How Cillian Murphy’s Face Became the Internet’s Favorite Meme

How Cillian Murphy’s Face Became the Internet’s Favorite Meme

For more than half a decade, Cillian Murphy and his disappointed interview face have been a beloved paradox for the perpetually online. The Oppenheimer star’s tired blue eyes and plastered-on expression have long reflected the bone-deep exhaustion many smooth-brained netizens feel every day while enduring the slings and arrows of the real world. And yet, …

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‘Kho Gaye Hum Kahan’ is Bollywood’s first shot at capturing internet loneliness of GenZ

‘Kho Gaye Hum Kahan’ is Bollywood’s first shot at capturing internet loneliness of GenZ

But when characters from a minuscule section of society are meant to represent something universal, dissonance is assured. Both Akhtar and Kagti were seemingly aware of this, evident from the way Siddhant Chaturvedi’s character Immad Ali is depicted—terms are thrown around and ideas are introduced without giving a second thought to substantiate them. He’s the …

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Could increased internet availability create price war in CT towns?

Could increased internet availability create price war in CT towns?

Anyone moving into the Woodmont beach section of Milford might be surprised to learn they have more than two options for $60-a-month gigabit fiber internet service — double that number in fact, as advertised online by Optimum, Frontier, GoNetspeed and now Xfinity from Comcast, with varying promotions for signing up. Will any of them dip below …

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CT digital plan lays out gaps in internet access, computer literacy

CT digital plan lays out gaps in internet access, computer literacy

A draft of Connecticut’s digital equity plan outlines gaps in internet access and digital literacy based on income, race, and location, and proposes long-term, mostly government-funded fixes along with increased awareness of existing resources. The state defines digital equity as a condition “in which all individuals and communities have the information technology capacity needed for participation …

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Comcast And AT&T File to Block $14 Million in High-Speed Internet Funds

Comcast And AT&T File to Block  Million in High-Speed Internet Funds

Comcast and AT&T filed an objection to block $14 million in state money set to improve Oakland’s high-speed internet. The companies claim that broadband infrastructure already exists. However, city data and user experience suggest otherwise. Alameda County received $24.5 billion in “last mile” broadband connectivity funding, $14 million for Oakland. Comcast and AT&T said these …

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Sheffield Virgin Media customers lose TV and internet over Christmas

Sheffield Virgin Media customers lose TV and internet over Christmas

Virgin Media said most people had their services restored by Christmas Eve A number of Virgin Media customers in Sheffield spent Christmas without internet or TV services after an issue with damaged fibres, the supplier said. The “massive outage” affected those in S8, including Woodseats, Norton Lees and Meresbrook, from 21 December. Virgin Media said …

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The Internet Isn’t Dead – Outside the Beltway

The Internet Isn’t Dead – Outside the Beltway

The Internet Isn’t Dead It’s just resting. James Joyner · Wednesday, December 27, 2023 · 9 comments CC0 Public Domain image from PxHere WIRED senior writer Kate Knibbs argues, “The Internet Isn’t Dead. It’s Saturday Night Live.” The internet sucks now. Once a playground fueled by experimentation and freedom and connection, it’s a flimsy husk of …

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Nearly 75% of Appalachian Ohio doesn’t have access to minimum internet speeds

Nearly 75% of Appalachian Ohio doesn’t have access to minimum internet speeds

The following article was originally published in the Ohio Capital Journal and published on News5Cleveland.com under a content-sharing agreement. Most households in Ohio’s Appalachian counties don’t have reliable access to the internet. About 75% of people and about a third of households in Ohio’s 32 Appalachian counties don’t have access to the Federal Communications Commission’s …

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