I love coffee and drawing

In the 90s-2000s even the early 2010s to a degree, the internet was a place confined to the computer room. Or desk in the living room. You had to share it with your family, wait your turn on the computer, wait for the dail up and if someone had to make a phone call you had to get off the internet. You'd go into that dedicated room/desk area, sit down for maybe a few hours and play some flash games, check emails/MSN, check your friends MySpace/Facebook and log off and continue life in the real world.

It was fun not just because the internet was more customisable and lawless back then, but because it was a place you visited and got exited to see what had changed in a few days when you went back into the computer room and logged on again.

Now we live here, surrounded by the same shitty apps, all copying each other, slaves to the algorithm, limited customisation, and endless community guidelines. It's in your pocket on your phone, your bag on your laptop, your tablet, smart watch, etc.

This is fucking horrendous. Just such, such nasty and vile behaviour. Cannot believe that it has been allowed to get to this level without anybody stepping in.