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The beginning of the end of the web, in a single comic that made boomers collectively shit and piss their pants in excitement. Now Chrome has the internet in a goddamn stranglehold. Problematic and troubling.
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Everything on the Internet was always an application. Even a static website is actually an application on the backend serving the content you request. OP Id like to hear in your own words how you think this relates to “the end of the web”.
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>>109933450
Not sure where's you're going with that.
That Google gets to decide the shape of the web and web interactions?

Explaining Computers Dot Com had a more frightening take on the future of the internet:
- No more webpages (as webpages were made human consumption).
- People would pretty much only interact with the collective knowledge of the world though their AI butler/agent.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8bVfeCZcABs
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Just start from scratch again
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>It's not just X, it's Y
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>start from scratch
chrome originally used webkit which a fork of khtml, the web renderer made by kde
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>>109933622
The script for this video was 100% AI-generated. I read the exact same points months ago from some AI when I asked it about the future of the internet. This guy is a real meat proxy.



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