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THE MYTH OF METAL
WIRED

THE MYTH OF METAL

How I became a Python programmer - and learned to love our abstract world.

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May - June 2024
Can the Internet's Greatest Authenticity Machine Survive Wall Street?
WIRED

Can the Internet's Greatest Authenticity Machine Survive Wall Street?

When thousands of subreddits went dark in protest last summer, it exposed the tension at the core of Reddit - on the eve of the company's IPO. Now that synthetic media is flooding the internet, does the web's most reliably human forum represent a gold mine for investors, or an old-fashioned dumpster fire?

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10+ mins  |
May - June 2024
The Fateful Eight
WIRED

The Fateful Eight

THE STORY BEHIND THE MOST CONSEQUENTIAL TECHNOLOGICAL PAPER IN RECENT HISTORY.

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10+ mins  |
May - June 2024
The Unnerving Presence of Javier Bardem
WIRED

The Unnerving Presence of Javier Bardem

He's known for playing fanatics and murderous psychopaths. In real life, he loves his wife (and Brad Pitt) and cries during E.T.

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May - June 2024
The Cascading Failures Behind One of the Worst Building Collapses in U.S. History
Popular Mechanics US

The Cascading Failures Behind One of the Worst Building Collapses in U.S. History

Engineers are still investigating the collapse of Champlain Towers South in Surfside Florida, but early findings shed light on a risk facing poorly constructed residential and office buildings,

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8 mins  |
March - April 2024
Cutting the Cord
Popular Mechanics US

Cutting the Cord

THE HANDHELD CIRCULAR SAW IS PERHAPS THE MOST VERSAtile power tool for cutting wood.

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March - April 2024
How This Particle Could Break Our Understanding of Reality
Popular Mechanics US

How This Particle Could Break Our Understanding of Reality

EINSTEIN'S SPECIAL THEORY OF relativity teaches us that nothing can accelerate past the speed of light. But what if, when you were born, you were already moving faster than light? What would that look like?

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March - April 2024
How the World's Largest Spherical Structure Was Built
Popular Mechanics US

How the World's Largest Spherical Structure Was Built

THE SHINY, NEW LAS VEGAS SPHERE IS more than just a 17,600-seat amphitheaterstyle venue hosting a U2 residency. Since its opening in September 2023, it's become the world's largest spherical structure, at 516 feet wide and 366 feet tall.

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March - April 2024
The Right Way to Use a Fire Extinguisher
Popular Mechanics US

The Right Way to Use a Fire Extinguisher

A FIRE EXTINGUISHER IS MORE THAN A of one 5-gallon bucket becomes the size of 64 burning buckets. Just 180 seconds after it begins, a fire can be transformed from a nuisance to a room-size, life-threatening inferno.

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March - April 2024
The Army's Drone-Killing Laser Weapon
Popular Mechanics US

The Army's Drone-Killing Laser Weapon

THE U.S. ARMY FIELDED ITS FIRST LASERweapon-equipped unit in October. Based at Fort Sill, Oklahoma, the unit took possession of four laser-equipped Stryker infantry combat vehicles, each mounting a 50-kilowatt-class laser-weapon system. The combination of Stryker and laser can down both artillery, such as mortars and rockets, and drones in-flight.

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March - April 2024
Why It's So Hard to Mine the World's Largest Lithium Deposit
Popular Mechanics US

Why It's So Hard to Mine the World's Largest Lithium Deposit

A Pass, or Peehee Mu'huh to the local Paiute people has been mined since the 1970s, so the new analysis merely confirms what locals have long known about the area.

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2 mins  |
March - April 2024
WHAT THE WORLD'S MOST POWERFUL X-RAY LASER WILL DO FOR SCIENCE
Popular Mechanics US

WHAT THE WORLD'S MOST POWERFUL X-RAY LASER WILL DO FOR SCIENCE

DEEP UNDER MENLO PARK, California, there is a threemile-long machine operating in a tunnel that scientists are keeping colder than even some of the deepest reaches of space.

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3 mins  |
March - April 2024
POPULAR MECHANICS TOP AWARDS 2024
Popular Mechanics US

POPULAR MECHANICS TOP AWARDS 2024

For more than 120 years, Popular Mechanics has been a heavy-duty brand. We see no reason to change that now.

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6 mins  |
March - April 2024
How Three Amateurs Solved the Zodiac Killer's '340' Cipher
Popular Mechanics US

How Three Amateurs Solved the Zodiac Killer's '340' Cipher

The mysterious code stumped the FBI and NSA for 53 years. What does the key, and the resulting solution, tell us about the infamous murderer?

