87 Wikipedia commies changing history everywhere… the critic reception for the major 2013 hit song “Blurred Lines” was called ‘mostly positive’ as late as 2016, but by 2024 it has completed changed to saying it was “panned” by critics for glorifying “rape culture” (media.kotakuinaction2.win) posted 247 days ago by loubag1997 247 days ago by loubag1997 +87 / -0 30 comments download share 30 comments share download save hide report block hide replies
The internet always needed to be something you go to a specific place to use, not something you have in your pocket 24 hours/day.
That IMO is the true dividing line between Gen X and Millennial: do you remember a time before the internet?
I'm on the older end of millennial (born before 1984), and I didn't get regular internet until about 1998.
Yes, I do remember. Playing baseball on the cul-de-sac I used to live on, for example.
You guys didn't even have dial-up in the Midwest until the mid-late 00s? Considering the ubiquity of the AOL floppies in the mid-90s I find that hard to believe (unless it was all long-distance numbers, which I remember could be a problem).