The goal is to combat addictive sites with educational content.
No I shouldn’t know this. It’s dangerous
https://wikispeedruns.com/ is ridiculously fun and really tickles the same mental areas as crosswords for me
I used to do basically this, but with the whole internet, when I was bored at work. I’d try and get from one site to another without using the keyboard and with no copy/paste, etc, just mouse clicks. Killed a lot of time that way 😁
So, the next recommended-video after ‘Trapped on Wikipedia’ was very interesting.
A description of the topology, zones, and interconnectedness of Wikipedia and its articles.
I would like to hijack this wonderful thread to say you too should read about Fred Hampton. Every US citizen should. He was a black activist assassinated by the police and FBI for trying to unite several oppressed groups. They had an associate drug him and then shot him in his sleep.
What a banger
This is awesome. Thanks a lot!
I love this, but is anyone else having trouble with the css/text? Chrome seems to dim the images, but the white text is unreadable on all the images for firefox. Doesn’t work on Safari at all.
Can someone ELI5 what an additive site is?
Addictive… will correct.
When you grow up and should know better, sometimes you can still make mistakes, like the person who is OP. What OP tried to say was “addictive”, but due to lack of education or (more likely) care this question was born.
Yeah I just didn’t proof read and posted from my phone.
Nice!
WE KNOW IT WAS YOU, MOLLY 0xFFF
