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How One 19-Year-Old Illinois Man Is Distorting National Polling Averages

nytimes.com·10 pts·nols·
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School-Disturbance Laws Have Outlawed Being a Teenager in America

theatlantic.com·3 pts·nols·
0

The Massacre at Monkey Hill

priceonomics.com·35 pts·nols·
3

Autonomous Vehicles Will Mean the End of Traffic Stops

wired.com·2 pts·nols·
0

Rise of the RoboMasters

theverge.com·16 pts·nols·
3

Roller Coasters Could Help People Pass Kidney Stones

theatlantic.com·4 pts·nols·
0

What fonts tell us about the global economics of the internet

qz.com·1 pts·nols·
0

Predictable Schedules Are the New $15 Minimum Wage

theatlantic.com·5 pts·nols·
1

KrebsOnSecurity Hit with Record DDoS

krebsonsecurity.com·8 pts·nols·
0

Kiruna: A Swedish Town Being Completely Relocated

theatlantic.com·2 pts·nols·
0

Even Good Bots Fight

arxiv.org·1 pts·nols·
0

Paramount Wipes “Infringing” Ubuntu Torrent from Google

torrentfreak.com·3 pts·nols·
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WikiLeaks Has Morphed from Journalism Hotshot to Malware Hub

backchannel.com·2 pts·nols·
0

It Makes No Sense That Word Processors Are Still Designed for the Printed Page

motherboard.vice.com·8 pts·nols·
1

Inside the Implosion of Fuhu, America's One-Time Fastest-Growing Company

inc.com·1 pts·nols·
0

The Internet's Safe Harbor Just Got a Little Less Safe

wired.com·1 pts·nols·
0

Open Source Won. So, Now What?

wired.com·5 pts·nols·
0

The rise and fall and rise of the GIF

mashable.com·2 pts·nols·
0

Here’s What We Know About Russia and the DNC Hack

wired.com·14 pts·nols·
2

Malicious computers caught snooping on Tor-anonymized Dark Web sites

arstechnica.com·57 pts·nols·
22

Where machines could replace humans–and where they can’t (yet)

mckinsey.com·2 pts·nols·
0

Red Bull's high-performance bootcamp is helping giving athletes an edge

wired.co.uk·1 pts·nols·
0

The Myth of the Millennial Entrepreneur

theatlantic.com·3 pts·nols·
0

A death on Usenet: Sharon Lopatka and the strange case of “consensual murder

kernelmag.dailydot.com·2 pts·nols·
0

To study possibly racist algorithms, professors have to sue the US

arstechnica.com·55 pts·nols·
50

How Romania brought broadband to a whole country–and who got left behind

kernelmag.dailydot.com·6 pts·nols·
0

From file-sharing to prison: A Megaupload programmer tells his story

arstechnica.com·176 pts·nols·
80

The Lopsided Geography of Wikipedia

theatlantic.com·2 pts·nols·
0

The Unexpected Story of How Estonia Became the Most Tech-Savvy Country on Earth

mic.com·1 pts·nols·
0

China’s co-living boom puts hundreds of millennials under one roof

qz.com·2 pts·nols·
1
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