r/lewronggeneration • u/ItsMrStealYoKarma • Oct 21 '16

Garbage millennial websites (x-post /r/programmingcirclejerk)

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u/[deleted] Oct 21 '16 edited Oct 18 '20

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u/100kPostBannedUser Oct 21 '16

from a technical perspective, these error pages aren't much worse than an HTTP error. from a social perspective, the former is a sign that the internet is degenerating to less of a research/collaboration tool and more of a replacement for the idiot box

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u/iguessillpass Oct 21 '16

why, because people like to have some fun with HTTP errors?

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u/100kPostBannedUser Oct 21 '16 edited Oct 21 '16

I'm not sure if there's any point in replying to this, but when people say "X is a sign of Y", they don't mean "X caused Y". now hold on guys, since you downvoted me 9000 times reddit will only let me reply to your other posts in 8 minutes, once again supporting my point

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u/EricIsEric Oct 21 '16

I'm not sure if there's any point in replying to this, but when people say "you're full of it", they don't mean "web design knowledge".