I’ll always be a fan of serif over sans serif fonts. I just find them a lot more elegant and pleasing to look at. Also, it’s much more common to see crappy sans serif fonts that make I and l look the same.

They have a bright future ahead of them.

Agreed, but this phenomenon is as natural as wolves hunting deer. Any time you see a new invention like the web, you see a bunch of vultures businessmen swoop in and try to take it control over it as you mentioned.

Capitalism is definitely the problem, but more generally, it’s the sense of creating incentives of some kind (in this case, absurd profits) without asking ourselves whether these incentives are preserving our social values. And if they are not preserving our social values, then they need to be corrected until they do, hence the importance of regulations.

As a society, we’ve lost sight of this fact, and it’s our generation’s defining responsibility to remind the world about it.

We used to call it “surfing the web” too!

Great costume work.

Except for the guys in the golf cart, what the hell were they thinking