Drew Costley·Jan 28, 2021Member-onlyMy Internet Happy Place: The WWE Network, Which Is Going Away, KindaI just wanna talk and think about ’rasslin — These days, whenever someone asks me for TV binging recommendations, my answer is met with confusion, surprise, amusement, and intrigue. I sheepishly admit that I’ve been watching old professional wrestling shows on the WWE Network. …Internet Happy Places3 min readInternet Happy Places3 min read
Brian Merchant·Jan 1, 2021Member-onlyMy Internet Happy Place: Gather, an Antidote to the Sterile Professionality of ZoomAt the end of a year in which we could not explore much IRL, team OneZero is sharing our favorite places we found online. I am old enough to remember March, when we relished those first Zoom calls with our far-flung friends and family members, many of whom we had…Internet Happy Places2 min readInternet Happy Places2 min read
Damon Beres·Dec 31, 2020Member-onlyMy Internet Happy Place: Scryfall, a Clean, Multifunctional Database of Every ‘Magic’ CardAt the end of a year in which we could not explore much IRL, team OneZero is sharing our favorite places we found online.Internet Happy Places2 min readInternet Happy Places2 min read
Peter Slattery·Dec 30, 2020Member-onlyMy Internet Happy Place: Nontoxic Lobbies on Krunker.ioAt the end of a year in which we could not explore much IRL, team OneZero is sharing our favorite places we found online. Near the beginning of quarantine, a buddy and I were trying to find simple, mindless online games that we could easily play while cooped up in…Internet Happy Places1 min readInternet Happy Places1 min read
Megan Morrone·Dec 29, 2020Member-onlyMy Internet Happy Place: May I Recommend DogsAt the end of a year in which we could not explore much IRL, team OneZero is sharing our favorite places we found online. It is generally frowned upon for a wife and a mother of three human children to say that, most days, her favorite thing in the world…Internet Happy Places2 min readInternet Happy Places2 min read
Yasmin Tayag·Dec 28, 2020Member-onlyMy Internet Happy Place: D&D Resource 5e.Tools, a Gateway Into a World of Fantastical OptionsAt the end of a year in which we could not explore much IRL, team OneZero is sharing our favorite places we found online. Most days, after being held captive by a tiny screen for 12 hours, I avoid the internet like it’s a loud talker who refuses to wear…Internet Happy Places2 min readInternet Happy Places2 min read
Sarah Kessler·Dec 24, 2020Member-onlyMy Internet Happy Place: TikTok, a Haven for WeirdAt the end of a year in which we could not explore much IRL, team OneZero is sharing our favorite places we found online. The first thing I love about TikTok is that nobody I know is on TikTok. Because while it is fine and even addicting to watch old…Internet Happy Places2 min readInternet Happy Places2 min read
Sarah Emerson·Dec 23, 2020Member-onlyMy Internet Happy Place: r/WhatIsThisThing, a Subreddit With Blissfully Lowbrow AppealAt the end of a year in which we could not explore much IRL, team OneZero is sharing our favorite places we found online. A Redditor posts an image of what appear to be grains of rice, small and yellowing and strewn across a plain white bedspread. “These things keep…Internet Happy Places2 min readInternet Happy Places2 min read
Dave Gershgorn·Dec 22, 2020Member-onlyMy Internet Happy Place: Thingiverse, a 3D-Printing Community With Actionable InspirationAt the end of a year in which we could not explore much IRL, team OneZero is sharing our favorite places we found online. I recently got into 3D printing, and there’s an incredible website called Thingiverse, where people post their 3D models and designs for free so others can…Internet Happy Places1 min readInternet Happy Places1 min read
Will Oremus·Dec 21, 2020Member-onlyMy Internet Happy Place: The Deep Sea, a Downward-Scrolling Journey Beneath the WavesAt the end of a year in which we could not explore much IRL, team OneZero is sharing our favorite places we found online. Remember when websites were fun? When interactive visualizations felt fresh and experimental? Self-described “creative coder” Neal Agarwal’s The Deep Sea is a throwback to a simpler…Internet Happy Places1 min readInternet Happy Places1 min read
