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Jen Karner

Baltimore, Maryland

Writer at Freelance

Author of queer SFF & Horror Out now: Cinders of Yesterday Feral forest babe | All gremlin vibes | She/They Crow cosplaying as a human

Articles

  • 3 weeks ago | cnet.com | Jen Karner

    I was a teenager the first time I remember the cicadas engulfing Maryland. Big, noisy bugs with red eyes that were absolutely everywhere. They were in my grandparents pool, inside my best friend's truck, flying into windows and doors and invading everything with their incessant noise. The biggest problem with cicadas isn't their presence on the trees, it's the skull-throbbing noise they produce non-stop. Their constant buzz can be as loud as a chainsaw.

  • 3 weeks ago | cnet.com | Jen Karner

    Many people are readjusting their social media habits, and opting out of certain services entirely. Facebook has seen a significant exodus of users leaving the platform following the announcement in March that Meta was ending fact-checking on their platforms. While fact checking was replaced with community notes, allowing users to make corrections to potentially misleading information, this isn't the only change to Meta's moderation policies.

  • 3 weeks ago | cnet.com | Tyler Lacoma |Jen Karner |Megan Wollerton |Brittany Vincent

    With summer vacations, weekend getaways and daily deliveries in full swing, now's the perfect time to level up your home security, especially if you'll be away from home more often. According to a recent CNET survey, one in six US adults have experienced package theft, and with more people shopping online and traveling this season, those numbers could climb.

  • 4 weeks ago | cnet.com | Jen Karner

    I still remember the first year I saw a major cicada brood emerge. I was a teenager, helpless to the swarm descending on my neighborhood. Big, red-beaded-eye bugs everywhere I turned -- in my grandparents' pool, inside my best friend's truck -- flying into open windows and causing a racket everywhere. Because cicadas don't just look like hell. They're also loud. Deafening, even.

  • 1 month ago | cnet.com | Jen Karner

    2025 has seen a massive exodus of users leaving Facebook after the March announcement about the end of fact-checking. Community notes have replaced fact-checking, allowing users to add corrections or annotations to potentially misleading posts. This isn't the only change to moderation policies, and now there are plenty of users looking to delete the app entirely. However, many users have thousands of photos as well as other personal information they don't want to leave behind.

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