What happens when you can make as many guns as you want with your 3-D printer?
Science, Tech, Environment
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Cleaning Up the Airwaves
Over the last four years, the FCC has failed in its mission to enforce net neutrality or promote diversity in media ownership. Can Tom Wheeler set it straight?
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The STEM-Shortage Myth
The U.S. doesn’t just need more engineers; it needs more jobs.
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It’s Not Easy Being Green
As climate change worsens, the internal strains in the environmentalist movement are starting to show.
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Dissecting Donglegate
Sexism in tech isn’t just a nuisance to women; it makes it harder for women to function at their jobs.
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The Internet’s Patriot Act
How a bill called CISPA hopes to erase every online privacy law ever written
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The Internet’s Patriot Act
How a bill called CISPA hopes to erase every online privacy law ever written.
Posted inMoney, Politics, and Power
Augmented Reality Is Here, and It’s Right on Your Face
Google will let you buy their glasses, if you’re cool enough. Skydiving would help.
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Pasting the Web
A recent flare-up over Twitter’s URL shortener demonstrates one of the little ways we’re letting the Internet get away from us.Â
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I Can Haz Internet Freedom?
The Prospect explains the murky underpinnings of Anonymous’s brand of cyber-activism.
