swissmiss praises Brik.space for reviving the "weird internet"
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Summary
A brief blog post on swissmiss expressing excitement and nostalgia about Brik.space, a website that the author describes as bringing back the "weird internet." The post is a short, enthusiastic endorsement of the platform and its creative, unconventional tools.
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swiss-missswissmiss praises Brik.space for reviving the "weird internet"swiss-miss.comKey quotes
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Bring back the weird internet.
I love you Brik.space.
What weird tool are you going to build?
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