Old Internet

http://tehurn.com/



http://tehurn.com/tuturu

An analysis of how cellphones have turned the internet into something where everyone could participate into something where people are expected to consume

Shout out to one of the pioneers: QuantumLink, for 8-bit dialup on 16-colour Commodore 64.

A classic from my childhood.

Quote from: rachel on December 07, 2022, 12:13:21 am

A classic from my childhood.

same, I remember telling my cousin and Anomaly about it when I was like 11 or 12

My cousin was a couple years older than me and was like "wow this video is really stupid" "how long is this???"

I had no idea it was actually 30 minutes long until seeing it on youtube wtf

https://zombo.com/

"I don't want to press Purchase Quick, I want to press GET N GEAR!"

Ya know, this dude kinda has a point.

This Wasn't Inevitable -- a zine issue
https://yesterweb.org/zine/issue-05/01/

This Wasn't Inevitable -- a zine issue
https://yesterweb.org/zine/issue-05/01/

Wow commerce and businesses were actually BANNED from using the internet up until 1991? That's fascinating

I'm sad.



What makes a game stay alive like how chess stays alive?
Not even video games are capable of that.

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