“Technology” Archives

A few words can make all the difference between a helpful interface and a confusing interface.

The online payment giant’s “personalized” shopping experience means merchants will be able to target you more directly.

The release of their long-awaited album led to one of the best social media experiences I’ve had in a long time.

Cory Doctorow’s recent column highlights the benefits of an “ancient” internet technology.

No one should be surprised that Musk wants to use their content to train his AI tool.

And in the process, they’ll undermine their own mission statement.

AI tools already make it more difficult to determine what’s real. But soon, that may not matter anymore.

It’s frustrating to see companies delete their content with seemingly no thought given to its value and relevance.

The Twitter alternative launched two years ago but wasn’t able to generate enough growth.

AI is making it more difficult to preserve cultural records for future generations.

The cult director’s latest short was shot entirely on an iPhone 15 Pro.

A welcome addition, and one less reason to keep using X/Twitter.

It really was the perfect computer for my needs. And alas, it’s no more.

The decentralized social network will feel very familiar to X/Twitter users. That’s both good and bad.

The X-59’s purpose is to help regulators reassess civilian supersonic travel.

Anna Indiana’s “performance” leaves me with one simple question: Who really wants this?

The key to making a beautiful URL is finding a balance between brevity and clarity.

The promising social media platform started by former Twitter employees is shutting down on November 1.

This seems like the epitome of an “if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it” situation.

Sadly, SangHeon Kim’s Quest app stopped working after 2017’s release of iOS 11.