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computers

July 24, 2024

You Are Almost Out of Google Storage Space

by Eddie Small
April 10, 2024

I Am Your Thirty-Fourth Browser Tab, Begging You to Reopen Me

by Chas Gillespie
February 23, 2024

Sorry We Machines Destroyed Your Civilization in Such a Boring Way

by Lillie E. Franks
February 6, 2024

My Comments Are in the Google Doc Linked in the Dropbox I Sent in the Slack

by Gwynna Forgham-Thrift
June 9, 2023

Would You Like to Set Google Chrome as Your Default Browser, or Would You Prefer Centuries of Untold Pain and Torment?

by John Danek
November 30, 2020

An Open Letter to the Guy Who Was Always at the Bar on His Computer

by Kristin Manna
May 29, 2020

Standing Agenda: Family Video Chats, May 2020 to Infinity

by Tom Ellison
February 12, 2020

I Need a Vacation From My Vacation

by Max L. Feldman
November 16, 2017

Effective Altruist Consumer Reports: Apple’s 27-inch iMac Pro vs. Ten Years of Education for Two Underprivileged Nepalese Girls

by Kyle York
August 14, 2017

On Tonight’s Episode of Hoarders: The Digital Edition

by Ali Elkin

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April 21, 2025

Getting Ahead of It: JD Vance Almost Definitely Didn’t Kill the Pope

by Eli Grober
April 17, 2025

1925 or 2025?

by Carlos Greaves
April 9, 2025

US News & World Report’s Best Remaining Colleges, 2028

by Andrew Marshall
April 18, 2025

The Elementary School Disciplinary Record of Jesus Christ

by Amanda Lehr

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April 25, 2025

The U.S. Government’s Follow-Up Text to Barnard College Employees

by Michael Harmon
April 25, 2025

This Five-Hundred-Word Bumper Sticker on My Tesla Explains Why I’m Not a Bad Person

by Lia Woodward and Leah Folta
April 25, 2025

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by Ocean Vuong
April 25, 2025

I Am the Servant in the Beast’s Castle Who Was Turned into a Chamberpot, and Nobody Ever Asks Me to Sing

by Johnathan Appel and Madeline Goetz