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In 10 years time, I wonder what we'll look back on and see as the equivalent "under construction" for today's internet. - Any guesses?

• pclark 17y ago
  lame ass "give us your twitter details and we'll abuse you via oauth" pages.
• dkokelley 17y ago
  Beta
• mechanical_fish 17y ago
  That little zoo of "bookmark this" icons that appears next to posts on some blogs. The one with a Digg icon, a Twitter icon, Facebook, StumbleUpon, et cetera, all right next to each other. Tag clouds.
  • proee 17y ago
    I'd say those "bookmark this" and "email this" links are getting pretty tired as well...
    • assemble 17y ago
      I find the "email this" link to be extremely useful for when I want to read something, but don't have time to right now.
• jazzychad 17y ago
  The "Feedback" tabs.
• pkulak 17y ago
  Flash. Oh please, God, let it be true!
  • ido 17y ago
    You can use html 5's <canvas> tag on most new browsers today. It's not quite as fast as some of the plugin approaches, but it's getting there. You need the Google plugin for it to work on IE, but otherwise the newest versions of Firefox, Safari, Chrome, Opera & every browser that uses the rendering engine of one of these (i.e. practically every graphical browser) supports <canvas>.