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I Can Has Cheezburger and the Rise of LOLspeak
How I Can Has Cheezburger helped spread LOLspeak: cat-caption grammar, community language play, LOLCODE and the contrast with DoggoLingo.
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Internet CultureBot Traffic Does Not Prove the Dead Internet Theory
A closer look at bot traffic statistics: what HUMAN Security measured, why requests are not people, and where…
Internet CultureThe Designer Behind Infinite Scroll Regrets It. We Are Still Scrolling.
Aza Raskin has questioned the design he helped popularize. Why stopping cues matter, and why endless scrolling is…
Internet CultureUSB Dead Drops: The Art Project That Put File Sharing in City Walls
The history of Aram Bartholl's USB Dead Drops, their place in digital art, and why an unknown drive…
Internet CultureSomeone Stole 400,000 KitKat Bars and the Internet Turned It Into the Best Meme of 2026
Someone Stole 400,000 KitKat Bars and the Internet Lost Its Mind Here is a sentence you probably did…
Internet CultureFibermaxxing: When TikTok Turns Lentils Into a Competitive Sport
Fibermaxxing gives vegetables an internet makeover. The trend is funny; claims about improved health need more than a…
Internet CultureThe Tech Pranks That Fooled the Whole Internet (and a Few That Accidentally Became Real)
From Google’s MentalPlex to a real Gmail launch and TF2’s Jarate, tech’s April Fools traditions blur the line…
Internet CultureSomeone Built a Playable DOOM Inside CSS. Every Wall Is a Div.
Niels Leenheer’s cssDOOM renders its world with CSS while JavaScript runs the game logic. An experimental shooter made…
Internet CultureWhat Is Boy Kibble? The Beef-and-Rice Meme and the Limits of a One-Bowl Diet
The beef-and-rice meme is a meal-prep idea, not a complete diet. A closer look at the branding, practical…
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