- Plain HTML. Now even craigslist has succumbed to "web 2.0" pressure. Web 1.0 really wasn't so bad. - Drop shadows - TV stations. You used to be able to g

- Plain HTML. Now even craigslist has succumbed to "web 2.0" pressure. Web 1.0 really wasn't so bad. - Drop shadows - TV stations. You used to be able to go to a friend's house and know how to operate the TV without needing a tutorial. - Microwave Knobs. Whoever decided that pressing "Time Cook -> 1 -> 0 -> 0 -> Start", and waiting about 55 seconds and then opening the door, and then still forcing me to press "Reset", instead of just supplying an old-fashioned timer knob (accurate to within ~5 sec), and selling that to literally billions of people, kudos to you. I want knobs back. - "Lack thereof". You used to be able to travel to developing nations and get away from all this junk. "No longer can you do this", which, eh, pouty-face, but "never again will this be possible", which really is kind of jolting to me. (And yes I, even in my years, do understand it creates a greater good (health) but does it? (souls)) - "finger". Just because, "haha"