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As much as the Internet has become a fixture in our lives, we seem to just be waking up to its darkest capabilities. The Web isn’t just a tool that makes the world interconnected and flat; it’s also ...

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Getting an email in the mid-’90s was kind of an event—somewhere between hearing an unexpected knock at the door and walking into your own surprise party. The white-hot novelty of electronic mail is ...

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There are a number of possibilities for why the internet seems distinctly Philadelphian. Dan McQuade, a lifelong chronicler of Philadelphia and a visual editor at Defector, theorized that Philadelphia ...

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As much as the Internet has become a fixture in our lives, we seem to just be waking up to its darkest capabilities. The Web isn't just a tool that makes the world interconnected and flat; it's also ...