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I recently learned two new reasons to avoid Tesla vehicles. First, there’s another lawsuit about their incredibly dangerous door handles. Two people died in a Tesla when it caught fire and first responders were unable to get them out, as the doors require electricity to open (sources: href="https://www.detroitnews.com/story/business/autos/2025/11/21/tesla-sued-over-another...

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Here’s a story about AI you need to hear. First the bad news, then the good news.

1. AI gets fresh water, while citizens are told to drink sewage

Five years ago the first Big Tech data center appeared in the region of Querétaro in central Mexico. It was for Microsoft. Data centers for Google and Amazon went up soon after. In the years since, nea...

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Lee Schmidt was creeped out. A retired Navy veteran living in Norfolk, Virginia, Schmidt was unhappy that 176 license plate readers had been installed throughout the streets and highways of his city, monitoring his car wherever he drove. So he sued.

From the href="https://ij.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/2024.10.21-1-Complaint.pdf" rel="noopener ugc nofollow" targe...

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Feudal America

This week’s Techtonic episode covered an important topic that I’ll say more about in a moment.

But first I’m excited to show off the new Techtonic website, at techtonic.fm, totally redesigned and rebuilt. Big thanks to Todd Mazierski for programming and design.

Each Techtonic episode n...

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Two weeks ago I stood outside the Apple Store on West 14th Street in Manhattan and watched someone dressed as Death destroy an iPhone with a rock.

People were cheering, a band was playing, customers inside the Apple Store were staring, and I was recording. This was the climax of an anti-smartphone protest called “Scathing Hatred of Information Technology and the Passio...

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