Mar 2021

• Dapper Labs, the company behind NBA Top Shot, valued at $2.6 billion (or half the New York Knicks)

  Mar 31, 2021

• The “Amazon of South Korea” is worth billions, facing accusations of employees being worked to death

  Mar 12, 2021

Feb 2021

• Why does the Apple TV still exist?

  Feb 13, 2021

• Human society is just collateral damage in climate change

  Feb 11, 2021

• App Store scams and Apple’s priorities

  Feb 10, 2021

• The changing face of uwu

  Feb 10, 2021

• The oldest image on the internet (with a link that still works)

  Feb 4, 2021

• I’m Being Censored, and You Can Read, Hear, and See Me Talk About It in the News, on the Radio, and on TV

  Feb 1, 2021

Jan 2021

• Will people still pay for news without President Trump?

  Jan 28, 2021

• Neo-Nazis recruiting people to Telegram after Parler shuts down

  Jan 13, 2021

• Love the world anyway

  Jan 13, 2021

• You don’t get to be anti-murder but pro-stabbing

  Jan 10, 2021

• Trump’s “political genius”

  Jan 8, 2021

• The two Americas

  Jan 8, 2021

Dec 2020

• A long list of short thoughts about movies I've seen this year (2020)

  Dec 25, 2020

Oct 2020

• The iOS Photos widget makes your home screen feel like home

  Oct 25, 2020

• Austin Mann’s stunning iPhone 12 Pro review

  Oct 23, 2020

• The paradox of social violence

  Oct 18, 2020

• Things that have set off Siri (Part 2)

  Oct 18, 2020

• Ad tech, content, and the next internet bubble

  Oct 17, 2020

• NYT: The Tangled Web We Weave review

  Oct 17, 2020

• “You big ugly. You too empty.”

  Oct 12, 2020

• r/IdiotsFightingThings is proof we’re failing young men

  Oct 11, 2020

• 1 + 2 = wisdom: Life lessons learned while playing Threes

  Oct 10, 2020

• The conspiracy theory classification model

  Oct 7, 2020

• Home

  Oct 6, 2020

• Coinbase is off base: the joys of politics at work

  Oct 5, 2020

• Twitter’s telling you who matters

  Oct 3, 2020

• Surprise: it’s worth taking a break from social media

  Oct 1, 2020

Sep 2020

• It’s okay to punch Nazis

  Sep 30, 2020

• “There’s no launch party for decay.”

  Sep 28, 2020

• Journalism is a team sport

  Sep 27, 2020

• “Doomer trad wife” and reactionary culture

  Sep 26, 2020

• The only good answer is “Yes”

  Sep 18, 2020

• Political leaders are sabotaging renewable energy

  Sep 17, 2020

• Windows 10 ignores your default browser to launch Edge

  Sep 14, 2020

• Microsoft’s console names make yet another good feature confusing

  Sep 14, 2020

• The world could use a little bit of tact right now

  Sep 14, 2020

• We don’t want everyone to understand us all the time

  Sep 12, 2020

• “There’s nothing novel about Netflix’s competitive culture of fear”

  Sep 12, 2020

Aug 2020

• kites can’t jive (August 2020)

  Aug 31, 2020

• Sleep tracking in watchOS 7: simple but thoughtful

  Aug 29, 2020

• Can Uber delete itself?

  Aug 29, 2020

Jul 2020

• kites can’t jive (July 2020)

  Jul 31, 2020

• The public helped fund great tech – what should they get in return?

  Jul 20, 2020

• Why time is weird in lockdown

  Jul 14, 2020

• China has been playing the long game. The US, not so much

  Jul 14, 2020

• TikTok, Douyin, and the “dystopian censorship machine”

  Jul 13, 2020

• Facebook’s civil rights failure

  Jul 13, 2020

• Tech exec wants to recreate the creepy surveillance tech from The Dark Knight (which was explicitly a bad idea)

  Jul 13, 2020

• Memeing law into existence: San Fran introduces the CAREN Act

  Jul 9, 2020

• What would it mean if Facebook and Google left Hong Kong?

  Jul 9, 2020

• Concern over TikTok is “international politics thinly veiled as a data ethics issue”

  Jul 9, 2020

• “Scream inside your heart”: advice for rollercoasters (and everyday life)

  Jul 9, 2020

• Hong Kong is the next battleground in the tech Cold War between China and the US

  Jul 7, 2020

• Apple never really gave Apple Arcade a chance (and that’s why it needs to change)

  Jul 6, 2020

• kites can't jive (June 2020)

  Jul 1, 2020

Jun 2020

• Everyone’s joining the ban train

  Jun 30, 2020

• iOS 14's widgets bring the Windows Phone dream back to life

  Jun 24, 2020

• Platforms like Mixer, Twitch, and YouTube don’t care about you

  Jun 24, 2020

• Spaniards can't stop ruining important artworks

  Jun 23, 2020

• Women share stories of sexual assault in the world of video game streaming

  Jun 23, 2020

• A long list of short thoughts about things announced at WWDC (2020)

  Jun 23, 2020

• The picture 12 billion years in the making

  Jun 22, 2020

• Apple's Windows Problem

  Jun 16, 2020

• The WNBA is back

  Jun 16, 2020

• Minneapolis lawmakers: ‘Our commitment is to end policing as we know it’

  Jun 8, 2020

• Mates don’t let mates kill people

  Jun 8, 2020

• Australia’s relationship with the US started with deception

  Jun 8, 2020

• Amy McQuire: ‘There cannot be 432 victims and no perpetrators’

  Jun 8, 2020

• The mine that ate up a town

  Jun 6, 2020

• Pakistan is managing COVID-19 with mass surveillance

  Jun 6, 2020

• Cities aren’t ‘facing protests’ – they’re taking part in them

  Jun 3, 2020

• An actual politician: ‘brumby lives matter’

  Jun 3, 2020

• ‘They’re not moving. They’re not moving. Oh they got shot.’

