2024.01.29 - "The Search for the Longest Infinite Chess Game" by Naviary
2023.11.28 - "An 'academic' transformation' takes on the math department" by Oliver Whang (New Yorker)
2023.07.01 - "When CAN'T math be generalized? | The limits of analytic continuation" by Morphocular
2022.08.04 - "Writing good questions for the internet era" by Jeff Suzuki (AMS Blogs)
2022.06.22 - "Using a Computer to Derive Every* Possible Identity" by zhuli
2022.09.13 - "the five kinds of paradox" by jan Misali
2022.05.09 - "The mysterious disappearance of a revolutionary mathematician" by Rivka Galchen (New Yorker)
2019.03.26 - "Manuscript Pre-Submisison Check List" by Pamela E. Harris (AMS Blogs)
2019.01.18 - "Fractals and Monads" by Derek Wise
2018.11.18 - "The Tensor Product, Demystified" by Tai-Danae Badley of math3ma.com
2018.09.20 - "Patterns that eventually fail" by Azimuth Project
2017.11.03 - MathOverflow - "Why are there so many fractional derivatives?"
2016.06.14 - " Divide by Zero on the Friden STW10 Mechanical Calculator" by CuriousMarc
2015.10.11 - "Math & Beauty & Brain Areas" by David Mumford
2014.04.14 - "A Statistical Analysis of the Work of Bob Ross" by Walt Hickey (fivethirtyeight)
2014.03.28 - "Math's Beautiful Monsters" by Adam Kucharski (Nautilus)
2013.09.25 - MathStackExchange - "Inverse Laplace of 1√s−1?"
2012.11.26 - Response to Quora question "What do grad students in math do all day?" by Yasha Berchenko-Kogan
2012 - "How to read mathematics" by Shai Simonson and Fernando Gouvea
2011.12.15 - "The beauty of roots" by John Baez
2011.11.25 - "Group actions III — what’s the point of them?" by Tim Gowers
2011.11.08 - The mathematics of Tetris
2011.05.02 - "Quick-sort with Hungarian folk dance" by AlgoRhythmics
2011.05.04 - "The mathematician as an explorer" by Sherman K. Stein (Scientific American)
2011.04.16 - "A statement that is paradoxical if and only if it isn't" by Greg Ross (Futility Closet)
2011.01.14 - "Irving Kaplansky's 'A Song About π'" by Dave Richeson
2010.10.17 - "Awfully sophisticated proof for simple facts" (MathOverflow)
2011.01.24 - "Mathematical urban legends" (MathOverflow)
2010.10.30 - "Complex power towers" by Mike Croucher
2010.10.11 - "What would you ask an all-powerful alien?" by Dick Lipton
2010.10.01 - "Mathematical intuition -- what is it?" by Dick Lipton
2010.06.29 - "Too simple to be simple" by nLab
2010.04.20 - MathOverflow - "What is the actual meaning of a fractional derivative?"
2010.03.22 - "Hunting for abstractions in mathematics" by Edward Z. Yang
2010 - "Hadamard vs Euler -- Who found the better Gamma function?" (luschny.de)
2009.12.14 - "Proofs without words"
2009.10.31 - Colloquial catchy statements that encode serious mathematics
2009.10.12 - "Motivating the Laplace transform definition" by elaichi (MathOverflow)
2009.08 - "We Recommend a Singular Value Decomposition" by David Austin (AMS Feature Column)
2009.05.05 - "A surprising theorem in complex variables" by John D. Cook
2008.09.15-19 - "My favorite numbers" by John Baez
2005 - "Foolproof: a sampling of mathematical folk humor" by Paul Renteln and Alan Dundes (Notices of the AMS)
2007.12.13 - "E.W. Hobson's 'Squaring the Circle'" by Charles Petzold
⩽2002 - "The Most Common errors in Undergraduate Mathematics" by Eric Schechter
2001.06 - "Parrondo paradox" by Alex Bogomolny
2001.04 - "Why are special functions special?" by Michael Berry (Physics Today)
1999.05 - "What is a closed-form number?" by Timothy Chow
1998 - "Measuring fractal dimension" by Eric R. Green
Row operation calculator (P. Bogacki)
Exploring complex functions using phase plots
The chromatic number of the plane - mathpuzzle.com
2007 - "Hackers and fighters" by Mark Tarver
complex analysis - a visual and interactive introduction by Juan Carlos Ponce Campuzano
"Explorations of A139250 (Omar Pol's toothpick sequence) and other toothpick-like sequences" by OEIS
Cantor's attic
Proofwiki
exampleproblems.com
"The home of mathematical knitting" by sarah-marie belcastro
\Pi-base-A community database of topological examples with automated deduction and powerful search.
