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In 1986, two brothers in Lahore wrote a few lines of code to punish software pirates. They had no idea they were about to unleash the first global PC virus, spawn a multi-billion-dollar cybersecurity industry, and change our relationship with technology forever. This is the story of Brain.
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In January 2012, a cryptic image appeared on 4chan with a simple challenge: find the hidden message. What followed was a global scavenger hunt spanning five continents, requ…
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On 29 October 1969, a programmer at UCLA attempted to send the first message across a computer network to a machine at Stanford Research Institute, 350 miles away. He intended t…
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The internet has given us some of the strangest mysteries, most fascinating communities, and wildest stories in human history. Weblore dives deep into the digi…
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Q-W-E-R-T-Y. Six letters that make no sense, yet they've defined how 2 billion people interact with machines for over 150 years. In this episode, I trace how a handful o…
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Before Facebook, before MySpace became a punchline, there was Friendster—the site that invented social networking as we know it. In 2003, it was the hottest thing on…
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