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Has Reddit’s traffic really quadrupled in 6 months?
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That happened in September of 1993.
93/94 was when I first got AOL on a 14.4k modem. I’m one of those shitty users!
We used to use gopher and college FTP sites to download warez as a freshman in HS, and then moved on to Hotline trackers.
I know, because I was there!
I was too. The internet was never for normies or businesses and between the two of them they've managed to turn it into a complete dumpster fire.