Collaborate Disseminate
After Democratic congressional candidate Leslie Cockburn accused her opponent of liking Bigfoot erotica, the internet lost its mind. Continue reading Liking Bigfoot Erotica Doesn’t Disqualify You From Holding Public Office, But Associating With White Nationalists Should
Using bone conduction headphones and some drone parts, marine scientist Andrew Thaler crafted a pair of glasses that help you “see” like a dolphin would. Continue reading This DIY Headset Lets You Echolocate Like a Dolphin
Public libraries incubate working-class brilliance, and privatizing them would be a terrible injustice. Continue reading Turning Libraries into Amazon Stores Is Class Warfare
By listing them as “adult” and suspending their accounts, platforms bury sex educators and health advocacy organizations. Continue reading Facebook and Patreon Are Making It Harder to Find Sex Educators
In its earliest days, the Moon might have been home to life, thanks to a perfect mix of water and atmosphere. Continue reading The Moon May Have Been Home to Simple Lifeforms, New Study Shows
Unless you change the settings yourself, the stuff you do on Venmo is publicly visible. “Public by Default” explores the easily accessible details of Venmo users’ lives. Continue reading A Privacy Researcher Uncovered a Year’s Worth of Breakups and Drug Deals Using Venmo’s Public Data
Prime Day is July 16, 2018. Here are the best deals we found. Continue reading The Motherboard Guide to Amazon Prime Day’s Best Deals
Film producer Erika Lust had her account shut down and was banned from YouTube after a third strike against the channel. Continue reading YouTube Banned An Erotic Film Production Company After It Posted Interviews With Sex Workers
The forum was set to private for about an hour on Thursday night while its founder published an essay on its rampant misogyny and racism. Continue reading The Creator of the Largest Gamergate Subreddit Rage Quits, Says it’s ‘Infested With Racism and Sexism’
Researchers put young people in old, hot dorms during a Boston heat wave, and found that their memories and cognitive speed was worse that their AC-chilled counterparts. Continue reading Study Shows Heat Hurts Cognitive Ability