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In a way, I miss the naive old web. Now you get popups, requests to have your location, prompts to sign in before you can get deals, etc. In many ways a simple web form asking for pizza is a better user experience.
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Amusingly, the date on this article and the fact it still loads today. https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-1994-08-25-fi-31168-...
Wow, very prescient amazing article! Quote near beginning to put things in context of where we were back in 1994 : “ To participate in the pilot, hungry Santa Cruzers need computers with Internet access and a version of an Internet interface program called Mosaic .” But other interesting predictions: “Instead of simply letting people order a pizza, why not let them design it as well? Instead of showing an ordinary me…
It thinks that just offering a cart is a waste of the internet's potential rather than worth the billions that it is.
Redirects to the pizzahut.com.au main page for me.
Redirects to the pizzahut.com.au main page for me.
Redirects to the pizzahut.com.au main page for me.
Redirects to the pizzahut.com.au main page for me.
Who is The Santa Cruz Operation®?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Santa_Cruz_Operation
Redirects to the pizzahut.com.au main page for me.
pizzahut.de for me with a broken back button so you can't leave again and have to close the tab...
Let's collect all the internet's historical pizza moments. I've collected a few from the comments here and added a few. - 1990, Don Hopkins uses the PizzaTool to fax a pizza order. - 1992, Snow Crash is published. Readers imagine interconnected virtual worlds and action packed pizza delivery. Often quoted book in regards to internet, MMORPGs and pizza. - 1994, Pizza Hut's Pizza Net allows users in Santa Cruz to order…
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A lot of pizza these days.
Redirects to the pizzahut.com.au main page for me.