20 years ago this month, two anonymous writers started posting a column online every weekday, a proto-blog that critically examined Internet culture and skewered the hype of the dot-com boom. Suck.com quickly grew to become the touchstone for a generation of writers and bloggers, paving the way for modern descendants like Gawker, The Awl, and Today In Tabs. The first new Suck collaboration since 2001, founders Carl Steadman and Joey Anuff exchange highlights from their top secret download diaries of the post-Suck years. “A timeline and walkthrough, 2001-2015.”