  Jun 3, 2020

• Police Commissioner: the officer who threw a kid to the ground had a bad day

  Jun 3, 2020

• The man teaching cops to kill

  Jun 2, 2020

• Lao lao, Laos's very own moonshine

  Jun 2, 2020

• Gregg Popovich: ‘The System Has to Change’

  Jun 2, 2020

• kites can't jive (May 2020)

  Jun 1, 2020

May 2020

• “The guy is drunk! But there he goes!”

  May 13, 2020

• LeBron James had no regard for human life twelve years ago

  May 13, 2020

• Only monsters reply all

  May 13, 2020

• Bookwork Adventures is gone and there no words

  May 12, 2020

• Improv comedians are suffering because of COVID-19

  May 12, 2020

• John Gruber on the state of iPhone and Android CPU Performance

  May 12, 2020

• A guy tried to buy nudes with Animal Crossing money (in a Facebook group his fiancé was also in)

  May 11, 2020

• Mastering tech as an expression of power

  May 10, 2020

Apr 2020

• 5 nit-picky changes I want to see in iOS 14

  Apr 6, 2020

• My essential self-isolation apps

  Apr 2, 2020

Mar 2020

• "Digital Air Jordans" and the future of collectibles

  Mar 5, 2020

• What will survive when the millennial aesthetic dies?

  Mar 4, 2020

• Facebook has chosen growth over safety too many times

  Mar 4, 2020

• "No Solutions: A Personal Examination Of Online Anger"

  Mar 1, 2020

Feb 2020

• Sending confetti is the superior way to text

  Feb 26, 2020

• The power China has over companies and countries (and how that shapes the world)

  Feb 18, 2020

• Apple News provides a mediocre reading experience

  Feb 11, 2020

Jan 2020

• Netflix softens their viewership metrics, which doesn't seem insecure at all

  Jan 25, 2020

• Police are using an invasive tool they don't understand

  Jan 23, 2020

• Why lie to journalists when you can lie to the people directly?

  Jan 22, 2020

• Things that have invoked Siri since updating to iOS 13 and watchOS 6

  Jan 20, 2020

• Nepal introduces jail terms for "offensive" social posts

  Jan 18, 2020

• Amazon is donating money to victims of the Australian bushfires (while raking in money from oil companies)

  Jan 13, 2020

• The lives lost due to Kashmir's internet blackout

  Jan 12, 2020

• The environmental destruction of the Australian bushfires

  Jan 12, 2020

• The Apple Watch is a sassy bitch

  Jan 11, 2020

• Picking apart Rupert Murdoch's influence on the Australian bushfire debate

  Jan 10, 2020

• Twitter's changes to replies are a decade too late (and barely address the problem)

  Jan 9, 2020

• Unloveable Apple, endless growth, and the ad hellscape

  Jan 7, 2020

• The governments turning off the internet

  Jan 6, 2020

• Let kids vote to save Australia (and the world)

  Jan 4, 2020

• Bird mimics fire engine sirens as Australia burns

  Jan 2, 2020

• 8tracks shuts down and another music service fades out

  Jan 2, 2020

• Machine learning and the art of under-paying people to fix your problems

  Jan 1, 2020

Dec 2019

• 5 great Christmas albums on Apple Music

  Dec 24, 2019

• The art of dying

  Dec 17, 2019

• Who goes Nazi?

  Dec 16, 2019

• A long list of short thoughts about movies I saw this year (2019)

  Dec 15, 2019

Nov 2019

• No-one cares about the cool bands you like

  Nov 7, 2019

• Muzak for tech bros

  Nov 7, 2019

• The death of local media and close-to-home accountability

  Nov 3, 2019

• Kindle hackers and resistance via submission

  Nov 3, 2019

Aug 2019

• Stratechery on privacy fundamentalism

  Aug 29, 2019

• The Cook Doctrine comes for your iPhone battery

  Aug 9, 2019

• Your wearable might be prejudiced

  Aug 2, 2019

Jul 2019

• Craigslists' founder is committed to helping the newspaper industry

  Jul 25, 2019

• How a trade dispute in Asia could affect Apple

  Jul 23, 2019

• Jeremy Renner has an official app (and a song)

  Jul 23, 2019

• The problems facing tech journalism

  Jul 18, 2019

• Everyone owns your face

  Jul 18, 2019

• Flight Control was one of the reasons I got an iPhone

  Jul 14, 2019

• How to regulate the internet

  Jul 11, 2019

• Microsoft champions progressive values while donating to Republicans

  Jul 10, 2019

• The App Store's search is a disappointment

  Jul 9, 2019

• Netflix isn't a storytelling company

  Jul 5, 2019

• Jony Ive and the Apple Watch compromise

  Jul 2, 2019

Jun 2019

• 9 million people play Candy Crush for 3+ hours a day, but there are no but there's no 'addiction problem'

  Jun 27, 2019

• When complaints about censorship are about protecting the status quo

  Jun 25, 2019

• Media organisations liable for Facebook comments

  Jun 24, 2019

• The internet's right to partiality

  Jun 24, 2019