Mastery of HTML

[hakunawazo@lemmy.world]

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[lemmyman@lemmy.world]

Wow I was thinking about that just the other day (I remember it as “BME pain olympics”). I wonder if it’s still floating around out there? But TBH I don’t want to know.

[_____@lemm.ee]

very cute

my tech background has always been the coal mines of doing coding problems

[evidences@lemmy.world]

The day Yahoo killed geocities was the day my innocence died.

[skyntp@lemmy.ml]

Don’t apologize. That pain is exactly why millennials are so much more tech literate than boomers and gen Alpha.

[ericbomb@lemmy.world]

Okay but that is adorable and true XD

The old internet taught us so many random skills. I couldn’t type on a keyboard for jack until I got into MMO’s back in the day, because it was pre voice comms. So I learned to type faster so I would struggle less XD

[sam_bass@lemmy.world]

and geocities and myspace

[blackmist@feddit.uk]

The absolute horseshit that things like Facebook consist of make me wonder if half the people who work on it have even made an HTML page from scratch.

[art@lemmy.world]

No shame in being self taught.

[ilikeboobies@lemmy.ca]

That was 18 years ago?

[anunusualrelic@lemmy.world]

The logo! It’s on fire!

[ilikeboobies@lemmy.ca]

don’t click that link! It could be a shitty song on Youtube

Zoomers

don’t click that link, if you’re lucky it’s just gay porn and we don’t have to format the drives

Millennials

[texmexbazooka@lemm.ee]

Usually, no.

[lostxor@fedia.io]

Just make sure the exponential growth is faster than Moore's law, or they might never notice it.

[mvirts@lemmy.world]

Master of all 22 elements

[anunusualrelic@lemmy.world]

I remember when forms were added. I think it was more than 18 years ago though. There were still WWW conventions at the time.

[stern@lemmy.world]

Neopets, GaiaOnline, MySpace, to name the biggest three

[ilikeboobies@lemmy.ca]

There were still WWW conventions at the time.

That didn’t help me feel younger

[anunusualrelic@lemmy.world]

There should be pride in being self taught. Although it’s hard to do it hard right (as in: do your own research).

[anunusualrelic@lemmy.world]

A common problem, I’m afraid.