The Hazards of Nerd Supremacy: The Case of Wikileaks (theatlantic.com)
The Octopus Conspiracy: One Woman's Search for Her Father's Killer (wired.com)
Confessions of a Prep School College Counselor (theatlantic.com)
The Great Rubber Robbery: How Julius Fromm's Condom Empire Fell to the Nazis (berlinbooks.org)
Bursting the Bubble (about David Vetter, the "Bubble Boy", houstonpress.com)
The Stutterer: How He Makes His Voice Heard (slate.com)
The Day The Movies Died (gq.com)
Man vs. Machine on Wall Street: How Computers Beat the Market (theatlantic.com)
Authorities in Awe of Drug Runner's Jungle Build, Kevlar-Coated Supersubs (wired.com)
Kiki Kannibal: The Girl Who Played With Fire (rollingstone.com)
The Battle for Tora Bora (tnr.com)
The Humility Imperative: CEOs Keep Your Arrogance in Check (inc.com)
How to Land Your Kid in Therapy (theatlantic.com)
How One Man Hacked His Way Into the Slot-Machine Industry (wired.com)
Cyber Weapons: The New Arms Race (businessweek.com)
Don't Be Evil (on google's narrowly conceived, yet handicapping motto, tnr.com)
A Few Too Many: Is there any hope for the hung over? (newyorker.com)
The Man With the $16 House (dallasobserver.com)
The Wrestler in Real Life (on Ric Flair's long decline, grantland.com)
Enter the Cyber-dragon (on how China is operating with impunity on America's defense and commercial computer networks, vanityfair.com)
Apple's Supply Chain Secret? Hoard Lasers (business week.com)
50 Years of Stupid Grammar Advice (thechronicle.com)
The Rise and Fall of the Columbia House Record Club -- and How We learned to Steal Music (thephoenix.com)
How a Financial Pro Lost His House (nytimes.com)
When Did the GOP Lose Touch With Reality? (nymag.com)
What is Sony Now? (businessweek.com)
The Pest Who Shames Companies Into Fixing Security Flaws (wired.com)
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