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10+ mins  |
March - April 2024
TAIL AS OLD AS TIME
WIRED

TAIL AS OLD AS TIME

Was Bobi the world's longest-lived dogor just another casualty of Big Kibble?

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5 mins  |
March - April 2024
LOVE, DEMENTIA AND ROBOTICS
WIRED

LOVE, DEMENTIA AND ROBOTICS

When my parents got sick, I turned to a NEW GENERATION of roboticists and their GLOWING, TALKING, WARMHEARTED creations.

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March - April 2024
IN DEFENSE OF JAVASCRIPT
WIRED

IN DEFENSE OF JAVASCRIPT

Mock it all you want-but it runs the world. Possibly even literally.

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5 mins  |
March - April 2024
THE PROVINCE OF ALL MANKIND
WIRED

THE PROVINCE OF ALL MANKIND

TWO NATIONS. A HORRIBLE ACCIDENT. AND THE URGENT NEED TO UNDERSTAND THE LAWS OF SPACE RIGHT NOW.

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March - April 2024
DEATH OF A PRESIDENT
WIRED

DEATH OF A PRESIDENT

Three decades after a devastating nuclear war between the US and China, a divided America faces a new threat to its very DNA. An excerpt from 2054: A Novel.

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10+ mins  |
March - April 2024
THE Algorithmic Authenticity OF Shou Zi Chew
WIRED

THE Algorithmic Authenticity OF Shou Zi Chew

The CEO of the world's most influential social media company likes tacos, Sheryl Crow, and Diablo IV. Is he for real-ora really good politician?

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March - April 2024
EVERY WOMAN IS AN ISLAND
WIRED

EVERY WOMAN IS AN ISLAND

Matriarchy, money, and a modern mariner named Marina.

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5 mins  |
March - April 2024
Arsenic: The "King of Poisons"
Rock&Gem Magazine

Arsenic: The "King of Poisons"

Few things are saddled with darker connotations than arsenic. Used throughout much of history as a human poison, arsenic has become inexorably linked with death.

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4 mins  |
October 2023
Why IQ Tests Are Bad Math
Popular Mechanics US

Why IQ Tests Are Bad Math

Some experts who study intelligence quotient (IQ) tests say these models are mathematically imperfect and can even lead to race and class discrimination.

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September - October 2023
Giving New Life to a Vintage Toolbox
Popular Mechanics US

Giving New Life to a Vintage Toolbox

Rust stripper plus spray paint overhaul a box that launched a business.

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4 mins  |
September - October 2023
The Safest Table Saw Tech Comes to Home Workshops
Popular Mechanics US

The Safest Table Saw Tech Comes to Home Workshops

Big Important Product

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7 mins  |
September - October 2023
CAPTAIN AI
Popular Mechanics US

CAPTAIN AI

IN 2022, A VESSEL WITH NO HUMANS ABOARD SET SAIL ACROSS THE ATLANTIC. WOULD ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE .BE ENOUGH TO KEEP IT AFLOAT?

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September - October 2023
The First Roads We'll Build on the Moon
Popular Mechanics US

The First Roads We'll Build on the Moon

PLANS FOR A FUTURE LUNAR MINING base and the 2025 Artemis III landing on the moon are about to launch a new era of human presence on the moon.

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2 mins  |
September - October 2023
How to Break in Leather Boots
Popular Mechanics US

How to Break in Leather Boots

WHEN PERFECTLY SHAPED TO your foot, a well-worn leather boot can skyrocket to the top of your most comfortable boot list. Now, a leather boot that has not been properly broken in that's a different story, and one without as comfortable an ending.

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2 mins  |
September - October 2023
Gadget AWARD'S
Popular Mechanics US

Gadget AWARD'S

Life's good, but having the right tools can make it a hell of a lot better. The tech on the following pages can make knocking out work, gaming with friends, and controlling your home easier. Our editors spent the past year testing dozens of electronics ranging from smartphones to televisions. They used a mix of software benchmarks (where applicable), measurements, and extensive hands-on evaluation to find the devices that offer the most value and best performance-all to identify quality products best poised to serve you for years to come.

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September - October 2023
The Silver Bridge Was a Marvel of Engineering - THEN IT CAME CRASHING DOWN.
Popular Mechanics US

The Silver Bridge Was a Marvel of Engineering - THEN IT CAME CRASHING DOWN.

How a risky design, cost-cutting, and strange supernatural warnings changed a small town forever

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10+ mins  |
September - October 2023

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