Thank you!

You just made it worse and more confused

It's confusing.

It's the same thing.

​@@ChristopherHailey You can never be pleased. So it's okay.😊

Web 4, artificial superintelligence. Web 5, spider silk.

web 3 is crypto nfts so yea like windows 8 its a big skip

or Web NT 4.0

@@KidMorbid Or to skip Web 9 entirely and go staight to Web 10

@@robertianhawdon but what about web 9x and ME

@@robertianhawdon Don't you mean Web X? I first used the Internet with my C64 dial-up, and all I had that worked was Gopher and FTP. Those were the good old days.

Long live Netscape Navigator!

At which point, I think we’ll be filtering out modern results for results from a decade ago.

That's why they want to put a chip in your right hand. Then you'll be able to identify real people vs AI. People love tyranny when the tyrants call it "science".

@@elphive42 So basically you just admitted that GEN X is the apex of all generations just like we have all been telling you. BTW YOUR WELCOME!

Or maybe, all the searching results are fake results. just like Google is trying to shove in our face all the sponsored ads and content and other garbage, when trying to look for something on Google search

So... Facebook?

The darkweb? Or the n-web?

@@jesus2621 I’m just gonna leave that alone

​​@@jesus2621Considering you had to shrink the latter, you too must be useing the former

I was fortunate to get the A/B thumbnail with "V2" on it. lol

Same. Thought this was gonna be about overlay and mesh networks. Pointers: tor, i2pd, yggdrasil

Where no one can hear you scream!

The internet is better today in almost every way than it was 30 years ago. The only time I would say it was better than today was like 2016 up to even 2021. Before all this mass censoring on big websites began. The internet 30 years ago really was the wild west. ...and it more or less remained mostly that way until about 5 years or so ago. That's when all this big tech crackdown really started and became noticeable to the average person. Half the comments I make on youtube get removed. I know the reason is likely triggering keywords on channels that have virtually anything devisive censored, but it's insane how much of a safe space the internet has become and it's truly sad.

Enshitification

@@zUJ7EjVD enpoopening of everything is real, more money for more garbage, almost like competition isn't actually real

@@Stef.Cata051 As long as copyrights exist, competition isn't real.

@@hubertnnn And patents!

Get some swords and sandals going and we've got a deal

More views from this title.

I thought it was going to be about the 2000s era high speed connection between universities called Internet2.

The Internet and the Web are used interchangeably by the layman even if they are not exactly the same technically. There's no need to split hairs.

@@anormalusername they are profoundly different, and that's not an excuse, especially from a tech channel. Should I just arbitrarily start saying "bytes" instead of "bits" for no good reason? Should I call my mouse a keyboard, since they're both input devices?

@@melvricbut the general populace do not care about the difference and use the words interchangeably so in reality it does not matter

There are many internets, including the Internet

And intranet for business

​@@ChristopherHaileyNo there is only the internet, it's like the universe, everything else is a system within itself

90% of "mobile apps" are nothing more than glorified websites running in a browser without the toolbars.

@@hubertnnnThat explains the horrendous performance and why they’re so power hungry.

​@@mbsfaridiworst part is that it didn't stay with mobile apps, so many desktop programs these days are stupid Electron apps that ship chromium as the runtime and the website as the app. Hogs memory like nothing.

@@rudrasingh6354 Oh no! Which desktop programs are doing that? I’ll them up.

It's chill, we've got 2.0.1 ~ 2.9.9 to identify all the steps along the way

That really took me back, I loved Adventure Quest as a kid.

I forgot about when they started getting incorporated into background and would auto play. Hated that. Always startling Reminds me also of first being able to hit play or download directly from the browser instead of being linked to a file or even an ftp space

Agreed. Seeing that old Yahoo page, I was reminded of times when we could actually search effectively without being bombarded by ads and invaded with scripts that track us and harvest some of our most personal information. I remember finding relevant information provided by people who believed in putting content on the web for the benefit of the world, rather than attacking each other over copyright and gatekeeping information for profit. When people come together to make useful things for all of us to use, we are capable of extraordinary feats and amazing progress. Then capitalism takes over and ruins it all.

Sorry, NOT capitalism's fault. What you're mad at is corporatism. A monopoly by a tiny handful of megacorps. Real companies and market competition have been stamped out. Quality goods and services are not being created anymore.

@@kirkmooneyham But isn't that an inevitability of capitalism run by humans? Very strong, expansive regulation could prevent it. But it seems every capitalist country winds up with its government influenced or outright controlled by corporations who then dismantle regulation and eliminate market competition.

