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I know some places are absurdly priced, like $1200 a month for a one-bedroom apartment. A rent cap would help, ...Rights, not charity
I guess it comes down to the fact that donating to charity makes someone look like a hero, but paying ...Track three: remembering tangible music
Yet, how many times have you opened Netflix or Spotify with the desire to consume novel material and it results ...Beware the good people
When a person decides that they are inherently, wholly good, they are no longer open to hearing about ways they ...Kicking off the winter semester
If we have learned anything from the pandemic, it is that life happens, unprecedented things happen, and they derail your ...A rule for thee, not for me
This divide between police and citizens is constantly growing. It seems with each passing day more and more cops are ...Hate to burst your (Tech) Bubble (2.0), but…
The past decade has also shown Big Tech’s capacity for egregious breaches of privacy. In this regard, Big Tech’s crimes ...The future is strange
But it was never about free speech. It was about a maladapted, eccentric workaholic investing in his cult of personality. ...Black Friday deals are here
As the cliché goes, if you buy something you did not need just because it was on sale, you actually ...Trouble in Twitter town
Twitter’s yearly operating expenses are roughly $1.5 billion a year. The revenue from the verification process is a mere rounding ...