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Howdy, I'm MG Siegler. I’m a general partner at CrunchFund and a columnist for TechCrunch. This is where I collect things.
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The Internet at the Dawn of Facebook
Facebook launched in 2004. Today, it has more users than the entire Internet had in 2004.
That line says it all.
Reblogged from The Atlantic Source The Atlantic
I feel like when I quit email for a month last year, people were mostly envious of me being in a position to do so. But it’s hard to imagine anyone who would want to quit the entire internet. And for a year, no less.
The internet is simply too important and deeply woven into modern life — so much so that you’re often using it now when you don’t even realize it. It would be much easier to quit using a car or watching television or using credit cards. Think about that for a second.
In my month away from email, I didn’t miss it at all. Not for one second. Unfortunately, it’s a necessary evil of the modern world. But the internet is different. My guess is that in his year away, Miller will come to realize more and more that the internet is nothing if not one of the greatest achievements in human history.
It’s going to be a hell of a lot harder to live life without it.
I’m sure there will be a killer book deal on the other side though!
Tags tech internet paul miller
Okay, this is really fucking cool. It’s what the Internet is all about. Nice work Facebook and Bing.
When I was your age we didn’t have any “internet” we had services like Prodigy and we liked them just fine, thank you.
“When I was your age”…
I remember this very well. Prodigy was my first true love on DOS.
There was no “World Wide Web” — how terrifying.
Reblogged from Joshua.Net Source joshua
The new logo of the League of Internet Commenters, made by Shane Latkovic at Things That We Learn. Inspired by my (perhaps unwise and dangerous) mention of the League last week. I am humbled and giggled.
Looks about right.
Tags commenters internet
Reblogged from Neven Mrgan's tumbl Source mrgan
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