Incubating tech in the shadow of the civil rights movement
When Birmingham led the charge in the civil rights movement in the sixties, the city inadvertently created big shoes for itself to later fill. Just how […]
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SF mayoral candidate London Breed says the city has a ‘complex’ relationship with tech
San Francisco Board of Supervisors President London Breed wants you to remember that she was once, and will be the future of mayor of San […]
Startups Weekly: Raising huge sums quickly
Hey, did you know that TechCrunch sends out a weekly newsletter rounding up the latest startup news? Well, we do! But for as-yet-unidentified technical reasons, […]
2018 VC investment into crypto startups set to surpass 2017 tally
For months now, much of the media attention on the crypto space has been directed at ebbs and flows in the price of bitcoin on […]
Best Domain Registrar
This week’s category is domain registrars—see who the favorite is, and if you didn’t get a chance to vote, add your choice in the comments. […]
Linux Release Roundup: Corebird, Wireshark, Ubuntu 16.04.4 LTS
A roundup of recent Linux releases, including Ubuntu 16.04.4 LTS, an update to Linux twitter client Corebird, and some distinctly unfishy fixes for a network […]
After a year, Nintendo Switch accessories are starting to get interesting
The Nintendo Switch turns one year old today, and last week on Circuit Breaker Live, we looked back at some of the most interesting accessories […]
How the Nintendo Switch finally turned me into a gamer
I think the first time that I ever used a Nintendo game console was an NES plugged into a TV parked on the sidewalk outside […]
This week’s nor’easter killed at least six people on the East Coast
The US East Coast was hit by a major winter storm yesterday, pummeling the region with high winds, rain, and snow and flooding coastal areas. […]
New trailers: Fahrenheit 451, Wreck-It Ralph 2, and more
Normally I might take this time to tell you what I thought of Paul Thomas Anderson’s Phantom Thread, which I saw last weekend, but people […]
