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Once in a while—not quite often enough to be a crisis, but just often enough to be a trope—people in the United States will freak out because a huge number of highly popular websites and services have suddenly gone down. For an interminable period of torture (usually about 1-3 hours, tops) there is no Instagram to browse, no Tinder to swipe, no Github to push to, no Netflix to And Chill. When this
The Sexism of Wikipedia - The Atlantic
Some female editors have been the target of harassment from their male colleagues—and the gender bias has spilled over into the site’s content, too. Editor's note: This article has been significantly revised post-publication to correct for factual errors in the original version.* She got into the habit of Googling her username, just in case. That’s how, earlier this year, a Wikipedia editor who go
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The Trump administration shouldn’t get too excited about Kim Jong Un’s pledge to limit his weapons program. A man walks past a street monitor showing North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un in a news report about North Korea's announcement, in Tokyo, Japan, April 21, 2018. (REUTERS/Toru Hanai) Over the past four months, North Korea has been saying all the right things. After weeks of silence regarding h
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