My age places me in “Unc” territory, which means I remember a time when the internet wasn’t as widely used as it is today.
My first home computer was nothing more than a machine that let me play Kid Pix and 3D Pinball for Windows – Space Cadet all day. Once those neon colored Mac desktop computers landed in my elementary school classroom, I learned how to type and snuck in some sessions of playing MDK. It wasn’t until my teenage years that I was finally exposed to the wide and wonderful world of the internet—I spent countless hours looking up fake images of Dragon Ball AF characters I swore were real and spoilers for wrestling shows that hadn’t aired yet.
