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You CAN swim in the Delaware River. Some people do. It is not a good idea. The water -- okay, you ever been by the river as it passes from Trenton to Philly and down to the bay? With all the refineries and factories along the banks? I don't care HOW hot it gets, it's nasty in there. Way up in Bucks County and beyond, it's fine and people go tubing in it. Once the cities take over in Trenton, it's a brew of chemicals and worse. I'd open a fire hydrant instead. This article examines the various major rivers that run through the Philly area -- the Schuylkill River, Wissahickon Creek, Cooper River -- and finds them all a little gross, but people do boat on them and row on them and even take a dip. Water is alluring, even brackish, chemical-and-feces-filled water. (Philadelphia Inquirer)

The end has come for the world's oldest webcam, the San Francisco Fog Cam, ending after 25 years. The view's no longer that great, the point has been lost, it's over. Do you even check out webcams anymore, or is that a 2000s thing? (SFGate.com)

This article demonstrates that all hackers need from you to get a ton of personal or even financial information about you is your cell phone number. The advice is not to give it out, period, and maybe even get a burner number or separate number to give out that's not linked to your information, sort of like a junk email account. Are you concerned enough to keep your number secret? (New York Times)