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tech-policy › 2008 › 08 › judge-puts-defamation-lawsuit-against-wikipedia-to-the-sword
Once again, the Communications Decency Act has protected an online resource …
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gadgets › 2015 › 10 › android-6-0s-auto-backup-for-apps-perfect-data-backup-for-the-1-5
The new system works, but apps will need to be tweaked to meet the requirements.
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tech-policy › 2016 › 01 › wikimedias-newest-board-appointment-steps-down-amid-editor-hostility
In a non-binding vote, 290 editors had asked for Geshuri to be removed.
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gadgets › 2013 › 10 › googles-iron-grip-on-android-controlling-open-source-by-any-means-necessary
From the archives: Android is open—except for all the good parts.
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tech-policy › 2015 › 10 › judge-tosses-wikimedias-anti-nsa-lawsuit-because-wikipedia-isnt-big-enough
Not enough facts to “plausibly establish that the NSA is using upstream surveillance.”…
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tech-policy › 2025 › 07 › xai-gets-an-air-permit-to-power-its-supercomputer-but-pollution-fears-remain
County health department accused of turning a “blind eye” to xAI’s alleged pollution.
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cars › 2025 › 07 › 2025-vw-id-buzz-acres-of-space-but-being-electric-comes-at-a-premium
The three-row Buzz is defined by its big battery, which has its plusses and minuses.
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cars › 2025 › 07 › f1-the-movie-takes-motorsport-into-the-imax-age
How well does the world of F1 translate into the tropes of a sporting movie?
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science › 2025 › 06 › a-mammoth-tusk-boomerang-from-poland-is-40000-years-old
The boomerang is a one-of-a-kind find from the last place archaeologists expected.
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ai › 2025 › 06 › anthropic-destroyed-millions-of-print-books-to-build-its-ai-models
Company hired Google’s book-scanning chief to cut up and digitize “all the books in the world.”…