How Quora died - The site used to be a thriving community that worked to answer our most specific questions. But users are fleeing.
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Women are splitting off from the doomsday prepper community
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Facebook banned someone for developing a Chrome extension designed to reduce its addictiveness
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The unbelievable grimness of /r/HermanCainAward, the subreddit that catalogs anti-vaxxer COVID deaths
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History of the Segway - Dean Kamen's literary agent revisits the story twenty years later to reflect on his contribution to the invention's hype and failure
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3D-printed guns are getting more capable and accessible
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The workplace-surveillance technology boom
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I’ve fought for a free internet for thirty years. Here’s where I think we went wrong, and right
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Which tech company is really the most evil?
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This sure looks like Mitt Romney’s secret Twitter account—Meet “Pierre Delecto”
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Kickstarter’s year of turmoil - Multiple employees involved with a "Kickstarter United" effort to unionize have been fired over the past week
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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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Wikipedia’s refusal to profile a Black female scientist shows its diversity problem
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The Black feminists who saw the alt-right threat coming
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Police are making tone-deaf memes to build community trust
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Why humanitarians are worried about Palantir’s new partnership with the UN
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How a Star Wars crab became a Federal agency’s Twitter avatar
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