Stories by oftenwrong

U.S. household size is increasing for first time in at least 160 years

Amazon’s Smart Oven Is Like a Regular Oven, but You Need an App to Use It

Modelling Data with Hypergraphs (2017)

Traffic Engineers Thwart Public Will

Low-Tech Magazine: The Printed Website

A decade later, Reddit’s comment sorting still fails to do its job

Using Cities:Skylines to Explain How Freeways Destroyed U.S. Cities

Most Isolated Tribe in Continental U.S. Gets Broadband

How to Network Your Way Through Stanford University

$3.2B to Fix Tampa's Aging Pipes? From Where?

Amazon testing payment system that uses hands as ID

Bottom Navigation Pattern on Mobile Web Pages: A Better Alternative?

The Mobility Trap: Why We'll Never Fix Congestion by Speeding Up Traffic

Recognizing the signs of disruption in our urban habitat

US Federal Program Would Help Cities Tear Down Highways

New Firefox Logo Lands in Nightly

Proximity to highways affects long-term school performance

Organic Markets in the Traditional City

Startups are using lab-grown animal proteins to make ice cream and more

Cron Email Is Dead, Long Live Cron Email

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