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You should be starting a recipe book. I don't give a shit if you're only 20-years-old. The modern web is rotting away bit by bit before our very eyes. You have no idea when that indie mom blog is going down or when Pinterest will remove that recipe. Copy it down in a notebook, physically or digitally. Save it somewhere only you can remove it. Trust me, looking for a recipe only to find out it's been wiped off the internet is so fucking sad. I've learned my lesson one too many times.
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This is the story of how Google Search died, and the people responsible for killing it. The story begins on February 5th 2019, when Ben Gom
how the actual fuck do these incompetent assholes always end up ruining one thing and then immediately get hired to ruin something else??
I hate that more and more websites are pulling that "sign in to view content" nonsense. Like do they really think that will net them meaningful growth? At best someone makes a burner account and only uses it to view content when the need arrives but otherwise it sits collecting dust, at worst someone just entirely avoids the site, I really don't get the idea here, I guess it looks good on a quarterly earnings call like "ohh look we had 10000+ new accounts made this quarter look at how successful we are" and then they just don't mention that those accounts are nothing but shells
Honestly? Maybe it’s a good thing that Vine died.
It presumably would’ve updated once short-format video content popped off, so it would’ve had very real potential to be what TikTok is, today, but bigger.
However. Lest we forget that Vine was owned by Twitter. And Twitter is no longer owned by someone who can be trusted with the power of influence.
Vine could’ve very easily morphed into a regressive hellscape by now if it hadn’t died gracefully back when it did.
So maybe her death was a blessing in disguise.
I feel that why I hate the modern web that we live in. Algorithm, AI, bots, news, drama, corps. Yeah I written a whole a story on it. These days, I just relied on forums and imageboards cuz they're more authentic than pretty much any "social media" platforms I use. For instance, I have to use an extension that enables blocking certain elements on YouTube so I don't have to deal with AI slop. I also been working on a spreadsheet listing down all the YouTube channels I been subscribed (there's like a thousand) and just tried to trim it down to hopefully a hundred. I kinda hate Bluesky for it's character limit which I know it's a core piece of it. That's why I like Tumblr more than Bluesky. And I have no interest in utilizing Instagram and TikTok. That should be obvious. And that's all I could say from my personal experiences. See you later scrollists.
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I realized while opening an unfamiliar website the other day that I had basically been accustomed to think that any big thing that pops up and covers most of the screen must obviously be worthless, and I immediately just try to close it and get back to the main content without even really absorbing whatever it says.
which is the exact polar opposite of the intention of the design. “big thing that pops up and covers everything” should probably be where you put important stuff, no? but we’ve abused that power to the point where now I associate it with frivolity
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