No, Really, Regulate the Bullets
In the era of 3D-printed guns, ammunition may prove a better regulatory target than the weapons themselves. More »
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In the era of 3D-printed guns, ammunition may prove a better regulatory target than the weapons themselves. More »
Boys and girls of all ages went to Oxnard, California to see the latest in rockets, bombs, and a girl in a bikini. More »
The Web is a stunningly effective accelerant. Ideas move so fast that we no longer know what's new and what's old. We don't remember what we just saw. More »
We scan the web for quick markers that indicate things we'll be interested in, whether on a social site like Pinterest or a Forbes blog. More »
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Santa's impressive logistical feat broken down, country-by-country, time zone-by-time zone More »
What Pandora offers a campaign is zip code-level and demographic targeting, for a price that will undoubtedly beat TV's More »
Humans are social animals. We want to share little bits of our lives with our friends. But we don't want to share every single thing. More »
Television ably conveyed the two biggest breaking-news stories in recent memory. Could Twitter withstand news of that size? More »
Our always-on society is, in fact, becoming a Golden Age for introverts, in which it has become easier to carve out time for oneself More »
Text-based adventures were written as much as they were designed, employing tantalizing adjectives to create a sense of the world More »
