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Noelle: Reclaim the Network

Do Not Research • 0 implied HN points • 20 Apr 21
🎭️ Culture Internet culture Counterculture Social media
  1. The Internet culture is shifting towards a gamified and algorithm-driven state, where e-deologies are emerging as new forms of radicalism and expression among the younger generation.
  2. There is a transition from the depressive anhedonia described by Mark Fisher to a more anxious and delirious cultural state, marked by a multitude of splintering e-deologies in response to capitalism's contradictions.
  3. The concept of networks and connections in the digital age is explored through mythological figures, emphasizing the importance of becoming unknowable to effectively combat capitalist realism and envision alternative futures.

Breadtube Glossary

Do Not Research • 0 implied HN points • 18 Mar 21
🎭️ Culture Internet culture Media Analysis Influencers Political Commentary
  1. Breadtube emerged after the 2016 election and features video essays as a quick way to share key political ideas.
  2. There are various video essay types within Breadtube, including slideshows, theatrical videos, and streamed lectures.
  3. Breadtube personalities encompass characteristics like Theater Kid Energy, Cross-platform Influencers, and the process of Deradicalising.

Ba'o tie^'p tu.c chuo^'i

Thái | Hacker | Kỹ sư tin tặc • 0 implied HN points • 17 Jan 08
🕹 Technology Web Development Tech startups Digital Media Innovation Internet culture
  1. In the early days, some successful projects started with gathering discarded technology and repairing it to make something functional. This resourcefulness can lead to big ideas and accomplishments.
  2. Persistence is key when pursuing ambitious projects. Rejections are part of the journey, and finding the right support can be a game-changer.
  3. Media outlets, especially when covering complex topics, should listen to and include input from experts. Maintaining high standards and credibility is crucial in journalism.

The Age of Breach: Gamestop, Wokeism and The Capitol

The Bigger Picture • 0 implied HN points • 29 Jan 21
📰 News Internet culture Politics Social movements
  1. The Gamestop story reflects a movement born on the internet with impactful waves.
  2. Observing various elements at play including Gamestop, Wokeism, and Capitol events brings forth insights about our current age of breach.
  3. The collision of different forces and narratives in current events like these show a significant shift and change happening.

Vintage Memes

Outlandish Claims • 0 implied HN points • 12 May 24
🎭️ Culture Internet culture History Humor
  1. Jefferson preferred traveling alone without bodyguards or assistants, allowing strangers to criticize him to his face without recognizing him, spawning the 'My name is Haines' meme.
  2. The 'Here's your mule!' meme originated from the South during the Civil War and later became associated with jerky behavior, linked to stealing mules and creating chaos during land grabs.
  3. Ancient Sumerians possibly created the first jokes, including riddles and humorous observations, showcasing early humor and wit in written form.
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