There really wasn’t much online in the 80s, other than a lot of archives. After the invention of HTML and subsequently, the World Wide Web it became a lot more user-friendly and also got filled with a lot of garbage. After 2010 or so is when enshitiffication went into overdrive.
Retired IT guy, all-around nuisance
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Cake day: June 12th, 2023
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I used Linux on and off over the years and will probably switch back to using it when Windows 10 is no longer supported. Linux will never be mainstream but the user base would grow if every Steam game ran on Linux seamlessly. That’s probably never going to happen, though. There will also never be “the one” distro to rule them all. Mint and Ubuntu come pretty close.
RufusFirefly@lemmy.worldto No Stupid Questions@lemmy.world•Is it normal to forget your own age?5·1 year agoThe only reason I remember that I’m 64 is that I will be 65 on my next birthday. That’s kind of a milestone for a number of reasons and it’s easy to remember. The same was true when I was about to turn 50. Other than that, anything after 30 is kind of blurry
RufusFirefly@lemmy.worldto Selfhosted@lemmy.world•[RANT] I pay $70/mo for this privilegeEnglish1·2 years agoI think the “invisible hand of the market” swats more people than it helps.
I’m pretty sure it’s just another distraction and nothing more. Plus, he’s already pretty much a babbling idiot, he’ll likely be a vegetable in four years.