Events that signaled big changes (usually for the worse)?
i5 2500k (Intel's dominance)
Ryzen (Intel's downfall)
rise of Facebook/death of Myspace and other social networks, as well as twitter no longer being mocked by people in general (remember people saying it was only useful to let other people know you were pooping?). This marked the beginning of the tracking/surveillance era.
pic related. I honestly believe the spirit of the Internet of old days died with it.
Tecnhology turning points
Sebastian Adams
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Nicholas Flores
what.cd hurt me the most
I still don't listen to as much new music as I did back then
Jason Wood
>i5 2500k (Intel's dominance)
Intel was always dominant even when Cyrix was in business, up until Ryzen
>Ryzen (Intel's downfall)
The playing field is balanced between AMDtards and Inteltards.
>rise of Facebook/death of Myspace and other social networks, as well as twitter no longer being mocked by people in general (remember people saying it was only useful to let other people know you were pooping?). This marked the beginning of the tracking/surveillance era.
To be fair, everyone who flocked to whatever social networks were always laughed at since MSN Messenger 7. And the surveillance era started in 2001 after Bush declared the PATRIOT act, in response to 9/11.
>pic related. I honestly believe the spirit of the Internet of old days died with it.
The internet died the moment it became available to consumers in 1996 thanks to 30-day AOL trial floppies in the mail.
Easton Richardson
IBM PC
Smartphones
Internet
Ayden Gonzalez
>Intel was always dominant even when Cyrix was in business, up until Ryzen
Go back to watching LGR and stop posting, this is a 18+ site.
Aiden Bell
>Being this retarded
Go read a book while you dilate.
Jayden Taylor
Yeah these came to mind but they always show up in these discussions. Everyone and their mother realizes the impact the iPhone had, especially in Internet usage. Wish I didn't have to acknowledge it desu.
Gavin Sanchez
what Athlon did to Intel and the market in the early 2000's was FAR, FAR bigger than what Ryzen is doing now
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Elijah Russell
Adam Smith
>The internet died the moment it became available to consumers in 1996 thanks to 30-day AOL trial floppies in the mail.
Absolutely basado y rojoencapsulado