@aliss i have the opposite problem with a similar outcome; i'm so good at convincing people to log off the internet and pursue analog passions that they never log back in 

 @30b6b534 its a dying fad. In reality, its just a thin veneer put up over the cruel machine of capitalism to make it seem trendy and hip to be exploited. You thought the blockchain died a miserable death being the pyramid scheme of useless tech, watch how hard AI falls, especially in this economy. 

 @5b00f2ed Preferably on a website that will have stuck-up people make "graphic design is my passion" jokes because omfg am i sick of looking at squarespace templates and generic mobile scrolls. Basic html is actually very easy to copy-paste in order, and all ya need is a square with text to get the info out there, everything else is frosting. Personally, i take a basic site more seriously than a pay-to-win template site or scroll. 

 @5e7f4176 i'll make my own country with blackjack and hookers 

 @0095f012 at this point i'm convinced there never was a "back then" 

 @25b5e014 i'd simply restore it and build more packards. Always wondered what Packard would have been like in the 1970s 🤔 

 @f3257070 my friends are the people who can work with my timeline. 

 @85aba34a they are 

 @80f08b97 companies stop making stupid decisions that obviously screw themselves over and ruin their niche and good will for no reason challenge (impossible) 

 @25b5e014 they shot part of 1969 there. Makes a great places to hold events even today. Small ones, of course. 

 @25b5e014 I've seen that 1980s dystopian future teenage hoodlum movie before