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They grew up. And the internet of books became the internet of videos. They're out there writing technical manuals, exising in middle age and earning money. Ba
by gonzo41 7y ago
They grew up. And the internet of books became the internet of videos.
They're out there writing technical manuals, exising in middle age and earning money.
Back in those days a place like textiles would be an aggregator on a fairly small internet. Most of those content types can be found with their own larger more focused niche sites.
- cecja 7y agoIs it growing up? For me it’s more that everyone reads books like „How to brand yourself on the internet“ that’s why there is no personality left... the same goes for quirky software there is not much coming because everyone writes a sideproject notetaking electron app because it’s something everyone wants and can relate too. The problem with the modern web is not growing up it is the loss of personality.
- 0xdeadbeefbabe 7y ago> loss of personality Like ahlzeimers? It doesn't make sense that the graphics heavy world would have less personality than the constrained world of text.
- cecja 7y agoPersonality is nothing visual. Even irl.
- the_af 7y agoYou can't get more focused than textfiles. This is an online museum about a specific aspect of internet lore and history. Jason Scott is an archivist/historian.