The early internet pioneer and consummate shitposter is dead. He changed the internet forever.

Apple said it plans to roll out a software update that will fix the issue with broken Face ID on iPhone 13s repaired with aftermarket screens.

Gavin Newsom skipped the climate conference because of a ‘family obligation’ and then attended the startlingly indulgent Getty heiress wedding.

If you act fast and have a lot of money, you could be the proud owner of an iPhone free of Apple’s Lightning cable.

"I'm not an anti-vax flat-earther," Rodgers declared.

Replacing an iPhone screen is a common and simple repair, Apple has made it incredibly difficult to perform on the iPhone 13.

A Twitter meme reveals everything you need to know about NFTs and the culture around it.

Fed by Reddit and Mechanical Turks, the algorithmic morality spinner is a dangerous and stupid use of technology.

There's a booming market for custom robots that scam people out of their 2FA codes.

Last week we talked about ‘Dune’ for almost five hours. Here is our comprehensive guide to those conversations, where to find them, and how to watch or listen.

A Georgia man has admitted to using COVID relief cash to buy a rare collectible card. We know which card it was.

According to reports, a cryptocurrency miner in Abkhazia shot and killed his friend while trying to ward off thieves trying to steal his equipment.

The NTIA has told the Copyright Office it needs to weaken the DMCA and make it easier for people to fix their own stuff.

A conversation with a security expert who investigates war crimes has helped Motherboard uncover the truth of Chalamet’s past as a YouTuber who did custom paint jobs of Xbox 360 controllers.

For a modest fee, you too can own a fraction of one of the most expensive Pokémon on the market.

The Oscar winning screenwriter of ‘Dune’ writes in an MS-DOS program that can only hold 40 pages in memory.

The iPod is 20 years old. This is what it looked like before Apple’s engineers made it beautiful and iconic.

The suit alleges the fitness aggregator claims to have partnerships with “countless” small businesses without their consent or even knowledge.

Charging documents allege this Pokémon collector received $85,000 in small business relief loans that he mostly spent on a single card.

Thousands of workers across America are striking for better wages and working conditions.

A new report from the FTC on ISP data collection includes an 11 page list of the categories its sorted you into based on your browsing history.

The leak of Twitch data in early October is just the latest in a long line of cybersecurity problems with the streaming giant.

What’s it like to jack yourself into the decentralized future when you have rent due now?

Bitcoin hit an all-time trading high following the launch of the first Bitcoin futures exchange-traded fund on Tuesday.

The Apple brand Polishing Cloth is almost $20 bucks and we have no idea how big it is.

“If you’re worried about nuclear war, this shouldn’t change how you feel because it doesn’t change the fact that, if they really wanted to, China can vaporize American cities.”

The new Nintendo Switch is easy to repair and full of small improvements that give you reasons to buy it beyond its pretty screen.

NOAA has relaunched climate.gov, a resource for anyone worried about the future of the planet as temperatures rise.

Jeff Bezos is launching the original James T. Kirk into the final frontier and you can watch it right here.

State legislators and industry lobbyists gathered at a mountain resort to explain to themselves why farmers don’t need right-to-repair laws.

More than 107 million scientific journals have been catalogued and turned into a general index. The size of the archive is 38 terabytes.

Facing pressure from investors and a shifting legal environment, the PC giant has decided to make it easier for people to repair their own stuff.

The Biden administration just disclosed how many nukes America is sitting on and the number is slightly down from the last time anyone checked.

Someone has taken control of a powerful warship’s Facebook account and is using it to stream a 20-year-old strategy game.

The Facebook outage highlights how integrated the platform has become into the structure of the internet for much of the world.

The original Captain James T. Kirk is finally going into the final frontier, courtesy of Amazon founder Jeff Bezos.

According to a police report and an audio statement, cosplaying TikToker Yandere.freak was playing with a loaded gun and shot a friend in the head.

Facebook says it will spend $50 million to “responsibly” develop a virtual world presumably devoid of all of the things it has made worse in the real world.

Mr. Goxx, a hamster, is live-streaming on Twitch while he plays the cryptocurrency market. He's up 20 percent on his initial investment.

A new 18 page directive from the European Commission outlines a beautiful future where everything runs on the same charger.

A world of information is thrumming through miles of cables laying on the ocean floor. This map will show you where they are.

For more than a week, online detectives obsessed over helping police solve the disappearance of Gabby Petito. Now that her body’s been found, did any of it matter?

A Tesla hacker fixed an electric vehicle for 75% off what Tesla wanted to charge. Then the fanboys came for him.

Eight leaked training videos show how Apple instructs its repair partners to buy expensive parts when cheap ones will do.

When Gabby Petito went missing on a cross-country road trip with her fiancé, the internet banded together to help find her. Right now, it’s unclear if they actually helped.

Rug pulls, pump and dumps, and good old-fashioned fake coins. This is your guide to the wonderful world of digital currency scams.

Resellers who document their lives on YouTube found an extraordinary collection of beloved video games lurking underneath mounds of filth and bugs.

Christopher Locke makes art that’s a comment on our disposable culture. One of the brands he parodies got him removed from Instagram.

Some Beanie Babies are seemingly selling for thousands of dollars on eBay, others are selling for pennies. What gives?

A repair bill that costs as much as the car itself is a case study in why we need national right-to-repair legislation.