A small correction to this, your friends don't really like you due to any desirable attribute you have, its not an exchange process. They like you for your you-ness.
Think about a friend, what is it you like about them? I think you will find that it's not a series of attributes, but a rather unquantifiable them ness - you like the fact they are uniquely them, this is how you are seen as well. You're enough.
Let's not forget that comparing the 2020's to the 90's is like comparing the 90's to the 60's.
Would we have a more substantial list between those two decades?
Is there a way to move the canvas via mac track pad which works the same way the middle mouse button does? I.e. always drags even if I'm looking at an editor
When you hear Zizek talk about ideology this is what he means. The ideology of capitalism influences us in certain ways, such as desiring to capitalize off our audience, the goal subtly shifts to increasing metrics such as readers, likes, shares.
What really changed about blogging is that people started to care about these metrics more and more. In the early internet one wrote a blog post without really expecting anyone to read it! ( although someone stumbling upon it was paradoxically more likely before we switched to social media platforms etc ) As such I'd argue the author wrote more authentically.
Speaking of different clocks. Here is the year on a clock face. 12pm is summer solstice, 12am is winter solstice. https://clock.mohiohio.com ( I'm in the southern hemisphere so it might be the wrong way around if you aren't. I need to fix that.)
Think about a friend, what is it you like about them? I think you will find that it's not a series of attributes, but a rather unquantifiable them ness - you like the fact they are uniquely them, this is how you are seen as well. You're enough.