"Mathematicians with street names in Paris named after them" by MacTutor History of Mathematics Archive
Mathematical symbols by introduction date
Random.org random integer generator
A planimeter on Google maps by ACME Laboratories
2024.12.16-"Never Forgive Them" by Edward Zitron
2024.09.26-"attacking unix systems via CUPS, part I" by Simone Margaritelli
2024.08.31-"a brief history of barbed wire fence telephone networks" by Lori Emerson
2024.08 - "The Pentium as a Navajo weaving" by Ken Schriff
2024.03.25 - "Radios, how do they work?" by lcamtuf
2024.02.16 - "Air Canada must honor refund policy invented by airline's chatbot" by Ashley Belanger (ars technica)
2024.02.09 - "Linux Running on an NES?" by DeCrAzYo (Youtube)
2024.01.31 - "Making a PDF that's larger than Germany" by alexwlchan
2024.01.17 - "Dumping the ROM of a GBA game by crashing it" by TheZZAZZGlitch (Youtube)
2023.12.13 - "Polish Hackers Repaired Trains the Manufacturer Artifically Bricked. Now The Train Company Is Threatening Them" by Jason Koebler (404 Media)
2023.12.08 - "Software Emulators vs FPGAs" by What's Ken Making (Youtube)
2023.12.08 - "Pluralistic: 'If buying isn't owning, piracy isn't stealing.'" by Cory Doctorow (Pluralistic)
2023.12.05 - "The block button is the ultimate source of dopamine. Use it." by Joan Westenberg
2023.09.09 - "VPNs, Verizon, and Instagram Reels: how students are getting around the TikTok ban" by Monica Chin (The Verge)
2023.09 - "PROJEKT: OVERFLOW RISC-V assembly board game" by punkx.org
2022.11.25 - "US Navy fined for acts of software piracy" by Nicholas Slayton (Task & Purpose)
2022.06.02 - "Installing a payphone in my house" by Bertrand Fand
2022.05.06 - "How I created the Perfect NES Sound Chip" by KYLXBN
2022.04.09 - "Harder Drive: Hard drives we didn't want or need" by suckerpinch
2022.02.07 - "SIM Hijacking" by Emmanuel Cristofaro
2022.01.01 - "Recovering 'lost' treasure-filled floppy discs with an oscilloscope" by (adafruit)
2021.04.20 - "They Hacked McDonald's Ice Cream Machines -- and Started a Cold War" by Andy Greenberg (Wired)
2020.01.22 - "Unauthorized Bread: Real rebellions involve jailbreaking IoT toasters" by Cory Doctorow
2020.01.09 - "What does ext4 look like?" by buredoranna
2018.04.12 - "The 128-Language Quine Relay" relayed by esoteric.codes
2017.12.04 - "Cray-1 Digital Archeology" by Chris Fenton
2017.04.23 - "Build a Lorenz Attractor" by Horowitz Group
2017.03.21 - "Why American Farmers Are Hacking Their Tractors With Ukrainian Firmware" by Jason Koebler (Vice)
2017 - "Computer latency: 1977-2017" by Dan Luu
2015.03.25 - "Former Tesla Intern Releases $60 Full Open Source Car Hacking Kit For The Masses" by Thomas Brewster (Forbes)
2014.11.27 - "The Samus Aran Amiibo NFC Figure Opens The Moscow Metro Gates" by MyNintendoNews
2014.11.07 - "Pulling JPEGs out of thin air" by lcamtuf
2013.02.20 - "Germans can’t see meteorite YouTube videos due to copyright dispute" by Cyrus Farivar (ars technica)
2013.02.18 - "Computers in chess... Good or Evil?" by Gregory Serper (chess.com)
2013.01.29 - "Anti-pirating music stolen" by Karl S. Kruszelnicki
2013.01.13 - "On the state of Windows on the desktop" by Branko
2013.01.07 - "Why Hackers Are So Much Funnier Than You Are" by Cade Metz (Wired)
