Tag: internet history

The meme features a close-up photo of a cut submarine internet cable (showing its internal wiring cross-section) alongside a circular inset image of a submarine cable laid on the ocean floor. At the bottom of the image, white text reads: *Goodbye forever to the first major submarine cable that gave us access to the internet.* It serves as a commemorative post marking the end of service for the pioneering undersea cable that enabled early global internet connectivity, combining visual evidence of the cable's structure and its underwater deployment to highlight its historical significance.

Goodbye to the First Major Submarine Internet Cable

The meme features a close-up …

A remix of the classic 'Scumbag Steve' meme featuring the original real-person image of a young man wearing a checkered cap, a black fur-lined coat, and an orange shirt, standing in a doorway. The meme includes prominent yellow bold text at the top reading 'MAKES A MEME IN 2007' and at the bottom 'DOESN'T POST IT FOR 19 YEARS,' creating an ironic and humorous joke about the delayed posting of content created nearly two decades prior.

Scumbag Steve: Makes a Meme in 2007, Doesn't Post for 19 Years

A remix of the classic 'Scumb…

A vintage photograph (likely from the late 1990s or early 2000s) featuring a young boy sitting at a desk with an old CRT computer monitor. The boy, wearing a purple shirt and denim shorts, has his legs propped up on the desk, appearing relaxed. Behind him is a wall of glass block windows. The desk holds a CRT monitor displaying the Limewire file-sharing interface, a printer, and a notebook. A text overlay at the top reads 'Me destroying the family computer with Limewire,' humorously referencing the notoriety of Limewire for spreading viruses and malware during the early internet era.

Me destroying the family computer with Limewire

A vintage photograph (likely …