No.3653
did anyone felt surf addiction?
No.3660
>>3653surf internet addiction? yes
No.3661
>>3653feeling it right now but at least i know it's happening because i'm dying
No.3678
I've been surfing indie webrings like slot machines for couple days. Tfw rediscovering 2000s truth 'surfing_is_addictive' in 2025s. I've discovered 20+ interesting sites, without search engine.
When you browse MFAANGT apps you thing that's just the way they are, and rest of the web is boring and not like that. But that's not even the case. Same goes for chanboards. Is chan addiction real?
No.3682
It is critical to appreciate zoomers' interfacing with the Internet if we wish to understand what animecore really is, and what led to its genesis. On a historical level, more than half of USian households were estimated to own home computers in 2003. The simultaneous democratization of broadband connection made the access to the World Wide Web faster, livelier and "hyper". Zoomers had to be the first ever generation cradled without the sharp whirrs of dial-up network, and by their adolescence, computers had already become wireless and tactile. Decades worth of audiovisual entertainment, and the oppressive totality of the past lied readily available clear of hitting LMB. Your parasympathetic system gets assailed by the urgencies of communication technology. The public relay chats, usenet services, and even search engines, which seemed so central to navigating the Internet's waters had been replaced with rows of algorithmic content made for you and by your feedback. Yet, your eyes face not the horizon. The emergence of this paradigm proved more to suspend the machine of culture than hasten it.