2013.01.07 - "How I Hacked Facebook Employees Secure Files Transfer service (http://files.fb.com)" by Juno_okyo
2012.09.28 - "Blackmailers make $50 on Romney’s tax returns" by Jay Hathaway (daily dot)
2012.09.15 - "0x5f3759df" by Christian Plesner Hansen (Hummus and Magnets)
2012.09.05 - "4 unix commands I abuse every day" by Tom Limoncelli (Everything Sysadmin)
2012.08.29 - "NeoBytes :) Shout brand names at your TV to skip through ads" by Andy Weir (Neowin)
2012.08.23 - "Who inherits your iTunes library?" by Quentin Fottrell (MarketWatch)
2012 - "The /bin/true Command and Copyright" by John Chambers
2012 - "A Simple and Convenient Synthesis of Pseudoephedrine From N-Methylamphetamine" by O. Hai and I.B. Hakkenshit (Improbable Research)
2011.12.20 - "Dot-dash-diss: The gentleman hacker's 1903 lulz" by Paul Marks (New Scientist)
2011.09.27 - "Goatse as industrial sabotage" by Juan Conatz
2006.11.01 - "[Haskell-cafe] there's a monster in my Haskell!" by Andrew Pimlott
2003 - "Some AI Koans" by Eric S. Raymond
1995.02.26 - "Why the Web Won't Be Nirvana" by Cliff Stoll
1986 - "Unix Recovery Legend" by Mario Wolczko
1984 - "Reflections on Trusting Trust" by Ken Thompson
2024.08.30 - "Lawsuit asks for West Virginia State Capitol mural with likeness of Babydog to be removed" by Bob Schaper (WOWK)
2024.07.23-"Man dies after driving at high rate of speed into the wall of the West Virginia Penitentiary" by John Lynch and D.K. Wright (WTRF)
2024.05.16 - "Doug Skaff bitten by copperhead snakes while removing campaign signs" by Andrew Coalgrove and Tim Irr (WSAZ)
2023.11.28 - "An 'academic' transformation' takes on the math department" by Oliver Whang (New Yorker)
2023.01.25 - "Hiss story: The last snake-handling church in West Virginia – in pictures" (The Guardian)
2022.03.21 - "Coal to crypto: The gold rush bringing bitcoin miners to Kentucky" by Avi Asher-Schapiro (Reuters)
2019.07.30 - "Getting Over: The Disgraced W.Va. Gospel Music Promoter Who Found Redemption in Indie Wrestling" by Zack Harold (100 Days in Appalachia)
2019.03.02 - "How a 3 a.m. bar fight left a WV delegate blind" by Jake Zuckerman (Charleston Gazette-Mail)
2019.01.14 - "Huntington is no longer USA's largest inland port" (AP News)
2018.12.19 - "'Come out here and use the urinal': Assistant principal accused of bullying transgender teen" by Cleve R. Wootson, Jr. (Washington Post)
2018.11.16 - "20th Century America Is Never Returning" by John W. Miller (Buzzfeed)
2018.01.08 - "This Town Is So Toxic, They Want It Wiped off the Map" by Nathalie Baptiste
2017.06.05 - "Consolidation Offers Unique Solutions for W.Va. Counties" by Kirsten Reneau (The Exponent Telegram)
2017.04.03 - "A Glimpse Into the Snake Handling Churches of Appalachia" (Appalachain Magazine)
2017.04 - "Manchin in the Middle" by Michael Kruse and Burgess Everett (Politico)
2017.01.30 - "Understanding the 7 Distinct 'Nations' of Appalachia" (Appalachian Magazine)
2016.11.02 - "Coal country West Virginia feels forgotten by politics" by Zoe Thomas (BBC)
2016.10.03 - "In the Heart of Trump Country" by Larissa MacFarquhar (The New Yorker)
2016.05.09 - "No One is Writing the Real West Virginia" by Matthew Neill Null (lit hub)
2016.06.09 - "WV government shutdown threat plays with unknown fire" by Natalie Belville (The State Journal)
