The Analog Comeback: Why We're Reaching for Things That Don't Need a Server

There's a quiet rebellion happening on wrists, turntables, and camera straps. After two decades of "smart everything," people are deliberately buying things that don't connect to anything — mechanical watches, vinyl records, film cameras, even basic phones that only make calls.

The Spurs Forgot to Lose First

Greatness in this league has almost never arrived on schedule. The names we eventually venerate share a chapter nobody likes to dwell on — the years they were *good enough to get close and not good enough to finish.

A Burrito Bot Just Became a Free Coding Assistant — and That’s Stranger Than It Sounds

ChipotlAI Max started as a joke but it racked up hundreds of stars and dozens of copies within days.

The Pope Just Drew a Line in the Sand on AI

Magnifica Humanitas (“Magnificent Humanity”) calls for robust regulation of artificial intelligence and demands that its developers work for the common good rather than profit.

He Said Monroe. He Meant Monroe.

Stephen Colbert ended his run as host of the Late Show the same way he started it, by guest hosting a public access television show in Monroe Michigan.

Is Someone Building a Data Center in Your Backyard? Here’s the Map.

AI, Jobs, and the Jevons Paradox | The Atlantic

Is Spotify And Other Streaming Services Doomed?