• VelvetStorm@lemmy.world
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    2 months ago

    Umm annon that was not the wild web. The wild web was in the 90’s and early 00’s. That was truly the wild web.

  • Goun@lemmy.ml
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    2 months ago

    Anyone has one of those lists? Can we move these memes to peertube or something?

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    2 months ago

    We can make it anew! I feel like Activitypub and federation has given us the tools to revive the old internet, made by our own hands.

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      2 months ago

      I’m working on a decentralised sharing protocol, so that anyone can have their own website, I just have to find some people interested in testing it out 😊

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    I know that flash animation alone was a HUGE part of the old internet. At least there is an archive for some of them called “flashpoint”.

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    2 months ago

    It’s not the realization of the years that have passed that makes you old. It’s the belief that the things that you loved when you were younger are somehow better than what exists now that makes you old.

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        Enshittification of services is real, but the linked greentext complains about something cultural: that internet humor isn’t as funny as it was in 2011.

        Which I’d say is a matter of taste, and probably wrong. There are still new greentexts being written that make me laugh. Plenty of tweets/toots/other microblog posts still make me laugh out loud. There are video memes that are pretty funny, and that format wasn’t really feasible until Vine in 2012, and more recently has been made more accessible through simpler editing apps for splicing videos.

        For mainstream culture, there’s still great standup comedy out there, good TV comedies, podcasts, etc.

        Yes, I love the old stuff. But I like the new stuff, too.

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        It’s real, it’s just not exclusive to the internet. Anything capitalism touches becomes in enshittified eventually.

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    Yeah, if used to be people made a comfortable living and if they had the time, shit posted on YouTube. Now to have time to make YT content you have to try to make a profit from it.

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    2 months ago

    Most of my old playlists are missing a ton of videos that have been taken down over the years. Worst of all you can’t even look up what those videos were called to search them somewhere else.

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    2 months ago

    Influncer didn’t exist yet? I think young mind OP just didn’t understand that he was market to lol

  • Angry_Autist (he/him)@lemmy.world
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    Smartphones is what killed the internet, giving everyone easy access was a bad fucking idea.

    If you don’t know what Eternal September is, you are part of the problem.