Collaborate Disseminate
“Tennessee will literally be paying AT&T to provide a service 1000 times slower than what Chattanooga could provide without subsidies.” Continue reading Tennessee Could Give Taxpayers America’s Fastest Internet For Free, But It Will Give Comcast and AT&T $45 Million Instead
Lawmakers in three more states have just filed right to repair bills. Continue reading There Are Now 11 States Considering Bills to Protect Your ‘Right to Repair’ Electronics
The home button is no longer swappable, a concerning move for people who think they actually own the electronics they buy. Continue reading The iPhone 7 Has Arbitrary Software Locks That Prevent Repair
Many of the best memes are created by and shared on the worst parts of the internet. Is it OK to reshare them? Continue reading Is It Ethical to Source Dank Memes From Nazi Mines?
“Nobody asks to be invited there, it’s one of those things where you have to be tapped.” Continue reading The Secret Chatrooms Where Donald Trump Memes Are Born
SpaceX has successfully reflown (and landed) one of its used Falcon 9 rockets. Continue reading We Are Living in the Age of the Reusable Rocket
The fine print you never read has given companies an absurd amount of power over your things. Continue reading Corporations Use End User License Agreements to Create a Parallel Legal System
‘Voting with your wallet’ doesn’t work: Smart consumers are powerless to stop unregulated companies from screwing over the masses. Continue reading Ted Cruz’s Law Paper From 1996 Is the Best Argument Against Letting Tech Companies Run Rampant
What normal people can do to stop the concerted effort by Republicans and big telecom to destroy the open internet. Continue reading How to Protect the Internet
A dive into the thriving black market of John Deere tractor hacking. Continue reading Why American Farmers Are Hacking Their Tractors With Ukrainian Firmware