“Technology” Archives

Their new policy is encouraging, but will Bandcamp be able to implement and enforce it effectively?

Tech companies want to harness the mythic-ness of Tolkien’s legendarium while giving nary a thought to its values and meaning.

Stop trusting social media platforms to do right by your website’s content.

You might hardly use LinkedIn, if ever. Regardless, LinkedIn wants to use you.

Does anyone really think this is a good idea?

In this day and age of streaming and smartphones, this looks like some wonderfully arcane ritual.

Follow these steps to resist the AI-pocalypse in your everyday web browsing.

There are always risks with relying on platforms that can be acquired and disrupted.

The blogging platform was originally launched in 2003 as an easy-to-use option for non-technical folks.

Our goal should be interacting directly with real human ideas put forth by real human beings in real human contexts.

Although Bluesky is far more useful than Threads and X, it’s still missing one important feature.

Forget about free speech and free thought. Elon Musk is building his own private propaganda platform.

Goodbye, Grok. Hello, “MechaHitler.”

This requirement benefits Facebook’s advertisers and shareholders more so than normal users like you and me.

An arrangement once existed between search engines and websites. That’s no longer the case.

A simple workaround for a trivial, yet annoying shortcoming in the popular webmail service.

The social media giant stands poised to reward the very same type of sensational and misleading content that it once condemned.

The inconsistent application of community standards is a frustrating experience for online publishers.

Maybe 2025 will see the death of AI filmmaking…

AI’s ultimate legacy may end up being the damage that it does to our ability to understand, determine, and agree upon what is real.