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The End is near
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Verge Favorites: Tom Warren
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Rise of the giant robots: how one Japanese cartoon spawned a genre
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MetaFilter founder: Reddit's 'creepy stuff' shows how hard it is to run an open community
MetaFilter (or “MeFi”) is a web community from another era, founded before the days of Digg, Continue reading…
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Neverware hopes to save cash-strapped schools millions by making old PCs run like new
Robert Hornik has seen a lot in his two decades as a teacher at the East New York Family Academy in Continue reading…
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Lapka for iPhone: five sensors to measure the world, inspired by NASA and Yves Saint Laurent
Lapka’s tagline may be the “Personal Environment Monitor,” but its name is rooted in the Continue reading…
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The Verge at work: backing up your brain
The Verge at Work is a series about process. We’re not scientists, and we’re not gurus, we’re Continue reading…
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Offline: into the woods
I have a friend named Cash Lawless. First name Cash, last name Lawless. He’s a hair dresser, Continue reading…
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The best tech writing of the week, December 9
We all know the feeling. You're sleepless in the sad hours of the night or stumbling around early on Continue reading…
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Verge Favorites: Scott Lowe
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How 'Westworld's' killer android created movie pixelation
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Google's business practices to be investigated by Canadian Competition Bureau
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Security experts warn FBI wiretap bill would make apps less secure
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Seamless and GrubHub food delivery services reportedly considering merger
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