Giulia Trincardi
Editor / Transcreator
giulia.trincardi@vice.comSono Editor di Motherboard, sezione di VICE dedicata a scienza e tecnologia. Mi occupo soprattutto di cambiamento climatico, sostenibilità e fantascienza. Passo molto tempo a guardare mappe satellitari.
Inside Italy's Video Game Piracy Empire
From the mid-80s until the year 2000, the country was the global hotspot for a black market like no other.
I Have a Paralysing Fear of Falling Asleep
This disorder—called somniphobia—makes me feel a rush of adrenaline at the exact same moment I lose consciousness.
I Love My Partner, But I Wish We Didn’t Live Together
"When we're apart for work or family reasons, I often feel relieved. Is that weird?"
I Played the World’s First Jesus Christ Simulator and I Have Questions
The video game retraces the life of Jesus: the fasting, the miracles... and the giant balls of energy thrown by Satan.
The Italian Town That Built Its Own Sun
Surrounded by mountains and left in the dark for three months a year, a town in northern Italy has found a creative solution to its sunlight problem.
TikTok Is Watching You – Even If You Don't Have an Account
I submitted a request under the GDPR, and was shocked to see what data the platform had been recording.
Instagram Showed Me My Own Bedroom in Ads
Advertisers bank on personalising ads, but this was too much.
The Strange Emptiness of Watching My Home Town Sink
Venetians had their best summer in decades. But temporary relief only masks a deeper existential crisis.
How Much I Make as an 'E-Girl for Hire'
In this economy, some gamer girls are offering to play video games online with lonely strangers for cash.
How the Screenshot Became One of the Internet’s Most Powerful Tools
The surprising origins of a gesture we take for granted everyday.
The Real Reason Animals Are 'Taking the Cities Back'
An expert explains why those feel-good viral videos are actually bad news.