Souls will be uploaded and secured.

hey careful what you say. Netwatch is always monitoring

No more square grey buttons with beveled edges.

When frames were deprecated... Hell man, I remember discovering MUDs. Was so innovative at the time

It's an easy mistake to make when one clearly doesn't know what the Internet or the web is!

😂 wait

@@nicolassantop2536 true, but i feel like a big channel like techquickie should know the difference and shouldn't be blurring the line between the concept of the internet and the web even more then it already is. They should at least fix the title so its less misleading.

Unfortunately, a high number of subscribers to a channel is often not related to the quality of technical expertise in the content. Clearly, they have an almost non-existent understanding of what a telecommunications network is, leading them to make such gross misconceptions.

Title sounds better I think that's why they did it

Perhaps the views count starts as soon as you click the link

Yes, megacorps have stamped out real competition among companies trying to provide quality goods and services as a way to make a living.

Ted Stevens was more accurate about what the internet is than this video

Web 3.0: Steals your money in a Crypto Scam.

A lot of Web 1.0 money came from dial-up service and hosting. Most sites were people just wanting to get their stuff out there. Web rings led to banner ads, but they made a pittance compared to what advertising is today. Maybe faulty memory, but I can't remember ads at all before branded search engines (later mostly "web portals"). This was around when gopher and WAIS got left behind, IIRC. Honestly, '80s Internet (like BBSs & Usenet), early '90s web, and late '90s web were all pretty different phases now that I think about it.

@@Bryanhaproff yea sadly honestly wasted potiential but im not going to get into it youtube isnt friendly to crypto comments im not going to suggest ya any though just stick to stable ones [aka ones based on a currency like USD so they are not used for some "investment" and dont have the huge ups and downs if anything though lol gotta say though wish it worked out as visa fees are getting out of hand and we really need more compitition in the payment processor landscape [lol i know i probably look like a bot as i know how bad this platform is with shady crypto bot thats expactly why i went out of my way never to name one stable coins is just a broad one of crypto with coins pegged at a dollar so they are really not possible to use as a pump and dump scam but more as a real currency aka they wont make u rich or any money thats not the point in them but instead to be an alternative currency that can help offset the riseing visa costs and fees and surcharges and idk i could names things all day but honestly im fed up with all the payment processing fees and cash is only useable IRL and not online

FYI i think using them as "investments" is highly dumb and never ever recommend it i just wanna see more adoption so visa and mastercard are forced to actually compete again and drive down fees

oh web 2 still makes money from ads the data is just used to serve u more targeted ads

webpages are actually pretty neat for developers. It is very similar to what Java tries to do: An engine of sorts, that can run on any platform the engine is implemented on. You just develop your thing so it can run on that engine and bam: you thing runs on almost anything. I rather have webpages than apps for everything that could be just a webpage. Granted, you could have (much) better performance with a native app, but then you also would have like one third of the features, because everything would take thrice the time to develop, if you want to support multiple platforms. The dev also might just decide that it is not worth it to develop for the platform that you like the most.

​@@dr.robertnick9599yep, tech is just a tool to achieve a desired outcome a subpar tool that achieves your goals is infinitely better than a great tool that only achieves some of your goals

Funny how they use web shit to make development easier but it keeps being worse instead. Same shit with video games. Like how Skype can't compete with MSN Messenger. I'd be curious to know the global cost of all the electricity wasted on their web shovelware just to run google's bloat as well.

They're the same thing. It was clarified a few years ago. It's offensive to the web creators to suggest otherwise.

The Internet and the Web are used interchangeably by the layman even if they are not exactly the same technically. Many thesauruses consider the terms as synonyms or near synonyms. There's no need to split hairs.

The internet and the web are two very very different things

This must be that "Semantic Web" he was talking about. We're in the future.

web = internet

do you remember happy tree friends? they were related if i remember correctly

@@gamecubeplayer I missed that one. Do you remember Liquid Television on MTV? The origins of Aeon Flux, Beavis and Butthead, among many others, and my personal favorite, The Maxx.

In other words, it will be utterly useless. So much search is already that way.

Yes. It's a Buzzword and scam

The Internet and the Web are used interchangeably by the layman even if they are not exactly the same technically. Many thesauruses consider the terms as synonyms or near synonyms. There's no need to split hairs.

True, but this a technology specific journalistic KZfaq channel, not a layman

web factorial is the internet apparently

@@anormalusername How many times have you copy-pasted this exact comment?

​@@anormalusername Is it really though? I feel like people know that a typical app on their phone connects to the internet and not to the web