In the future, when the history of the Internet is taught alongside social studies and algebra in middle school, there will be a brief, marginal mention of minimalist posters and how they, for a moment, encapsulated a bit of the late-aughts web.
A photographer finds abandoned sets used in the Star Wars films crumbling in the desert.
After winning at chess and "Jeopardy," IBM is taking advanced artificial intelligence into the kitchen to tackle the apex of human thought: creativity.
Welcome to Jeremy Laffon's Doublemint metropolis.
Developed from space antenna technology, this amazing pop-up foam furniture could make the ikea allen wrench a thing of the past. Good riddance.
At 6'3'' Owen Wright breaks the already perfect mold of a pro surfer's physique.
Sometimes it’s hard being a Juggalo. The media hates you. The band you love is, to many, nothing but a laughing stock. And recently, even the FBI classified your kind as a criminal gang.
Ever wonder what happens to a package between the time you drop it off at the post office and it arrives, safely, at its final destination?
Trajsbay, a multi-modal transit hub in downtown San Francisco, aspires to be a monument for the city.
Someone hacked almost half a million devices around the world. Why? They wanted to see what the Internet looked like.
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