You are conflating content with delivery protocol. The websites would look the same regardless of protocol.
Better question: why would you install a security risk social media app on your phone?
A. They were always more of a novelty gift rather than a child's gift.
B. I was 12 when the trend hit and I had no desire to get one. Neither did my younger siblings.
C. N/A as my parents didn't get me one.
D. The novelty of a gag gift that was pre-packaged.
E. That's the million dollar question.
Someone once made a mountain of cash selling pet rocks.
Colorado, this is Florida speaking. What is wrong with you?
When CDs were first put into jukeboxes in the 80s, I know someone who played "Revolution 9" like 10 times in a row. It was me.
Seborrheic dermatitis. Cortisone cream to treat. I've had some luck with pyrithione zinc (active ingredient in most dandruff shampoos) soap to keep it from coming back.
alias more="less -cX"
alias moer=more
alias meor=more
alias meor=more
alias mroe=more
alias More=more
alias grpe=grep
alias gerp=grep
alias gpre=grep
Ugh. Where did 660 feet come from? Where did 66 feet come from? A line of potatoes (linear) to measure an acre (area)? A strip of land 43,560 x 1 ft is an acre requiring 87k+ potatoes.
Also, 18 homes wont fit on an acre.
This graphic is fucking awful.
Computer simulations, like this one.
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How do you think they would look? To get the news web page in your example, you are still going to have to have to render the page by running the client-side scripts required by modern websites and render some type of markup language for layout. It's not like web pages are secretly sitting in pure text on a server somewhere...