I must be older than anyone here, because the "early days" of the internet was back when years still started with 19. And there were NO RULES. There was no online tracking, no ad-bots, just no enforcement of any kind. Essentially the internet then was what the dark net is now. Anything could be found, but only if you knew where to look. Search engines were all but useless and nothing was protected for s***. A few hours in a dumpster full of paper could get you access to nearly anything. That was the early days of the internet.
"Under Construction" At All Times
The always present 'under construction' sign as well.
The early internet was awash in black background with dayglo fonts and it was glorious. And they were all connected in little rings.
"It Was An Assault On The Senses, But It Was Also Glorious!": Overburdened Web Design
The early days of CSS & HTML with cursor effects, far too many different fonts, visitor counters on every website, inexplicable scrolling text, animated gifs everywhere, etc.
It was an assault on the senses, but it was also glorious!
People Share Times When "There Was An Attempt" And Here Are 50 Of The Most Amusing Ones
30 People Reveal The Biggest Culture Shock They’ve Ever Encountered
People Share Times When "There Was An Attempt" And Here Are 50 Of The Most Amusing Ones
30 People Reveal The Biggest Culture Shock They’ve Ever Encountered
Absolutely No Rules
I must be older than anyone here, because the "early days" of the internet was back when years still started with 19. And there were NO RULES. There was no online tracking, no ad-bots, just no enforcement of any kind. Essentially the internet then was what the dark net is now. Anything could be found, but only if you knew where to look. Search engines were all but useless and nothing was protected for s***. A few hours in a dumpster full of paper could get you access to nearly anything. That was the early days of the internet.
"Under Construction" At All Times
The always present 'under construction' sign as well. The early internet was awash in black background with dayglo fonts and it was glorious. And they were all connected in little rings."It Was An Assault On The Senses, But It Was Also Glorious!": Overburdened Web Design
The early days of CSS & HTML with cursor effects, far too many different fonts, visitor counters on every website, inexplicable scrolling text, animated gifs everywhere, etc.
It was an assault on the senses, but it was also glorious!