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title: Curses Ain't All Bad
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relativeUrl: /blog/curses-aint-all-bad
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tags: feed
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date: git Last Modified
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I was very bad at the video game Curse of the Dead Gods at first because "curses" were, in my mind, something to be avoided at all costs. I thought of them as punishments for doing poorly, and I didn't want to be punished.
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title: RSS is pretty rad
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relativeUrl: /feed.xml
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tags: feed
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date: git Last Modified
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Since I discovered RSS back in the early 00s, RSS has been my favorite way to consume the web. It went even a step beyond ad blocking to remove a lot of the annoyances of the web — like having to maintain a bunch of bookmarks and navigate to each one each day, searching around for what has changed.
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title: The Old Web is still there… it's just hidden.
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relativeUrl: /blog/the-old-web
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tags: feed
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date: git Last Modified
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tl;dr- I got tired of the commercial web, so I went looking for the Old Web. I found it through [directories, blogrolls, webrings, and some weird search engines no one has heard of](/blog/the-old-web/#onramps-to-the-old-web).
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