What a Phishing Attack Looks Like Up CLose
For five weeks, I let professional phishers attack my inbox. Here’s what I found out.
Go to Source
Celebrate the 4th in the Most Northern City in America
The sun doesn’t set in the summer in Utqiagvik, Alaska. But locals prove you don’t need fireworks to be patriotic.
Go to Source
‘Sci-Fi,’ Dystopia, and Hope In the Age of Trump: a Fiction Roundtable With Jeff VanderMeer, Lidia Yuknavich, and Omar El Akkad
A wide-ranging discussion about how speculative fiction imagines the future—and grapples with the present.
Go to Source
Airbus’ New Black Boxes Will Eject From Crashing Planes, So They’re Easier to Find
The deployable flight data recorders will help investigators locate wreckage, and work out what happened.
Go to Source
Juno Shatters Scientists’ Jupiter Theories in Just 365 Days
NASA’s Juno mission DGAF about scientific expectations. Here’s what it’s accomplished after only a year in orbit.
Go to Source
Mr. Know-It-All: Should I Let My Spouse Look at My Browser History?
Your significant other probably doesn’t deserve to see your web wanderings—but why they want to look might say something.
Go to Source
Hot Dogs: What’s the Right Way to Eat Them, According to Science?
What is the perfect condiment for a hot dog? Science should be able to answer that. One writer goes on a quest to figure this out, once and for all.
Go to Source
Kill the Open Internet, and Wave Goodbye to Consumer Choice
Opinion: The FCC Would Be Mistaken to Unravel Antitrust Protections
Go to Source
Steve Jobs’ Life Is the Perfect Opera
An original opus about the Apple founder is premiering this month in Santa Fe. It’s a very fitting tribute.
Go to Source
From ‘Baby Driver’ to ‘Atomic Blonde’, Streaming Has Made Movie Soundtracks Better Than Ever
Thanks to playlists, anyone can make a soundtrack—even directors. Now 2017 is the best soundtrack year in decades.
Go to Source