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The Summer of enshittification continues apace.

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I can’t say I knew anything about how they operated to begin with. How did they pay their bills?

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I am going to not be able to find obscure gifs i remember from the 2000’s 😩

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So what you’re saying is nothing important is being lost.

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I mean, if you don’t convey emotions to friend via gifs I don’t know what to tell ya!

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it’s our generation’s Darmok and Jalad at Tanagra!

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Wow the internet really took a nosedive the last few months.

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Tech bubble is over.

Let’s hope the old web returns.

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I don’t believe that

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You know, come to think of it, the internet has been oddly stable for the past decade. Prior to modern social media, sites used to come and go all the time. I had to switch forums twice because the ones I was using shut down. Same for my image hosting sites and flash game sites. We were honestly due for a major shake up.

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I like to think of it as a reset to early 2000s internet, which was basically the golden age.

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Yeah, it seems like people made the internet something valuable, a bunch of commercial businesses turned up to take the reins so they could harvest hat value for wealth for investors, it’s reached a point where that juice is no longer worth the squeeze for them and we’ll go back to a phase where the progress and generation of value will revert back to regular people again for a while. Likely that balance will then tip back towards profitability again and the cycle will start anew.

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@Piers @z500 I remember in the early days of commercialization of the interwebs, the capitalists just could *not* wrap their heads around the idea of *sharing*. Legalities aside, putting music or art or whatever that you had spent money and time on, and then just… putting it out there for anyone was so foreign to them.

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I hope you’re right. Everything was a lot more wild. You’d discover a blog through some link and feel like an adventurer explorer a blank part of the map. It was much more fun.

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Where is DataHoarders representation here on Lemmy?? Anyone know?

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