries, Amazon is having difficulty getting a foothold in games
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Pippi and the Moomins - The antics in postwar Nordic children’s books left propaganda and prudery behind. We need this madcap spirit more than ever
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The (mostly) true story of Vanilla Ice, hip-hop, and the American Dream
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A libertarian walks into a bear: The utopian plot to liberate an American town (and some bears)
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The paradox of suspense
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How to make biomass energy sustainable again: Coppicing, pollarding, and hedgerows
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The West’s infernos are melting our sense of how fire works
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Interviews → Cinedicate — The Truman Show
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“I feel that the future I’ve been working towards my whole life is gone now” — What United States college students have to say about the coronavirus
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We need a new approach to teaching modern Chinese history: We have lazily repeated false narratives for too long
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Self-storage and the dream of infinite space
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Hacking Apple for 3 months - 55 vulnerabilities discovered, with $288,500 in bug bounties awarded
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What working at Stripe has been like
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Post-politics and the future of the left
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Meet the customer service reps for Disney and Airbnb who have to pay to talk to you
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Planning is GREAT: Britain was supposed to be the most prepared country in the world. Then an unexpected enemy arrived
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How to make video calls almost as good as face-to-face
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Egypt: Security forces abuse, torture LGBT people
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The operating systems that keep spacecraft running
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I cry for the mountains - A California rancher's account of the wildfires' devastating impact on his family, his cattle, and the forests
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The Digital Antiquarian: Transport Tycoon
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The school
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The race to redesign sugar
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Amazon's internal records show that it deceived the public on rising injury rates among its warehouse workers
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Wendy Carlos’s music of the spheres
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The rise of the rational do-gooders
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K: The overlooked variable that's driving the pandemic
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An investigation into the concept of "lifestyle"
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Postal Service workers quietly resist DeJoy’s changes with eye on election
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Project Gemini: Stripped back web // souped up Gopher internet protocol
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A deep dive into K-pop
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