2016.04.15 - "As Fracking Chemicals Reach A Creek Companies Fight Against A Fracking Waste Ban" by Alejandro Davila Fragoso (Think Progress)
2016.03.21 - "The Violent Remaking of Appalachia" by Jedediah Britton-Purdy (The Atlantic)
2016.03.14 - "Facing backlash, Clinton says coal still has a future" by Adam Beam (AP)
2015.11.03 - "I Am Not Ashamed Of My Appalachian Accent" by Sydney Meade (odyssey)
2015.09.24 - "‘Sovereign citizen’ arrested after threats to take over WV Capitol" by David Gutman (Charleston Gazette-Mail)
2015.09.24 - "How A Little Lab In West Virginia Caught Volkswagen's Big Cheat" by Sonari Glinton (NPR)
2015.07.22 - "If You Pass the Elephant, You’ve Gone Too Far" by Nicole T. Walters (You Are Here)
2015.04.22 - "Graves of the Dead: The story of a mysterious mound, and what was inside" by Ken Otterbourg
2014.04.20 - "50 Years Into the War on Poverty, Hardship Hits Back" by Trip Gabriel (The New York Times)
2014.03.31 - "Chemical Valley, The coal industry, the politicians, and the big spill" by Evan Osnos (The New Yorker)
2013.10.18 - West Virginia: The Road to Statehood
2013.07.27 - "West Virginians, alienated by Washington, angrily reject their Democratic roots" by Karen Tumulty (Washington Post)
2013.05.11 - "Looking at Appalachia" by Justin Kaneps (Walk Your Camera)
2013.04.16 - "West Virginia's Iconic Pepperoni Roll Is Finally Getting Some Official Recognition" by Josh Dean (bon appetit)
2013.01.11 - "Can Hare Krishnas at Palace of Gold in W.Va. rebuild its tarnished community?" by Ellen McCarthy (Washington Post)
2012.05.08 - "Felon beats Obama in ten West Virginia counties" by Byron Tau (Politico)
2012.01.08 - "Dear West Virginia" by Jason Headley
2001.11.07 - "Racing for the Human Clone" by ABC News
2024.10.03 - "UK give soverignty of the Chagos Islands to Mauritius. The US base on Diego Garcia stays" by Pan Pylas (Associated Press)
2024.08.08 - "In world first, Russian chess player poisons rival's board with mercury" by Nate Anderson (Ars Technica)
2024.07.25 - "Why is there an ancient 'river to nowhere' in southern Ohio?" by TheGeoModels (Youtube)
2024.03.09 - "Circles and Slashes" by Ernie Smith (Tedium)
2023.12.25 - "An Upper-Class Southern British Accent, 1673-2023" by Simon Roper (Youtube)
2023.12.10 - "Russian TV Channel makes a huge gaffe by broadcasting appeal to spy for Britain" by Jerome Starkey (The Sun)
2023.12.09 - "Lost in space no more: missing tomato found in space station after eight months" by Richard Luscombe (The Guardian)
2023.11.29 - "India Accidentally Hired a DEA Agent to Kill Sikh American Activist, Federal Prosecutors Say" by Murtaza Hussain (The Intercept)
2023.10.20 - "Berlusconi's 'worthless' art proving a headache to heirs" by Ido Vock (BBC)
2023.08.29 - "The Massive Campaign to Air-Drop Tiny Rabies Vaccines to Raccoons" by Emily Mullin (Wired)
2023.03.28 - "Would you eat a lab-grown woolly mammoth meatball?" by Diego Mendoza (Semafor)
2021.12.12 - "What The Internet Did To Garfield" by Super Eyepatch Wolf
2021.09.10 - "Alaska lawmaker banned by airline says she can't reach capital to vote" by Tim Fitzsimons (NBC News)
2021.05.18 - "After Media Detour, AT&T Confronts Old Problems" by Edmund Lee and Lauren Hirsch
2020.09.05 - "At Least 4 Boats Sink During 'Trump Boat Parade' in Texas, Officials Say" by Bryan Pietsch and Aimee Ortiz (The New York Times)
