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Frank Gehry Is Teaching an Online Course in Architecture

Aspiring architects can now learn from the master without leaving home.

Here's How to De-Politicize Your Facebook Feed

A guide to getting back to a steady stream of cute cat memes.

Today's Google Doodle Honors Civil Rights Hero Fred Korematsu

The Japanese-American activist Fred Korematsu would have been 98 on January 30, 2019. His case against Japanese-American internment during World War II made it all the way to the Supreme Court.

Chrome's New Update Makes Your Web Surfing Faster and Safer

The browser will alert you when you try to give an unsecure webpage your credit card information.

This Website Makes Music Suggestions Based on Album Color

Predominant.ly brings the experience of browsing through a record store into the digital realm.

Using This Browser Setting Leaves You Vulnerable to Hackers

This scam finds a sneaky way to steal credit card info.

10 Playful Facts About Neopets

Neopets introduced many kids to economics, HTML, and the challenges of pet care.

This Phishing Scam Is Targeting Gmail Accounts by Posing as Your Contacts

Gmail users are reporting a phishing scam that comes masquerading as one of your contacts.

Genealogy Site FamilyTreeNow Knows Your Addresses and Family Members

Here's how you can opt out.

Interview From 1999 Shows David Bowie Predicting the Rise of the Internet

His interviewer wasn't convinced.

This Website Lets You Watch Every Single 'Stare' Scene from The Office

Breaking the fourth wall has never been so hilarious.

Every Underground Subway Station in New York City Now Has Free Wi-Fi

Let the surfing begin!

16 Fast Facts About Homestar Runner

Celebrate Free Country, USA and all its citizens with a quick rundown of Homestar trivia.

Inside the Booming Business of Adults Who Play With Toys on YouTube

Why do kids want to watch toys being unwrapped and played with by people other than themselves?

The Most Googled Ailments, By Region

San Jose apparently has a dandruff problem.

Some of the international names for the @ symbol are downright cute.

15 Names for the @ Symbol Around the World

In the United States, the @ symbol is called an “at.” But not everybody else uses that name—in fact, some of the international options are downright cute.