I got rid of pretty much all my social media years ago, and I've been a happier, freer man ever since. But I'd be lying if there wasn't part of me that still desires that dopamine fix of scrolling through a site for easily ingestible content from familiar faces or display names. That's been ingrained into my brain ever since the heyday of online forums. So I'm more than a little interested in cyberspace.online, a social media site that is "how the internet was supposed to be" (via Hackaday).
The most immediately striking thing about it is its aesthetic, which is pulled straight from my childhood dreams of what hacking would probably be like: green terminals and lots of '@' usernames. You can theme it with any colours and border sizing you like, but it comes with some pre-mades, including C64, VT320, and green Matrix options. Personally, while I don't know if I could stand it long-term, I like the VT320 one because it reminds me of Hacker: Evolution.
