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It's the dunk tank.

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[–] xXthrowawayXx@hexbear.net 1 points 11 months ago

What are we all doing here right now? An activity dwarfed by the volume of advertising and content consumption occurring at any given moment on the internet!

Like I said, measure it by data volume, time spent reading or watching versus replying or posting or however you like and it always comes up one sided.

If you wanna see how close to an Internet forum a bunch of radio weirdos can get, tune to channel 6 (or 19 some places!) anywhere in the south. It’s still a fantastic whirling storm of chaos after 5pm. Even without fucking around on cb there’s plenty of examples of niche communities using radio to communicate before the internet made it easier once everyone had a computer. it was only once everyone had a computer that the transition to them happened and by that point the chatter about dos quilting software or whatever was a drop in the ocean of data sloshing through the pots lines.