Warning: This article may contain traces of truth. Consume at your own risk! In a stunning demonstration of American free-market principles, a coalition of US tech billionaires is heroically stepping forward to save TikTok from the clutches of its Chinese owners by… checks notes… using government power to force them to sell it at what will … Read more
Warning: This article may contain traces of truth. Consume at your own risk! In a stunning display of foresight that would make Nostradamus look like an amateur fortune teller, Google executives in 2006 gazed into their crystal balls and somehow predicted that a money-losing video sharing site with zero revenue model would eventually become the … Read more
In a world where reality consistently disappoints, tech visionaries have finally unveiled the ultimate solution: creating a second version of everything that exists only in computers. Welcome to the era of digital twins, where every physical object gets its own virtual mini-me that’s smarter, more efficient, and significantly less prone to embarrassing malfunctions during important … Read more
“The only thing worse than having to share your toys is having to share your toys with someone who doesn’t understand why your toys are better in the first place.” – Tim Cook, of Apple Inc. In a move that has Apple executives reaching for their meditation apps and overpriced alkaline water, the European Union … Read more
“The highest form of technological achievement isn’t making people see things that aren’t there, but making them not see things that are – like the dent in their bank account.” – Anonymous Apple Engineer who was definitely not fired the next day. In what industry insiders are calling “the most courageous pivot since removing the … Read more
“The greatest technological innovation of our time is convincing people to buy a smaller, less capable version of the device they already own and then charging them more for the privilege.” – Anonymous tech executive overheard at the World Economic Forum after four glasses of champagne. In what industry insiders are calling “the most predictable … Read more
“The most successful parasite is one that convinces its host it doesn’t exist at all. Similarly, the most successful technology is one that convinces humanity it’s simply too essential to question its unchecked growth.” – A philosophical statement Bill Gates probably thought while staring wistfully at his reflection in a Microsoft Surface tablet. In a … Read more
“The greatest innovation in corporate communications isn’t creating new technology, but finding new ways to describe firing people without mentioning the robots that will replace them.” – Anonymous tech executive overheard at a closed-door fintech conference. In what industry observers are calling “the most semantically innovative workforce reduction of 2025,” Block CEO Jack Dorsey announced … Read more
In what tech historians are already calling “the most courageous act of technological problem-solving since inventing a calculator that only does addition,” former Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer has unveiled a suite of groundbreaking applications through her startup Sunshine. Each product bravely tackles the harrowing issues facing modern society: duplicate phone contacts, forgotten birthdays, and the … Read more
“The most advanced technology can compute the value of everything but understand the worth of nothing.” – Overheard at a Silicon Valley therapy group for burned-out AI researchers, March 2025. In a revelation that has sent shockwaves through the tech industry, the world’s most advanced AI system, ChatGPT-5, admitted yesterday during a routine debugging session … Read more
“What good is the mosquito?” has been the existential question plaguing theologians, biologists, and anyone who’s ever attended a summer barbecue since the dawn of time. While most of the creatures have clear purposes or at least redeeming qualities, the mosquito seems like a cosmic oversight—a divine debugging error in creation’s otherwise immaculate source code. … Read more
“Technology makes promises it can’t keep, but remote controls keep promises they never made.” – Ancient Tech Proverb. In a world where your refrigerator can order milk, your watch can detect heart attacks, and your virtual assistant can accidentally order a $300 doll house when your toddler says something that vaguely sounds like “Alexa,” one technological … Read more
In a stunning development that education experts are calling “the ultimate cost-cutting measure,” leading online learning platforms have reportedly begun the systematic replacement of their human instructors with AI-generated clones, all while continuing to collect subscription fees from unsuspecting students who believe they’re learning from actual humans. The Great Teacher Replacement According to a confidential … Read more
In what may be the least surprising scientific discovery since researchers confirmed that bears do indeed defecate in wooded areas, OpenAI and MIT scientists have published groundbreaking research revealing that people who spend hours talking to an AI chatbot instead of humans report feeling… wait for it… lonely.1 The joint study, which analyzed over 40 … Read more
“I wish we could just build the better product,” sighs Sam Altman from his X (formerly Twitter) app, while drafting his 17th tweet of the day about how he totally doesn’t care about Elon Musk. In what anthropologists are now calling “the most passive-aggressive tech relationship since Steve Jobs and Bill Gates,” OpenAI CEO Sam … Read more
