I long for a world wide web that goes back to basics: Markdown for text, JPEG or PNG for images, *no* Javascript or other client-side execution, designed to be writable by a human being with a simple text editor and no fucking interactive/dynamic bullshit. Make it as advertising hostile as possible. And above all keep it *small* (as in: a large, sprawling web site should fit on 16Mb USB stick).
In other words, web like it's 1996 again.
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This is a modern motherfucking website.
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in reply to Arthur Clemens • • •@ArthurClemens I'd take the 90s web, but with modern QoL and accessibility improvements.
I miss when corporations didn't know how to exploit the internet yet.