The center of power in elections has shifted. The geeks are in charge now. http://t.co/eRF0EWPH

A really terrific and fair piece on Yahoo CEO: Can Marissa Meyer Really Have It All? - The Cut http://t.co/pz7pcp7N via @thecut

Stephen Gillett bounds into the outdoor-home-theater section of a Best Buy store just a few blocks from the retailer’s headquarters in suburban Minneapolis. He’s wearing a gray Geek Squad polo shirt,

Aug 29, 2012 Beyond Wireframing: The Real-Life UX Design Process About The Author Marcin Treder is a design enthusiast that literally lives for creating the best user experience possible. After years

After dismissing a high-profile suit between Apple and Motorola, one of our leading jurists discusses the problems plaguing America's intellectual property system. (U.S. Patent and Trademark Office) R

Wow now this is BS. Thank you for the big F' you Minnesota. Free Online Education Is Now Illegal in Minnesota http://t.co/vFdcy1uZ

Steve Jobs and the art of the meeting: http://t.co/8soXpIG1

Published in Writing by Dan Pupius · 3 min read · Sep 17, 2012 -- At some point in every software development project the question of velocity vs. quality inevitably comes up. The idea being that cutt

Here's what I hope is the last thing I will ever write about Lance Armstrong. http://t.co/awcBJQyO

Behind the Wheel | 2012 Tesla Model S One Big Step for Tesla, One Giant Leap for E.V.’s REALITY SHOW Tesla’s second electric model is the stylish Model S, with an E.P.A.-rated range of up to 265 miles

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Body Builders A First: Organs Tailor-Made With Body’s Own Cells At the Karolinska Institute in Sweden, rat hearts and lungs are washed of living cells to reveal the extracellular structure. Credit...

At Priceonomics , we are fascinated by stolen bicycles. Put simply, why the heck do so many bicycles get stolen? It seems like a crime with very limited financial upside for the thief, and yet bicycle

Need energy? Frack a volcano. http://t.co/a4XHsJUq

September 27, 2012 Dear Chrome, Slow Your Roll This morning, I mentioned that with each new build, Chrome for OS X seems to be getting a bit less stable and a bit more bloated. No big deal, I tend to

A new book looks at how HBO crews fought the odds to bring Game of Thrones from print to screen: http://t.co/1ZHoYIK2

Loose Ends A Trans-Atlantic Trip Turns Kafkaesque You, American Airlines, should no longer be flying across the Atlantic. You do not have the know-how. You do not have the equipment. And your employee

Behind every Google Map, there is a much more complex map that's the key to your queries but hidden from your view. The deep map contains the logic of places: their no-left-turns and freeway on-ramps,

Astronaut Frank Culbertson watched from the Space Station as the attacks unfolded on the ground. When astronauts describe the feeling of sailing around space, looking at our planet from hundreds of miles above, they often invoke the phrase " orbital perspective ," a shorthand for the emotional,…

Wow, pretty amazing study on coke vs mexi-coke: http://t.co/gUPyFF2U The psychology part is fascinating to me. (via @mikeindustries)

The Education Issue Why These Kids Get a Free Ride to College Clockwise from top left: Molly Gritter, 15; Magnificent Hanana, 17; Hirving Hernandez, 16; Shaquona Gardner, 15; Gregory Hale-Sandifer, 16

Handling Illustration by Hunter King. Opener Illustration by Hunter King. Cargo Illustration by Hunter King. uberbiker-spread-lowresb Illustration by Hunter King. Want to be the fastest cyclist you can be? Use these tips from one of triathlon’s greatest. This article was originally published in the…

Tweet Post Share Buy Copies Leer en español Ler em português We all know bad managers — be they ambitious and aggressive, doing whatever it takes to move up the corporate ladder, or the opposite: mana

A is for app: iPads change the landscape of learning. http://t.co/K7E2NOjc

Small-Business Guide Running a Business With Staff Scattered Around the World When Ralph Dandrea needed to hire a handful of employees for his rapidly growing Web design business, he figured he would

Why We Don’t Recommend Ring Cameras They’re affordable and ubiquitous, but homeowners shouldn’t be able to act as vigilantes. Adrienne So Oppenheimer and the Dharma of Death Christopher Nolan’s massiv

Why I'm Cutting the Cord, and How Cable Can Get Me Back http://t.co/bMAbrj1G

Longreads: "The Truth About the World Trade Center." @ScottRaab64, @EsquireMag http://t.co/szFNHYVE (not 1-page) #longreads

Steve Jurvetson, on the recurring nightmare Neil Armstrong had for two years leading up to Apollo 11 http://t.co/MAoAzCoZ

For their test drive, the Motor Trend team drove from LA to San Diego and back without recharging http://t.co/5mH0xBGr

How Armstrong Could 'Get Away With Stuff With Everybody Looking' http://t.co/DTf0VNRN

In a discussion of college education — I believe there should be more allowance for human diversity — sparked by this post , Alex Tabarrok told the following story: Tyler [Cowen] once walked into class the day of the final exam and said, “Here is the exam. Write your own questions. Write your own…