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Cursor is dogshit.

I'm sick of what the internet has become, infinite scrolling, over saturation of ads that crash browsers and sign ups and logins everywhere you go. Fubardaily is for the black coffee drinkers who want to get away from platforms and reach news translated without the clickbait corporate glaze. Let's suffer together.

I'll add an RSS feed to the site. Thanks for the feedback. It's kind of MVP at the moment, it's slowly turning into something. I need to add original written content which I will add, just getting the bones in place.

Relish in it. The whole point is to watch it crumble. On itself. Human writing coming soon.

Thanks!

Appreciate that. Is there an English term to search for and read up on 人は見た目が9割 ? I'd like to learn more about it.

This is 100% true. It's fucking brutal and depressing. But genie is out of the bottle now. Ill was born 1985. It's over.

Thanks I'll kill it. you're right.

I am going to be adding opinions (OpEds) from myself and guest writers around cultural decay, the decline of the internet, tech news etc. I do not want to make another reddit. I do not want to make another infinite scroll. I do not plan on making money from this. I'll take the hit. The internet is dying, at least I can try and help us before it's completely gone.

FUBAR Daily: a satirical morning digest for internet pioneers now stuck in the dead internet era.

Targeting tech-literate professionals in their mid-30s to late 40s — the people who burned CDs, survived MySpace, and now prompt AI for a living — FUBAR sits at the intersection of technology and culture, where social collapse meets Silicon Valley hype cycles and governments scramble to regulate things they don't understand.

Every morning, a heavily customised LLM model curates and rewrites trending topics into snackable, brutally honest briefings delivered with the warmth of a sarcastic friend who reads too much news. The tone is satirical but grounded, subtly nihilistic, always a little too real. The design leans into neobrutalism and terminal-style aesthetics, a nod to the era when computers felt like tools you controlled, not systems that control you.

FUBAR is for people who know deep down that things are, quite literally, royally screwed. Let’s suffer together.