I have not in years. The last time it was really popping was preinternet

resulta que mi amiga del colegio (mejores amigas desde los 9) cuyo silencio tanto me había dolido, al punto de engranar acá mismo contra la institución entera y todas sus egresadas, no me llamaba porque una colega a la que le había recomendado mi libro y me había empezado a seguir en tw (mi amiga sigue viviendo en un mundo preinternet) le mostró todo mi despotriqué en su contra! difamación infundada, fruto de un malentendido! sigue siendo mi mejor amiga. final feliz.

What evenings looked like before the internet. #PreInternet #TV #Dog #WatchingTV #fun

did you take a smaller bus than usual to the school? who tf snorted pixie sticks... school kids didnt even know about coke yet it was preinternet

Populates with human memory. That’s literally it. Though it’s already clear. It’s in the concept of the backrooms already by definition, therefore not a spoiler. Liminal 90’s space reimagined in vastness by preinternet, hence, the settings being in malls and dilapidated pre-dialup office spaces. Had a lot of potential. Last 30min ruined any artistic value the first 80min brought.

Como todo genio estaba desubicado, no tenía con quién hablar a su nivel, e hizo lo que podía su situación y época preinternet. Pero nos legó un mapa, que podemos usar para emboscarnos o movernos por la ciudad.

The backrooms is the modern haunted mansion, which were the forgotten relics of the gilded age left abandoned and in ruin, backrooms being the forgotten relics of the preinternet world existing in a time where gathering spaces don't exist, an office without its workers

Hablando de pintas, sabes que en la época prediluviana no preinternet sino pre MTV yo veía fotos de The Cult y entre los pelos y el nombre tenía en mi cabeza que eran super heavys nivel thrash metal? Hasta que me pasaron una cinta y la devolví diciendo "te has liao esos son simpelmains" 🤣 (Por cierto ahora me flipan The Cult)

Uff sí, recuerdo todo el revuelo que causó la peli en el mundo preinternet y cuando la vi me pareció aburrida y carente de sentido. La volví a ver hace unos meses y me dejó igual. No pasa nada, no hay tensión.

Adopting opinions from others is completely normal — society has always pushed us toward that. Preinternet, it was friends & family. But the internet narrowed our sources to a handful of YouTubers & influencers. Now opinions are homogenized. Listening & agreeing is fine, but it’s not the same as thinking critically for yourself. Play the game. Form your own take. 🎮

En el Jalisco preinternet pasaban 31 minutos por el canal 7, el canal oficial y cultural del estado de Jalisco (XHGJG-TV), que retransmitía la barra infantil del canal 11 del Politécnico. A mí me siguen encantando. Ojalá se reporten más jaliscienses fans a este tuit.

Successful Businesses existed long before social media ever did. Pre-Digital Giants thrived for centuries using the fundamental principles of value, reputation, and direct connection. 🏬🍔🍕🏃‍♀️🏧🏪🪧🏃‍♂️🏡🚘🌴🪑🏖️🥤🚢 #PreInternet #Marketing #Advertising #WordOfMouth #Reputation #DirectSales #PhysicalPresence #Networking

The propaganda is not as effective as it was preinternet… University presidents were fired, federal funds were threatened. Fuck You.

Quoting because I appreciate Monk raising this and the healthy discussion around it I agreed retail doesn't care about 50ms vs a couple hundred ms on fills. If we're being honest, they don't really care about execution quality for the most part. Robinhood's wide quotes, Phantom's ~75bps take rate, and Coinbase's ~100bps on retail products are all the proof you need So the question I'm raising isn't where does retail flow live. It's whether there's a fundamentally better way to do global price discovery for all assets across the entire finance stack Historically, every major trading venue has operated with first come first serve, which structurally advantages whoever sits closest to the matching engine. As systems became more preformat, exchanges started handing out identical cable lengths inside the datacenter to neutralize latency edges within the building. Once that was solved, the race moved outward capturing market moving information anywhere in the world and racing it back to the one matching engine as fast as possible. Private fiber, microwave towers, custom NICs, custom silicon, the entire HFT industry is a monument to this race and It's been standard practice for decades My point isn't Solana has retail or Hyperliquid has perps. It's that we may have stumbled onto a genuinely new way to do price discovery, one that finally drags the last corner of the global economy onto the internet, with better execution for the trillions of notional trading volumes across the world Multiple Concurrent Leaders (or Proposers) captures trade worthy information (alpha) at the edges and collapses the time it takes for that trade to be synthesized. Instead of racing data back to one matching engine in NJ or Tokyo, leaders sit in every major financial hub, ingest local information where it originates, and synchronize globally. The physical distance and time in latency that the trade data needs to travel drops dramatically It's the same reason Amazon built datacenters around the world, the closer you are to the user, the faster the response. You can't beat physics, so you move the compute to the edge. Markets are no different. The world is big, and the events that move prices are increasingly global. Pinning price discovery to one datacenter in one jurisdiction is an artifact of the preinternet era My belief is that this is the first-principles correct solution for global price discovery, one that doesn't structurally advantage any single jurisdiction and gives every participant equal access to the state of the world I'll be the first to admit, if you ask 99 out of 100 market makers whether they want this, they'll say no. It's unproven. It's different. It breaks the mental model they've optimized against for their entire careers But every major technology shift has a skeuomorphic phase where we just copy the old thing on new rails. I think colocation style onchain exchanges are that phase. The next era is blockchain native designs that actually leverage what the underlying architecture enables pushing finance to move at internet speeds with better price discovery across trillions of volume I know its strange, unproven, and new, but it's exactly why I believe its a worthy shot on goal. Time will tell if it matters or not.

Preinternet world >Internet world We had it way better before. There wasn't an aspect of life that wasn't better than it is now.

Me encantaba Slayers (Reena y Gaudi aquí en España), hasta dejaba el vídeo programado porque no me daba tiempo a llegar a casa a ver los capítulos (época preinternet), una de las mejores series que existe 🙌🏻

Before the internet you could say this and people would actually move on, forget, not care anymore, whatever. These fucking retards just don't seem to understand that they can't mix the methods from preinternet with the flood the zone stories to make people forget. Doesn't work

Unknowing what a seer stone was….how would we know to look up and study about seer stones? And after knowing about seer stones on the mission (preinternet) what books in the 5 approved books that we could read would discuss this in more detail? The answer is none

Ni eso, copiabas el cd que tenía tu amigo con nero o algun quemador. Año 2000 yo lo jugaba y era de facil acceso, aún en epoca preinternet.

Es un chiste argentino (preinternet) que se fue de las manos y hoy muchos se lo creen.