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The Daily Dot's newsletter is moving to Substack

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By Whitney Jefferson Verified
| The Daily Dot Verified
We have an important update for our newsletter readers: The Daily Dot is moving to Substack. You’ll still receive your daily digest of internet culture news, and we’ll continue publishing stories on the main Daily Dot website. The only change is that the email format will look a little different—but the content will remain the same: the internet stories and links you know and love. One major advantage of this move is that Substack lets us connect with you directly.
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"Back in my day they used to make 22-episode seasons": Has the enthusiasm for "Stranger Things" died of old age?

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By Whitney Jefferson Verified
| The Daily Dot Verified
It’s been 9 years since Stranger Things first came into our lives. The release of a teaser for the final season of Stranger Things inspired jokes about how long the series has run vs. its episode count. The Netflix show will end at nine and a half years past its starting point, racking up just 42 episodes. Jokes about how long we’ve had to wait for a final resolution to the tale are reaching meme status. Stranger Things premiered on Netflix on July 15, 2016, just over nine years ago.
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"End of an era": Microsoft is killing off the legendary "blue screen of death"

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By Whitney Jefferson Verified
| The Daily Dot Verified
The times, they are a-changing—at least over at Microsoft, that is. The universally shared Windows user experience of the “blue screen of death” will soon be a thing of the past. For the uninitiated, the “screen of death” refers to the blue screen that takes over the entire Windows UI when an error so terrible occurs that you’re forced to restart completely. For many Microsoft users, seeing the flash of this blue image immediately brings up feelings of frustration, lost work, and emotional pain.
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