I miss 1995-2003 Internet when there was a great income and intelligence filter which meant only people rich and smart enough to buy a computer and know how to connect to TCP/IP could access it.
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Back then it was only computers online too, desktop PC's. Not a shabbos goy bot or paid shill running a proxy via a (((smart))) fridge.
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Smartphones and social media are what ruined the internet. Normies, due to the way they think (or rather, dont) instantly turned it into another consumerist hivemind the moment jews let them flood it.
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Obamaphones and their consequences are a disaster for the human race.
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I know someone around here already uses it unironically
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Yes, in the beginning only smart people were on internet. But there were already fucking hackers with viruses like Rickrolling Virus.
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Rickrolling did not appear until 2006: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rickrolling
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I remember Rickrolling way before.
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According to wikipedia, you may have misremembered.
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Go outside and flip some switches on your houses breaker box. Go back inside and discover what you have lost.
Feels good, man.
Feels good, man.
80's to early 90's were the golden age of computers. 90's to early 2000's were the golden age of Internet. Smartphones started the retarded era.
I firmly believe that Smartphones and Social media were the catylist for clown world. Before, the jews were forced to rely on (((newspaper and cable television))) to propagandize the masses, and Gen X and millenials were slowly waking up to how utterly fake and gay those things were. Social media allows the jew to manufacture the consensus in real time by essentially isolating every single normie in a personalized echo chamber and slowly warping his perception of reality with incessant propaganda, and Smart phones ensure that the normie has no escape from the charade.
Also when they renamed Generation Y to Millenials because we were becoming "Generation Why?", can't have too many questions about society and history.
At the same time, when everything was controlled by TV and radio, the hold on mainstream consensus was way more solid. Your average normie in the 90s/early 2000s wouldn’t even conceive of the JQ, or say revisionist WWII history, UFOs, a centralized cabal of people who run the world. You were given way crazier looks back then compared to now, and that’s basically because of the internet. It was so much harder to break through the mainstream narrative back then.
the societal pressures of our modern age are fierce. there is no going back. find a way to thrive and keep a positive attitude. we are living through a genetic filtering event.
If I knew how muxh I would miss the 90s I would have kept a diary. I wish I could read it now and remember all the fun times.
I remember the day sc1 came out, when Blizzard made good games.
I remember the day sc1 came out, when Blizzard made good games.
I miss pre 09/11. That’s when everything went to complete shit at a rapid and easily noticeable rate. Yeah, shit was shit before that, but not at the levels we see today. We’ve had some major shifts in a very short period of time.
For example, anyone who was an adult before 09/11 knows how much better shit was before it in general. Then we had another significant shift in QOL after Obama was elected, and the latest one happened in 2016 when trump was elected, and the kikes, and their bioweapons went full retard. We don’t even have ten year gaps in between major shifts anymore, and I honestly think that’s a good thing.
I’m just glad I can clearly remember most of the 80s, and all of the 90s as references. I feel many people today will look back at the 80s, and 90s like our grandparents and parents look back at the 50s, and 60s which is insane when you think about it.
For example, anyone who was an adult before 09/11 knows how much better shit was before it in general. Then we had another significant shift in QOL after Obama was elected, and the latest one happened in 2016 when trump was elected, and the kikes, and their bioweapons went full retard. We don’t even have ten year gaps in between major shifts anymore, and I honestly think that’s a good thing.
I’m just glad I can clearly remember most of the 80s, and all of the 90s as references. I feel many people today will look back at the 80s, and 90s like our grandparents and parents look back at the 50s, and 60s which is insane when you think about it.
There’s a historic line drawn for “pre-internet” and “post-internet” life, on par with and probably exceeding something like the automobile, television, the telephone, radio. The next generations are going to look back at people who remember life before the internet like “oh how quaint, I wonder what life would have been like back then.”
No, I miss the days before smartphones. Any retard can get online now. You used to have to have the intelligence and money to use a PC at least.
I never used the internet or cellphones when they first came out. I would go back before TV and smartphones. I don't know what people did, read books maybe.
Unfortunately, I don’t know anything about life before internet. But *thankfully* my parents have brains and encouraged me to play outside and do sports and pick up lots of hobbies.
Uncle Ted was right. I miss him so much.
Uncle Ted was right. I miss him so much.
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