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How do you guys remember the early days of the internet? What do you miss about it?
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this post was submitted on 25 Jul 2023
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@bstix @Provider written is bad now too. try looking up a recipe. you are assaulted with ads, and a long useless story while trying to get to the actual data.
@dominicvfx @bstix @Provider Or you could just buy a basic recipe book.
Most recipes on the web have been lifted straight from a recipe book and added a minor ingredient if anything at all.
That's why you have pages of irrelevant data about how their cousins children loved it.
@dominicvfx @bstix @Provider And a recipe book stays on your shelf until you need it.
No matter how you bookmark web stuff, it has a habit of disappearing.