If you’re at all old enough to recall the “dot-com bubble” bursting in the early aughts, the current state of the tech industry should seem depressingly familiar to you. Back in the mid-’90s, with the advent of the internet, online e-commerce was booming at unprecedented levels, and businesses invested in that market — to a fault. Once the allure and novelty of the internet subsided, it became clear that e-commerce, while here to stay, wasn’t as ubiquitous as the earliest internet users made it out to be. The resulting fallout from that bubble bursting saw countless online companies and emplo…