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I used to feel a lot more excitement in 2000 than i feel now.

• create-account 2y ago
  In year 2000, we were around 24 years younger and the web was still an undeveloped plot of land for kids to play. Now, it’s mostly a corporate canvas for economic transactions, like the rest of the human experience in the west
  • steve1977 2y ago
    The dot-com bubble would like to have a word with you.
• spankalee 2y ago
  That honestly sounds like a you issue, not a browser issue. I would have killed for the capabilities web browsers have now back in 2000. I was forced to build Java applets to get anything close, and the user experience sucked.
  • xk_id 2y ago
    But the user experience sucks far more today. People are opting out. That’s how bad it is.
  • willywanker 2y ago
    Websites today offer little over the ones from 15-20 years ago functionality-wise. In fact they have less features in the name of 'simplicity' that results in their being bloated memory hogs with javascript.
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