It’s the end of the internet as we know it—and I feel fine

Maybe this was the last year of the usable web. If so, blame corporate greed. The internet feels like it’s falling apart. Not literally. Structurally, it’s sound. There are plenty of fiber optic cables lining ocean floors, cell towers looming above cityscapes, and server-filled data centers. But the …

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It’s the end of the internet as we know it—and I feel fine

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