I just discovered Web Design Museum and got lost for two hours
The Web Design Museum serves as a nostalgic archive showcasing the evolution and playful design of the web from the 90s through the 2010s.
The Website of Old YouTube Clips That Feels Like a Gut Punch
Nostalgia for early digital moments drives interest in archival sites like IMG_0001, highlighting a longing for unfiltered and pure online experiences.
The internet hasn't made us bad, we were already like that': The mistake of yearning for the friendly' online world of 20 years ago
The Y2K aesthetic taps into nostalgia by revisiting technologies and internet experiences that evoke a sense of comfort and community.
I just discovered Web Design Museum and got lost for two hours
The Web Design Museum serves as a nostalgic archive showcasing the evolution and playful design of the web from the 90s through the 2010s.
The Website of Old YouTube Clips That Feels Like a Gut Punch
Nostalgia for early digital moments drives interest in archival sites like IMG_0001, highlighting a longing for unfiltered and pure online experiences.
The internet hasn't made us bad, we were already like that': The mistake of yearning for the friendly' online world of 20 years ago
The Y2K aesthetic taps into nostalgia by revisiting technologies and internet experiences that evoke a sense of comfort and community.
"Click bait", "Call to action", "Social Media", Automatic playing of audio and or video, overadvertisement, and revenue from advertisements on tragedies, have ruined the internet --- where do we go from there?
The early internet was more peaceful and less commercialized; reclaiming a genuine online experience is still possible today.
In 1998, Burger King in Manhattan Had Free Internet Access for Customers
Burger King pioneered the concept of an internet cafe in fast food during a time when the internet was just gaining popularity.
"Click bait", "Call to action", "Social Media", Automatic playing of audio and or video, overadvertisement, and revenue from advertisements on tragedies, have ruined the internet --- where do we go from there?
The early internet was more peaceful and less commercialized; reclaiming a genuine online experience is still possible today.
In 1998, Burger King in Manhattan Had Free Internet Access for Customers
Burger King pioneered the concept of an internet cafe in fast food during a time when the internet was just gaining popularity.
As AI and megaplatforms take over, the hyperlinks that built the web may face extinction
The concept of linked information, as proposed by Vannevar Bush, remains fundamental to today's web despite evolving challenges from modern platforms.
What the web looked like in 1994, the year it became the internet
The World Wide Web in its early stages was primarily utilized by researchers, hobbyists, and hackers for communication, file downloading, and information search.
As AI and megaplatforms take over, the hyperlinks that built the web may face extinction
The concept of linked information, as proposed by Vannevar Bush, remains fundamental to today's web despite evolving challenges from modern platforms.
What the web looked like in 1994, the year it became the internet
The World Wide Web in its early stages was primarily utilized by researchers, hobbyists, and hackers for communication, file downloading, and information search.
YouTube celebrates 20 years as a viral video repository and cultural centerpiece, sustaining collective online memories across generations.
Decentralized AI: Largest Companies Will Lose the Status of Monopoly | HackerNoon
The Internet has rapidly evolved, giving rise to technologies like AI and blockchain, but access remains unequal due to centralized control.
The Magic Cookie, Longtime Enabler Of Ad Tech, Dies At 30 | AdExchanger
The cookie, originally designed to support an in-browser shopping cart feature, became the go-to ID for ad servers and networks, enabling ad targeting.
The cookie was born in 1994, but its impact on advertising lasted until its death in 2021.
Thomas Jaspers: the 10 funniest things I have ever seen (on the internet)
There are humorous and embarrassing aspects of one's internet history
The article highlights various sources of comedic content
David Mills, the internet's Father Time, dies at 85
Professor David L Mills, one of the original builders of the internet, died at 85.
Mills is known for inventing and implementing the Network Time Protocol (NTP), allowing computers to synchronize their time clocks.
Netscape at 30: What the defunct browser can tell us about the modern internet
Vintage web browsers like Netscape Navigator from 30 years ago are not practical for modern use due to incompatibility with most websites.
Why Deliverability Matters to Me
The importance of deliverability in maintaining email as a valuable communication tool.