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Our homes and businesses have become more technology-dependent, and having a solid network is more important than ever. This week, the guys talk about what goes into designing and maintaining reliable wired and wireless networks.

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Do you care? We’ve gone so far down the internet highway that we rarely ask that question anymore. But it’s still pertinent. Do you care…

Don’t hit snooze on this game changer.

More than two dozen women in the tech start-up industry spoke to The New York Times about being sexually harassed by investors and mentors.

The startup’s whole-home Wi-Fi system is getting a price cut on its first birthday. Can it stay on top of the market it created?

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It started as social software for work, but Slack now has our :heart:, time, and data.

Parents have a better chance of controlling their children’s addiction to texting and gaming if they set aside family times for putting down devices.

The start-up Slack is changing the way workers communicate, with a group chat app that eschews privacy and automatically archives almost everything.

Three-dimensional printers create inexpensive, striking prosthetics that hint at comic-book superpowers for children who are missing fingers.

Redeeming The Luddite Caucus Earlier this morning I was reading The Washington Post while watching the sun rise (I have two young kids at home: I find quiet

Dave Hamilton walks right into the line of fire today, detailing and explaining the differences between 16-bit and 24-bit audio bit depths, as well those between sample rates of 44.1kHz and 192kHz. Like The Beatles said about love, Dave says about 16-bits: it's all you need.

When I moved to the Bay Area in 2007 to run the Wikimedia Foundation, the first thing that struck me was the eerie absence of women.

Bonni and I make a point to drop...

Fascinating study that refutes some of the work by Sherry Turkle at MIT on whether technology is really drving us apart