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Site Simulates 1996 Dial-Up Internet Experience With Authentic Delays

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A new website called 56k.rip recreates the experience of using dial-up internet in 1996. It mimics the slow connection speeds and loading delays characteristic of that era. The project was shared on the Hacker News platform, where it generated discussion. The simulation allows users to experience the technological constraints of early consumer internet.

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