I Wrote a Story for a Friend &vert Julian Gough, 2022
Julian Gough wrote the only narrative prose in Minecraft, the end poem. But due to a fluke, never signed away the rights until putting the poem in the public domain as of this post. An exploration of art, emotion, and relationships under capitalism.
Publishers Are Taking the Internet to Court &vert Maria Bustillos, 2020
Gawker Was Murdered by Gaslight &vert Tom Scocca, 2016
Politics Quarantine
Republicans should know about politicizing the Supreme Court — they did it &vert Albert Hunt, 2022
A sex educator in Michigan refused to be shamed. Then came the backlash. &vert Greg Jaffe and Patrick Marley, 2023
What the Panthers Meant By Self-Defense: Race, Violence, and Gun Control &vert Joshua Aiken, 2022
Elon Musk’s Shadow Rule &vert Ronan Farrow, 2023
Aug 21, 2023 · 5:37 PM UTCWhat’s crazy is that this story doesn’t have room to mention Boring or Hyperloop, two hyped up projects that encouraged local governments to hold off on mass transit projects
A Response to the Harvard Professors &vert Alec Karakatsanis, 2023
I suppose one way of responding to a litany of careful criticisms is to say they are all wrong but not explain why.
SpaceX’s Texas Rocket is Going To Cause A Lot More Damage Than Anyone Thinks &vert Eric Roesch, 2023
Written four days before the disasterous SpaceX launch, correctly predicting the failure and indicting the FAA for granting the permit
Sarah Jane Comrie Is A 2023 Version Of Carolyn Bryant &vert Monique Judge, 2023
Microsoft admits it should not have argued the FTC is unconstitutional &vert Kevin Purdy, 2023
Just an absolutely shameless display here, where Microsoft “threw everything at the wall” to argue their case to merge with Activision Blizzard, including that the FTC itself was an illegitimate agency.
Elon Musk's revival of Trump's Twitter account shows his political mission &vert Zeeshan Aleem, MSNBC
Internet Free Expression Timeline &vert NCAC
The UK Has A Voyeuristic New Propaganda Campaign Against Encryption &vert Riana Pfefferkorn, 2022
A good look at a recent development in the encryption war
The Battle for the World’s Most Powerful Cyberweapon - The New York Times &vert 2022
The Worst Timeline: A Printer Company Is Putting DRM in Paper Now &vert EFF, 2022