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Crazy to learn that in July 2010 Yahoo still had more monthly visits than Google.

I would have guessed Google passed them in like 2004 and never looked back

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Yeah, I don’t really remember the glory days of Yahoo either although in the 2000s I did have a Yahoo email address so maybe it was the norm back then.

Yeah, has to be due to all the email accounts - my mom still uses hers, so assume lots of olds never switched to gmail. Plus fantasy sports probably give Yahoo lots of traffic.

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The most surprising to me is that BBC had been a top ten website for years.

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don’t like this kink shaming

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I still have two hotmail accounts

Don’t tell the COVID thread

badum tsh

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I still use a Yahoo email account that I made in 1997 in 7th grade.

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Once you get past a certain point it becomes too late to change it

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Did no one notice that the most recent number 10 is “xvideos”. Never heard of it but yes it is a porn hosting site. Maybe it’s not as suprising as weather.com being In the top ten for a few years?

I was waiting to see which site popped up that was classified as adult entertainment.

Pretty surprised xvideos was more popular than 2019-2020 pornhub

Control + N?

This was the craziest thing to me too. Yahoo actually passed Google after Google passed them. I’d have bet all the money that this never happened.

I don’t think we get how much things have changed since 2010. I think I was still using lime wire to download songs to burn to a cd for my cd player to work out with.

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Seriously, had you heard of xvideos before it was mentioned in this thread? (This poll is anonymous)
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9.1% yikes

not good

Dems are going to get absolutely fucking annihilated in November. I still think outcomes like a republican governor of New York are very much in play.

100 bps szn.

Very very slim chance Fed brings this in without a hard recession. By election recession and jobs probably a bigger issue than inflation.

Chances of the fed doing a full 1 point rate increase at their July meeting? Jobs market is still ridiculously strong though. It could get knocked down quite a few pegs and still be a good job market.