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Boy Rooms and Location Sharing

Welcome back to the Sunday Scroll, a roundup of articles, links, and other thoughts from being on the internet this week! ICYMI, here’s what Embedded published this week:

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When Andrew Scott voices your erotic story

Embedded is your essential guide to what’s good on the internet, written by Kate Lindsay and edited by Nick Catucci. I’m more of an Andrew Scott reading poetry girl, myself. — KateAndrew Scott come on My Internet next:

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The “green dot monitors” plaguing remote work

Embedded is your essential guide to what’s good on the internet, written by Kate Lindsay and edited by Nick Catucci. I am my own boss (and she’s a piece of work). —KateThe best way to keep your green dot active? Reading Embedded. My first job after college was as an intern for a literary agent, and I worked with her and the family’s yellow lab on the top floor of her house in Boston. My next job was in a small WeWork room, shared with the four other New York employees of a women’s media website that was based in California. There was no pretense at these roles, no corporate jargon being tossed around, because it’s hard to seriously ask someone if they “could circle back on the deliverables” when a lab just farted.

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Power Users and Bus Hammocks

Welcome back to the Sunday Scroll, a roundup of articles, links, and other thoughts from being on the internet this week! ICYMI, here’s what Embedded published this week:

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My Internet: Jake Woolf

Embedded is your essential guide to what’s good on the internet, written by Kate Lindsay and edited by Nick Catucci. Most weeks, we quiz a “very online” person for their essential guide to what’s good on the internet. Today we welcome Jake Woolf, who covers men’s fashion in his

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How a comedian started a TikTok movement for Gaza

Embedded is your essential guide to what’s good on the internet, written by Kate Lindsay and edited by Nick Catucci. You can get involved with Operation Olive Branch here. —Kate

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The celebrity blockout has already burned out

Embedded is your essential guide to what’s good on the internet, written by Kate Lindsay and edited by Nick Catucci. On the flip side, here’s a good TikTok social justice movement to follow! —KateFor more cranky takes: On Monday, celebrities gathered at the Metropolitan Museum of Art to wear couture, get photographed, and raise around $26 million for the museum’s Costume Institute. That night in Rafah, 100,000 people were

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Hypochondria and Brain Worms

Welcome back to the Sunday Scroll, a roundup of articles, links, and other thoughts from being on the internet this week! ICYMI, here’s what Embedded published this week:

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Nobody knows how to post about Mother’s Day

Embedded is your essential guide to what’s good on the internet, written by Kate Lindsay and edited by Nick Catucci. The podcast Minion Death Cult did its own take on “the war on Mother’s Day emails.” Listen here! —KateThe first Sunday Scroll (for paid subscribers

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Keep your algorithm to yourself

Embedded is your essential guide to what’s good on the internet, written by Kate Lindsay and edited by Nick Catucci. You know who you are. —KateSubscribe to cleanse your algorithm: The secret to enjoying life online boils down to one simple piece of advice: Protect your peace. Mute words, block bad posters, unfollow the person you only met briefly years ago on a work trip. It’s an algorithmic world, and anything you let into your orbit is what Instagram, TikTok, and Twitter will use to inform what they funnel into your feeds. But these days, the biggest threat to my algorithm is not the person I hate-follow or the weird rabbit hole I once went down. It’s my friends.

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