
Once the executive editor @Wired. Former EIC @pacificstand and managing editor @theatlantic
California, USA
Joined January 2011
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Maria Streshinsky retweeted
Spending time with people who have spent their careers restoring burned records was some of the most fun I've ever had reporting, and my research on my grandfather took all sorts of surprising twists. I hope you'll check out the story. 💜 wired.com/story/the-night-17…
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Mark Liu, the chairman of TSMC, told me we should think of Moore’s Law as “shared optimism.” “
Moore’s Law is hope itself.
wired.com/story/i-saw-the-fa…
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The great Gordon Moore has died at 94. nytimes.com/2023/03/24/techn…
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Die Eltern (The Parents), 1923 by Käthe Kollwitz #WomensArt
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What is Zelensky @ZelenskyyUa actually saying in his videos? It's a rhetorical rout of the highest order—a bloodbath for tyrannical platitudes.
Me @WIRED
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I spoke to a participant in January 6, and learned why a Brooklyn entrepreneur gave his whole mind to QAnon.
wired.com/story/conspiratori…
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This is Moko. Her mom was part fox and her dad was actually a powdered donut. An extremely rare mix. 13/10
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A Woodside official said the city cannot comply with a new state law that expedites construction of two-unit housing in areas zoned for single family homes because of its mountain lion population.
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About a year ago, my mom was scammed by some guys who told her they were calling to help her secure my parents’ finances. For @WIRED, I wrote about what it’s been like for us to deal with the fallout—mentally, emotionally, logistically. wired.com/story/phone-scam-p…
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For weeks, observers of North Korea have noted that the country's internet seemed to be under attack, with all its websites down at times. This wasn't the work of US Cyber Command. It was a single hacker getting even after NK spies targeted him last year. wired.com/story/north-korea-…
Maria Streshinsky retweeted
Zuck is out, Musk is in: "WIRED asked more than a dozen young startup founders between the ages of 15 and 30 who inspires them. More than half brought up @elonmusk. Others mentioned techno-optimists like @sama and @patrickc." wired.com/story/young-entrep… via @pardesoteric
Maria Streshinsky retweeted
Feel like there should be more Thursday holidays that create four-day weekends. Like one Thanksgiving a quarter. Just throwing it out there.
Maria Streshinsky retweeted
I would love to pet Coco. He is 4 years old and has been looking for a home for 757 days. He is up for adoption through @MainLineRescue. Coco is nervous to meet new people but the shelter is also stressful.
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In the 1990s my cousins !Bert and John created @Lifeisgood while I became a “symbolic analyst.”
Then I tried to change course. Here’s what happened. wired.com/story/influencers-…
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Online sleuths helped search for a boy. Then they turned on the family. long.fm/ZZY3Aa0 (@klaidlaw, @wired)
Maria Streshinsky retweeted
Californian democracy is wild. Newsome could get support from 49.9% of the state and get recalled; then one of the opponents could win with a plurality of votes, like 15%. And then, if Feinstein retires, flip the Senate while appointing her replacement. bit.ly/38h9bFJ
Maria Streshinsky retweeted
Women in Afghanistan, and those living as refugees in Pakistan or Iran have become so accustomed to war they have often replaced traditional motifs of flowers and birds in their rug weaving with images of war, including drones, tanks and guns #WomensArt
Maria Streshinsky retweeted
Amanda Knox is an interesting thinker, and this is a great thread about how stories are (mis)represented.
Replying to @amandaknox
This new film by director Tom McCarthy, starring Matt Damon, is “loosely based” or “directly inspired by” the “Amanda Knox saga,” as Vanity Fair put it in a for-profit article promoting a for-profit film, neither of which I am affiliated with.