2020.02.28 - "The spread of the coronavirus couldn’t have come at a worse time for Corona beer" (CNN)
2020.01.12 - "Work Is Work" by Coda Hale
2019.06.05 - "Indiana Company Sparks Outrage With Unscented 'Ohio' Candle" (AP)
2018.11.29 - "The Man Who Bowled A Perfect Game On 9/11" by Luke O'Neil (Huffington Post)
2018.12 - "American Exorcism" by Mike Mariani (The Atlantic)
2018.05 - "Letter to an Aspiring Intellectual" by Paul J. Griffiths
2017.05.17 - "Lost in the Digital Swamp, Link by Link" by Amanda Hess
2017.05.10 - "history of the entire world, i guess" by bill wurtz (Youtube)
2017.03.14 - "A court’s decision in a Maine labor dispute hinged on the absence of an Oxford comma" by Thu-Huong Ha (Quarz)
2017.02.16 - "Christie says Trump made him order the meatloaf at meal together" (AP)
2016.12.20 - "Psyop against the Islamic State" by Herbert A. Friedman (Psywarrior)
2016.10.26 - "The Weird Familiarity of 100-Year-Old Feminism Memes" by Adrienne LaFrance
2016.03.22 - "How to Design a Marijuana-License Lottery" by Roberta Kwok (The New Yorker)
2015.12.04 - "Bud Weisser arrested for trespassing at Budweiser Brewery" by (KTVI)
2015.11.02 - "In Religious Arbitration, Scripture Is the Rule of Law" by Michael Corkery and Jessica Silver-Greenberg (The New York Times)
2015.02.10 - "The creepy beauty of VCR errors" by Chris Priestman (Kill Screen)
2015.06.02 - "The Agency" by Adrian Chen (The New York Times Magazine)
2015.04.09 - "Summing up" by Greg Ross (Futility Closet)
2014.12.17 - "The Triumphant Rise of the Shitpic" by Brian Feldman (The Awl)
2014.11.26 - "Franksgiving: The time FDR moved Thanksgiving up a week—and set off a political firestorm" by Josh Zeitz (Politico)
2014.09.16 - "Nothing Succeeds Like Secession" by David Weigel (Slate)
2014.09.18 - "Grandmaster Clash: One of the most amazing feats in chess history just happened, and no one noticed" by Seth Stevenson (Slate)
2014.09.11 - "Man In Pokémon Gear Charges White House Lawn, Gets Shut Down" by Kirk Hamilton (Kotaku)
2014.07.28 - "Up and then Down: The lives of elevators" by Nick Paumgarten (The New Yorker)
2014.07.01 - "A Short History Of Typewriter Art" by John Brownlee (Fast Company)
2014.04.24 - "The Origins of Office Speak" by Emma Green (The Atlantic)
2014.02.12 - "World War One: 10 interpretations of who started WW1" (BBC)
2013.12.07 - "SpaghettiOs apologizes for Pearl Harbor tweet" by Candice Choi (AP)
2013.09.25 - "Pakistan Quake Creates New Island" by Nick Carbone (Time)
2013.09.16 - "Soviet Jokes for the DDCI" (declassified CIA document)
2013.08.21 - "Poll: Louisiana GOPers Unsure If Katrina Response Was Obama’s Fault" by Tom Kludt (TalkingPointsMemo)
2013.07.25 - "Print Dead At 1,803" by The Onion
2013.06.15 - "Patriots' Robert Kraft: Vladimir Putin stole my Super Bowl ring" by John Breech (CBS Sports)
2013.05.03 - "An Ode to Helium" by Gail Collins (The New York Times)
2013.04.19 - "Study: Majority Of Americans Not Informed Enough To Stereotype Chechens" by The Onion
2013.04.03 - "The Complete History Of False Threats From North Korea" by Rob Wile (BusinessInsider)
2013.03.26 - "Supreme Court On Gay Marriage: 'Sure, Who Cares'" by The Onion
2012.12.16 - "Utopian for beginners: An amateur linguist loses control of the language he invented" by Joshua Foer (New Yorker)
