Sadly, SangHeon Kim’s Quest app stopped working after 2017’s release of iOS 11.

The internet is limitless and ever-expanding. So why delete stuff off it for no good reason?

Some initial reactions, as well as some thoughts on the changing social media landscape.

I’m racking up lots of points, but does all of that muting affect how Twitter sees me? And do I care?

And all you need to watch them is a library card.

Artificial intelligence transforms a beloved children’s tale into something else entirely.

The latest Twitter competitor feels more like a Twitter beta than a mature product.

It should be obvious now that streaming services aren’t interested in being exhaustive, perpetual libraries.

The trailer works as well as it does because of Anderson’s easily identifiable — and easily replicable — aesthetic.

The Twitter CEO’s responses to Substack aren’t sound business decisions. They’re childish tantrums.

Or, see what happens when you fire thousands of employees willy-nilly.

The functionality, which is still in its early stages, is only available in Bandcamp’s mobile app.

And all you need to watch them is a library card.

For all of their convenience, there’s a risk to relying on streaming services to access our cultural libraries.

You’re supposed to make your passwords super-long and super-random, but why?

Remember: We don’t need Twitter. Twitter needs us.

Artificial intelligence can generate impressive artwork, but not without tripping over legal and ethical issues.

Employees being treated a bit more fairly and equitably is something to be celebrated and encouraged.

Remember that you yourself have probably said or done something that, were you unfortunate enough to have it done in a public forum, would earn similar rage from your fellow netizens.

3D printers, in and of themselves, may be perfectly legal, but what they’re used to produce can create legal, regulatory, and even ethical concerns.