I Figured Out Wordle’s Secret
It took me four guesses.
It took me four guesses.
Taxpayers should be wary of the U.S. government for pushing ID.me’s face-based biometric technology on them.
Instagram and TikTok stars are helping transform simplistic “link-in-bio” pages into sprawling, interactive displays.
Decades-old laws that protect car dealers are keeping the U.S. stuck in the gas-powered past.
We now occupy a nearly natureless world.
Early cringe culture was about empathy and secondhand embarrassment. Today, being “cringe” is a serious infraction.
A revolution against Big Tech may never come. Could a series of smaller interventions take its place?
Humanity’s energy plans have two giant gaps.
No one realizes that their own take on Die Hard as a Christmas movie helps sustain a powerful curse on the internet. Not even the guy who started it all by accident.
Young, progressive listeners are making a stink about carbon-torching NFTs. But will greener versions be enough to get them on board?
Supply is low, demand is high—but that alone cannot explain the weird indignity of renting a vehicle.
New York City, again!
A billion-dollar effort to turn these unassuming shops into mini–tech hubs is only just beginning.
Dispatches from a moral panic
Jack Dorsey’s decision to leave Twitter, like Mark Zuckerberg’s pivot to the metaverse, shows us where the internet is heading.
Amelia Whelan used social media as an accelerant for her sales community. Then things blew up.
How much will American men have to adapt to help keep the planet from roasting?
My new Facebook account had the most generic interests possible, and still it brought me to a place no one should ever have to go.
The first big meme battle of the Biden presidency is here, and it’s uncomfortable to watch.
Billions of people have apparently encountered vaccine lies on the platform, but that number means nothing without a denominator.