2012.12.11 - "The End of the University as We Know It" by Nathan Harden
2012.12.07 - "Is Secession Legal?" by Brion McClanahan (The American Conservative)
2012.11.07 - "Over the Decades, How States Have Shifted" by Mike Bostock, Shan Carter, and Amanda Cox (The New York Times)
2012.09.02 - "Vermin Supreme: The protester who would be president" by Ann O'Neill (CNN)
2012.07.16 - "Romney Comes Clean, Admits He Made $32 Trillion In 2006" by The Onion
2012.06.26 - "
Mind the Gap Between Rhetoric and Reality" by Roger Cavazos (Nautilus Institute)
2012 - "Trap streets" by James Bridle (Cabinet)
2011.11.24 - "A convenient untruth" by Steve Wheeler
2011.07.23 - "Intellectual property issues in chess games" by Alisa Melekhina and Neal Orkin (Journal of Intellectual Property Law & Practice)
2011.03.30 - "Ladies' Night: Is a legal chess game possible in which all the pawns promote and each player has nine queens?" by Greg Ross (Futility Closet)
2010.01.27 - "'What have I done?'" by Anthony Bergen (Dead Presidents)
2008.04.10 - "Sark ends 450 years of feudalism" by Avril Ormsby (Reuters)
2006.06.12 - "The Rules for Long S" by BabelStone Blog
2006 - "'Good' Flag, 'Bad' Flag" by Ted Kaye (North American Vexillological Association)
2005.11.01 - "The Word We Love to Hate: Literally" by Jesse Sheidlower (Slate)
2005.10.07 - "George Bush: 'God told me to end the tyranny in Iraq'" by Ewen MacAskill (The Guardian)
2005.07.26 - "Some Papers Pull, Edit 'Doonesbury' Strip After 'Turd Blossom' Reference" by David Twiddy (Associated Press)
2005.02.17 - "On the Effectiveness of Aluminium Foil Helmets: An Empirical Study" by Ali Rahimi, Ben Recht, Jason Taylor, and Noah Vawter
2004 - "Music as War Propaganda: Did Music Help Win The First World War?" by K.A. Wells
2003.04.07 - "If it ain't country it ain't music to pro-war ears" by D. Parvaz (seattlepi)
2002.04.19 - "Companies Profit on Workers' Deaths Through 'Dead Peasants' Insurance" by Ellen E. Schultz and Theo Francis (The Wall Street Journal)
1999.12.08 - "Archaeological Dig Uncovers Ancient Race Of Skeleton People" by The Onion
1994 - "What's in a Name? A Survey of Roman Onomastic Practice from c. 700 B.C. to A.D. 700" by Benet Salway (The Journal of Roman Studies)
1993 - "Excerpts from Expert Judgement on Markers to Deter Inadvertent Human Intrusion into the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant" by Sandia National Laboratories
1992.10 - "Assyria and Syria: Synonyms" by Richard N. Frye (Journal of Near Eastern Studies)
1991.02.15 - "Reagan Says Iraqi Policy, In Hindsight, May Have Been 'A Boner'" by Hilary Groutage (AP)
1988.12 - "Another family with the 'Habsburg jaw'" by E.M. Thompson and R.M. Winter (Journal of Medical Genetics)
1970.06 - "The Kentucky Derby is Decadent and Depraved" by Hunter S. Thompson (Scanlan's Monthly)
1955.03 - "The Anti-Colonial Policies of Franklin D. Roosevelt" by Foster Rhea Dulles and Gerald E. Ridinget (Political Science Quarterly)
1945.08.6-7 - "Transcript of Surreptitiously Taped Conversations among German Nuclear Physicists at Farm Hall (August 6-7, 1945)"
1944.02.11 - "My Life in the Claque" by Joseph Wechsberg (The New Yorker)
1922 - "The Chaos" by Gerard Nolst Trenité
1908 - "City Flags of Pennsylvania" by Barr Ferree