I'm sure some (most) of it is just nostalgia, but Winamp, to me, represents the pinnacle of internet culture. A free, infinitely-customizable piece of software

I'm sure some (most) of it is just nostalgia, but Winamp, to me, represents the pinnacle of internet culture. A free, infinitely-customizable piece of software, playing a simple and open-ish format (open for everyone who wanted to use it by figuring out how to use liblame), sharing files of dubious origins, ... I guess basically I liked the internet better when it was just a bunch of shady pirates running amok. Except, I'll keep my fiber internet.