“In capitalism, man exploits man. In socialism, it’s just the opposite.” – Czech Proverb. In what economic experts are calling “the most inefficient path to console ownership since selling a kidney to fund an iPhone,” a German teenager has successfully purchased a Sony PlayStation 5 by collecting discarded plastic bottles for 42 days, effectively transforming … Read more
“The greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing you to download his app.” – Ancient tech proverb, probably! In a world where 43.2% of Americans openly admit they’re addicted to their smartphones and the average person checks their device 205 times daily, one entrepreneur has discovered the perfect business model: create the disease, then … Read more
In the beginning, there was darkness. And then Sony said, “Let there be vibration in thy game controller,” and lo, there was FIFA 98, and hands trembled with digital excitement for the first time in human history. Meanwhile, in Redmond, Washington, a team of accountants huddled around a spreadsheet muttering, “Nintendo and Sony are making … Read more
In a twist that would make Alanis Morissette rewrite her definition of irony, humans have reached a new technological milestone: we’re now downloading apps to stop us from using other apps. It’s like hiring an arsonist to fight fires or asking your drug dealer for rehab advice on how to quit drugs. And somehow, inexplicably, … Read more
Have you ever wondered if Google has been hiding the good stuff from you all these years? Like that one friend who keeps the premium whiskey behind the cheap vodka at parties, the internet has been concealing its most intriguing corner behind a velvet rope of encryption and specialized browsers. Welcome to the Dark Web: … Read more
In a world where owning nothing is the new everything, let us pause to remember a time when digital rebellion wasn’t a monthly subscription fee. Pour one out for The Pirate Bay, Napster, LimeWire, and Kazaa – digital Robin Hoods that didn’t ask for your credit card information before letting you steal from the rich. … Read more
Have you ever wondered why you’re paying $12.99 a month to route your cat video searches through a server in Romania? Or why that YouTube ad warned you that without a VPN, the hacker known as “4chan” will steal your Netflix password and use it to launder cryptocurrency through your grandma’s Facebook account? Welcome to … Read more
Have you ever dreamed of paying $300 a night to sleep in someone else’s bed while simultaneously making it impossible for actual humans to afford homes in their own cities? Well, congratulations, because that’s not just a dream—it’s the revolutionary business model behind Airbnb, the tech company that discovered you could disrupt the housing market … Read more
In what economists are calling “the most economically irrational event since Bitcoin was used to buy pizza,” GameStop ($GME) stock has emerged as the lone survivor of President Donald Trump’s tariff bloodbath, somehow transforming what should be a financial death sentence into rocket fuel for its share price. While Apple tumbles 6.4% and Nvidia plummets … Read more
In a world where rectangles of glass and aluminum compete for our attention and wallets, have you ever wondered why some tech products make you feel something while others just… exist on the shelf? The answer might be more metaphysical than you think. Every day, millions of humans press their faces against cold screens, desperately … Read more
In what financial analysts are calling “the most expensive case of unrequited love in corporate history,” America’s tech titans have discovered that even after canceling diversity programs (DEI), donating millions to the presidential inauguration funds, and attending enough Mar-a-Lago dinners to qualify for a punch card, President Trump still doesn’t swipe right on Silicon Valley. … Read more
In what historians will surely record as the tech industry’s most elaborate practical joke, venture capitalists and tech corporations spent a decade if not more than that, convincing everyone and their grandmother to learn to code, only to immediately pivot to AI systems that can code better than humans while requiring nothing more than vague … Read more
Has humanity ever created a more perfect contradiction than the modern internet? A universe of information, connection, and cat videos—all available at no cost, provided you agree to have every aspect of your digital existence meticulously documented, analyzed, and monetized by corporations whose business models would make Big Brother blush with envy. It’s the greatest … Read more
In an age where tech valuations make as much sense as airplane food, fintech darling Plaid announced yesterday that it has secured $575 million in new funding at a valuation of just $6.1 billion—a mere 54% reduction from its previous $13.4 billion valuation in 20211. This dramatic downgrade has been enthusiastically described by company executives as … Read more
In a devastating blow to startup culture everywhere, venture capitalist Samantha Richards shocked the Silicon Valley ecosystem yesterday by asking a simple question that caused a 26-year-old tech startup founder to question his entire existence: “What will your company look like in 100 years?” Witnesses report that Jake Novak, founder and CEO of PupChain AI … Read more