Hackers are showing anti-war messages on smart TVs in Russia.
Hackers are showing anti-war messages on smart TVs in Russia.
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Hackers are showing anti-war messages on smart TVs in Russia.
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An interactive tour of a 17th-century Heda still life, in which a “social and economic life of things becomes visible.”
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Ukraine’s volunteer IT Army has racked up an impressive number of successful attacks on Russia’s infrastructure.
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Using satellite imagery, a new tool can detect plastic waste dumps, some of which are dangerously close to waterways and people.
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When are Marvel movies being faithful to their comic-book origins—and when are they exploiting the books’ original artists?
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My shame about daydreaming is the shame of solipsism and self-centered fantasy, the shame of turning from the banality of daily life toward the hollow calories of wish fulfillment, the shame of preferring the hypothetical…
Two months into the invasion, no one knows how many Ukrainian civilians have died, mainly due to the ferocity of Russia’s attack.
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