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The downside of being happy: creativity kindled by sadness (washingtonpost.com)

177 points

10 years ago

602.

L0pht’s warnings about the Internet drew notice but little action (washingtonpost.com)

177 points

11 years ago

603.

NASA’s $349M monument to its drift (washingtonpost.com)

176 points

11 years ago

604.

After the check is gone: The underground economy of rural America (washingtonpost.com)

175 points

9 years ago

605.

If a Best Buy technician is a paid FBI informant, are his searches legal? (washingtonpost.com)

175 points

9 years ago

606.

Google got it wrong. The open-office trend is destroying the workplace (washingtonpost.com)

175 points

11 years ago

607.

Radio host David Greene says Google's NotebookLM tool stole his voice (washingtonpost.com)

175 points

4 months ago

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Obama pick for NSA review panel wanted paid, pro-government shills in chat rooms (washingtonpost.com)

175 points

13 years ago

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NSA surveillance program reaches ‘into the past’ to retrieve, replay phone calls (washingtonpost.com)

175 points

12 years ago

610.

He spent his life building a $1M stereo (washingtonpost.com)

174 points

2 years ago

611.

Yao Ming aims to save Africa's elephants by persuading China to give up ivory (washingtonpost.com)

174 points

12 years ago

612.

Weather Service faces bandwidth shortage, proposes limiting key data (washingtonpost.com)

173 points

5 years ago

613.

Russia’s new FindFace app identifies strangers in a crowd with 70% accuracy (washingtonpost.com)

173 points

10 years ago

614.

A change to the sell-by dates on food (washingtonpost.com)

173 points

9 years ago

615.

Psychedelic mushrooms put your brain in a “waking dream,” study finds (washingtonpost.com)

173 points

12 years ago

616.

Johns Hopkins researchers poke a hole in Apple’s encryption (washingtonpost.com)

173 points

10 years ago

617.

Rental car companies have been waging a quiet legislative war against start-ups (washingtonpost.com)

172 points

8 years ago

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Beijing bets on facial recognition in a big drive for total surveillance (washingtonpost.com)

172 points

8 years ago

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132-year-old rifle found propped against a national park tree (washingtonpost.com)

172 points

11 years ago

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Distances you can travel on a European train in less than a day (washingtonpost.com)

171 points

11 years ago

621.

Silicon Valley is pricing academics out of AI research (washingtonpost.com)

171 points

2 years ago

622.

The extraordinary life and death of the world’s oldest known spider (washingtonpost.com)

171 points

8 years ago

623.

Dolly Parton helped fund Moderna’s vaccine. It began with an unlikely friendship (washingtonpost.com)

170 points

6 years ago

624.

Esports stars have shorter careers than NFL players (washingtonpost.com)

169 points

4 years ago

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Drug overdoses are soaring during the coronavirus pandemic (washingtonpost.com)

169 points

6 years ago

626.

The way government does tech is outdated and risky (washingtonpost.com)

169 points

13 years ago

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A “nationwide gentrification effect” is segregating us by education (washingtonpost.com)

169 points

12 years ago

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Reporters are leaving newsrooms for newsletters (washingtonpost.com)

169 points

6 years ago

629.

GOP omnibus bill would sell off USPS's EVs (washingtonpost.com)

169 points

a year ago

630.

A new Stephen Hawking presentation about black holes (washingtonpost.com)

169 points

11 years ago