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Tech

China’s Massive iCloud Hack Is So Obvious It May Be a Message to Apple

10.20.14

By Thomas Fox-Brewster
Tech

The True Cost of YouTube’s Library of Everything

10.20.14

By Michael Sugarman
Tech

Congress to the FBI: There’s ‘Zero Chance’ We’ll Force Apple to Decrypt Phones

10.20.14

By Jason Koebler
Pulse

Google Glass Addiction Is Real Because Despair Is Real

10.16.14

By Natasha Lennard
Tech

FBI Director: If Apple and Google Won’t Decrypt Phones, We’ll Force Them To

10.16.14

By Jason Koebler
Tech

The ‘Right to Be Forgotten’ Might Actually Be Working as Intended

10.13.14

By Victoria Turk
Pulse

What Default Phone Encryption Really Means For Law Enforcement

10.08.14

By Cindy Cohn, Jeremy Gillula, and Seth Schoen
Tech

The Broadcast War Between Canada and Netflix Is Getting Real

09.30.14

By Ben Makuch
Tech

At Julian Assange’s Book Party, A Mix of Energy Drinks, MIA, and Google Bashing

09.26.14

By Janus Rose
Tech

Tech Giants Finally Abandon ALEC, the Group That Killed Broadband Competition

09.26.14

By Jason Koebler
Tech

Google Cut Ties With ALEC for ‘Lying’ About Climate Change

09.23.14

By Sam Gustin
Tech

The Problem With Transparency Reports? They’re Not Very Transparent

09.16.14

By Joseph Cox

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Daily Horoscope: October 21, 2026

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Two rival stations kept undercutting each other until gas dropped below a dollar, drawing huge crowds and forcing police to intervene.

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Life

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The retreat offered people a judgment-free place to fart freely, with absolutely no risk of being kicked out for stinking up the joint.

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Science

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A new study suggests ancient hydrogen trapped deep inside Earth has been slowly escaping into the mantle for billions of years.

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By Luis Prada
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Music

3 Hardcore Punk Bands That Revived Straight Edge in the 2000s

In the 2000s, these three hardcore punk bands helped revive the straight edge movement, introducing a new generation to straight edge.

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