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taco 'bout it
taco 'bout itSep 14, 2026
the group chat is a municipal service
somebody has to announce they have arrived, somebody has to react with a heart, and somebody has to send the screenshot.
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Internet CultureTech
taco 'bout it
taco 'bout itSep 5, 2026
if you call yourself a golden retriever, people may say sit
dating apps reward us for turning ourselves into instantly legible archetypes. unfortunately, metaphors are package deals.
dating appsgolden retriever boyfriend
taco 'bout it
taco 'bout itSep 3, 2026
youtube is quietly becoming the weirdest streaming service
youtube is no longer just a website with videos. according to my watch history, it’s a streaming service assembled from television, obsolete consoles, drag queens, wrestling autopsies, and whatever question I developed four minutes ago.
Internet Culturestreaming
taco 'bout it
taco 'bout itAug 27, 2026
industry plant or chaotic good: the geese marketing conundrum
the discourse around geese being an "industry plant" vs just engaging in chaotic good marketing is proof that our collective brains have been fried by algorithm paranoia...
Band PromotionGeese
Frankie Hernez
Frankie HernezAug 6, 2026
Does It Bring You Joy?
started dating again and realized it makes for GREAT CONTENT. essay #2 on the business of dating. free to read, always free. piracy is preservation, the only price you pay is *my* lateness.
criticisminternet culture
Ayushi
AyushiAug 4, 2026
Hot take: writing platforms have forgotten the writer.
internet cultureapplications
yuepisodes
yuepisodesAug 4, 2026
Hope has a PR problem.
internet culturemodern life
Plush Diagnosis
Plush DiagnosisAug 3, 2026
The Cyber Harvest 0.01: Kristen Stewart Thinks Hollywood Is Stuck in ‘Capitalist Hell’
A analysis of The New York Times podcast, The Interview, with actress and director Kristen Stewart. Hosted by David Marchese. This item is featured in the The Cyber Harvest 0.01 series I started in my take of personal curriculum and media gardens. Check out my site for more on this.
plush diagnosisthe new york times
Frankie Hernez
Frankie HernezJul 12, 2026
Sorry, Not Sorry
ESSAY 1 IS LIVE. late by a week, free forever, images liberated from the internet that ensnared them. an essay about why nobody's sorry anymore. piracy is preservation, so please share!!!
fashioncriticism
brennan.day
brennan.dayJun 2, 2026
The Internet Needs More Cross-Pollinators
So, my silly little fanfic project blew up like crazy and received some really negative feedback. And I think I understand why. Exploring the concept of boundary spanning and cross-pollination in online communities. Drawing on organizational theory and the work of Michael Tushman. We need people who move between different online subcultures to seed ideas and build bridges.
IndieWebcommunity
The Beebz Buzz
The Beebz BuzzApr 13, 2026
Enjoy Art
The most important thing about art is enjoying yourself doing it, no matter if its "good" or not.
internet cultureart psychology
Grandes Publicações da Diana
Grandes Publicações da DianaMar 25, 2026
Nossa Maravilhosa Macroesfera
O projeto da Roda dos Seis Reinos em silício e cobre.
social mediasocial engineering
The Narrative Merchant
The Narrative MerchantFeb 7, 2026
How Powerful Narratives Shape Our Reality Using Polarizing Triggers. Should You Fight Back?
Content was once king. Now distribution and audience rule. People with the biggest audience are now incentivized to distribute their narrative to anyone willing to buy it.
narrative controlnarrative / story driven
Tedium: The Dull Side of the Internet
Tedium: The Dull Side of the InternetMar 11, 2025
Shaking The Wasp’s Nest
Looking back at Gamergate, a flash point in internet history, and what it has to tell us about our current moment.
gamersgamergate
Tedium: The Dull Side of the Internet
Tedium: The Dull Side of the InternetJul 8, 2023
Let The Internet Be Grimy
Meta’s take on mimicking Twitter feels like it was built for brand safety first, and you don’t get fulfilling internet experiences when you build for brand safety first.
internetinternet culture
Tedium: The Dull Side of the Internet
Tedium: The Dull Side of the InternetApr 22, 2023
The Next Chapter
Online culture sure feels like it’s in a transition phase, doesn’t it? In an attempt to understand what we learned this week, let’s compare it to some prior internet-era shifts.
internet cultureinternet
The Beebz Buzz
The Beebz BuzzSep 1, 2021
[Outdated] Thoughts on the Art Commission Economy in Furry Spaces
Originally written in 2021 as an observation in commission trends in furry and anime communities.
furryfandom
Tedium: The Dull Side of the Internet
Tedium: The Dull Side of the InternetOct 13, 2020
No More Eternal Septembers
For decades, technical users looking down on the less knowledgeable have set the stage for a lot of bad online discourse. Can those users break the chain?
usenetinternet history
Tedium: The Dull Side of the Internet
Tedium: The Dull Side of the InternetFeb 22, 2020
Thanks, Craig
Hitting its 25th anniversary this month, Craigslist remains a reminder that a more democratic version of the internet can still thrive.
craigslistinternet history

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