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      <title>1mb Club</title>
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      <description>Making the web less bloated So recently I found a website called 1MB Club, where people&amp;rsquo;s websites are listed which are less than 1MB in size. I realy liked the idea of the website because I found likeminded people, who love to build sites, which don&amp;rsquo;t burden your bandwith. Make sure to check out bradleytaunt&amp;rsquo;s Github Page.
Only people who lived through ISDN and/or a bandwith of 57KiB/s know what it feels like, when you have to download a file/program which is bigger than 25MB.</description>
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