Posts From 2018

• DNS Watch (4th January 2018)
• Bitcoin’s true promise (6th January 2018)
• Does Google Miss Google Reader? (7th January 2018)
• Social Decay (10th January 2018)
• Pay to reach your followers (11th January 2018)
• Persuasion, Adaptation, and the Arms Race for Your Attention (11th January 2018)
• Google, You Creepy Sonofabitch (14th January 2018)
• Google Memory Loss (16th January 2018)
• Garbage collectors open library in Turkey with abandoned books (17th January 2018)
• Life in the Age of Noise (19th January 2018)
• How fast fashion adds to the world’s clothing waste problem (21st January 2018)
• Social Media Is Making Us Dumber. Here’s Exhibit A. (24th January 2018)
• Now even YouTube serves ads with CPU-draining cryptocurrency miners (27th January 2018)
• Why We Forget Most of the Books We Read (2nd February 2018)
• No, Asparagus Won’t Give You Cancer (9th February 2018)
• How Trump Conquered Facebook—Without Russian Ads (25th February 2018)
• The City That Remembers Everything (7th March 2018)
• The Dutch cities amassing data on oblivious residents (7th March 2018)
• Where to play pinball (15th March 2018)
• Emulated retro handheld games (18th March 2018)
• Burning Out: What Really Happens Inside a Crematorium (23rd March 2018)
• Mozilla launches Facebook container extension (27th March 2018)
• It’s weirdly hard to steal Mark Zuckerberg’s trash (31st March 2018)
• 1.1.1.1 — the Internet’s Fastest, Privacy-First DNS Resolver (1st April 2018)
• Brussels from the Palace of Justice (2nd April 2018)
• Secured.fyi (3rd April 2018)
• Facebook and Silicon Valley’s hubris (12th April 2018)
• Self-Recharging e-bikes—the next Frontier of Shared Mobility (12th April 2018)
• Visiting Wes Anderson’s Isle of Dogs (12th April 2018)
• European Copyright Law Isn’t Great. It Could Soon Get a Lot Worse. (13th April 2018)
• Jaron Lanier: How we need to remake the internet (15th April 2018)
• Youtube face (15th April 2018)
• Belgium comes to terms with ’human zoos’ of its colonial past (16th April 2018)
• An Elaborate Hack Shows How Much Damage IoT Bugs Can Do (16th April 2018)
• Facebook previews GDPR privacy tools and, yep, it’s the same old BS (20th April 2018)
• The Diderot Effect: Why We Want Things We Don’t Need (23rd April 2018)
• Please Stop Using Adblock (But Not Why You Think) (5th May 2018)
• The war against cars will ultimately be won — and that’s good for everyone (6th May 2018)
• Facebook accused of introducing extremists to one another through ’suggested friends’ feature (7th May 2018)
• Collateral Damage: Dance music and orchestras don’t mix (13th May 2018)
• Barcelona is leading the fightback against smart city surveillance (28th May 2018)
• Books to give us hope (2nd June 2018)
• Brutalist cuckoo clocks (3rd June 2018)
• Public Barefoot Parks in Europe (10th June 2018)
• Experience: I built my own pancreas (25th July 2018)
• An Empire of Stars (17th August 2018)
• The medium is the message (23rd August 2018)
• The Abandoned, Apocalyptic Architecture of One Bold 1970s Retail Chain (24th August 2018)
• What time is death? (25th August 2018)
• The Untold Story of NotPetya, the Most Devastating Cyberattack in History (29th August 2018)
• Why I’m done with Chrome (24th September 2018)
• Product updates based on your feedback (26th September 2018)
• Why fashion should worry about leather more than plastic (27th September 2018)
• Ubergang (4th October 2018)
• Death Metal Grandma (31st October 2018)
• How To Kill Your Tech Industry (17th November 2018)
• Meet Lilli, the High-end German Call Girl Who Became America’s Iconic Barbie Doll (5th December 2018)

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