The New Yorker has a slideshow of airport security cartoons from 1938-2009. The cartoon above is from 1972.
The New Yorker's airport security cartoons from 1938-2009
E-ink phone is like a Kindle and a Blackberry had a baby
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Prompting AI doesn't get copyright in the output
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DeepSeek puts U.S. AI companies in deep trouble
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The smartphone that can reduce your daily doomscrolling—literally
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A MacBook without the premium price? This one's $250.
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Turn your YouTube dreams into dollars with help from this online masterclass
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