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Welcome To The Outrage Machine, 'Unquestionable Greed' — The Startup CEO Who Stole $765k From His Friends, Broken Men And Their Broken System, Here's How Much Water California Needs To Save This Year, Why We Need The Veto, When A Brand's April Fools' Day Prank Is Just A Lie

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Thursday, April 2, 2015



GOOD LUCK GETTING OUT
Welcome To The Outrage Machine
digg.com
On this week's Reply All — how quickly, easily, and thoroughly the Internet can ruin someone.



TAKE THE MONEY AND RUN
'Unquestionable Greed' — The Startup CEO Who Stole $765k From His Friends
arstechnica.com
Jon Mills had moved to California five years ago with a dream to hit it big in Silicon Valley. The company he founded, Motionloft, uses small sensors to perform analytics on in-store foot traffic. Everything worked. The company continues to succeed, and celebrity venture capitalist Mark Cuban remains its sole investor. But that success wasn't enough.



PERSONNEL FOUL
Broken Men And Their Broken System
medium.com
The NFL is doing a great disservice to its ex-players. What's worse, the situation is an avoidable one.



NO MORE BATHS, CALIFORNIA
Here's How Much Water California Needs To Save This Year
wired.com
To put it one way, roughly the same volume as 1,766 Empire State Buildings.



VETO POWER POWER
Why We Need The Veto
politico.com
How else will we know what our politicians really think?



CHUTE THE SHIT
When A Brand's April Fools' Day Prank Is Just A Lie
dailydot.com
This year marketing company Boogie tried their hand at a "prank" that wasn't very funny. The agency created a landing page and a brand design for an application called Chute that supposedly protects your phone from shattering when dropped on the ground.

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A pigeon dips its head in a water fountain as they take a bath in suburban Quezon city, east of Manila, Philippines on Wednesday, April 1, 2015. Credit: AP Photo/Aaron Favila