Hittingthebooks

03.07.20
Hitting the Books: How an attempt at digital allyship fell flat
03.07.20

Hitting the Books: How an attempt at digital allyship fell flat

Why #CrimingWhileWhite didn't work.

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02.29.20
Hitting the Books: These brain cells could hold clues to the CTBI crisis
02.29.20

Hitting the Books: These brain cells could hold clues to the CTBI crisis

When microglial cells go bad, there's no telling what could go wrong.

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02.22.20
Hitting the Books: A brief history of industrial espionage and corn
02.22.20

Hitting the Books: A brief history of industrial espionage and corn

Why engineer GMOs from scratch when you can just steal them?

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02.08.20
Hitting the Books: The Y2K bug could come back sooner than you think
02.08.20

Hitting the Books: The Y2K bug could come back sooner than you think

We've only got 18 years to nip this issue in the bud.

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01.18.20
Hitting the Books: Hackers can convince your IoT devices to betray you
01.18.20

Hitting the Books: Hackers can convince your IoT devices to betray you

Our open technology culture could be our undoing.

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01.11.20
Hitting the Books: How to get a date online
01.11.20

Hitting the Books: How to get a date online

Surprisingly, it simply involves not being a creep.

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12.28.19
Hitting the Books: How America's Space Race sought to renew our 'New South'
12.28.19

Hitting the Books: How America's Space Race sought to renew our 'New South'

America went to space just to stick it to the Soviets.

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12.21.19
Hitting the Books: What it'd be like to live in a city owned by Twitter
12.21.19

Hitting the Books: What it'd be like to live in a city owned by Twitter

Hint: it's a nightmare dystopia.

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