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rinaz bijoux
is your friend!
Join date: 8 Oct 2004
Posts: 1,238
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09-21-2005 11:03
I was moaning about the loss of my old webpage as I've written a few articles and thought it would be nice to read and reflect back on the past to compare with the present. Then I found out that the page was deleted as it wasnt updated in 60 days (wasnt nice of them) And I thought for sure that my page would be gone forever. Then I googled around and saw an interesting link It was a web archive and just for the fun of it, I typed in my old address and I was really amazed at what I saw ... I saw my articles back again! So it wasnt lost at all. And you can see different webpage through the years. Do you still remember Yahoo at 1996? ?  Amazing. Come see what SL looked like throughout the years 
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Mi Carissimo Cartcart ... Ti penso sempre . Ti amo tanto tanto tanto So blessed are we to have each other
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Taco Rubio
also quite creepy
Join date: 15 Feb 2004
Posts: 3,349
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09-21-2005 11:10
I use this almost daily to find repair instructions for legacy computers, it's indespensable to me in my job (I'm a anthropologist for a travelling circus). Thanks so much for posting it for everyone |
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Torley Linden
Enlightenment!
Join date: 15 Sep 2004
Posts: 16,530
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09-21-2005 11:10
Hahaha... yeah, the Internet Wayback is such a wonderful treasure. Checking out Microsoft, Apple, Netscape and dot-com sites before they went BOMB is a nostalgic pleasure as well. In particular the archived SL dev journals from years past are a find! |
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Cienna Samiam
Bah.
Join date: 13 Mar 2005
Posts: 1,316
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09-21-2005 15:56
Fun stuff. They still have my first pages archived (minus graphics of course). Proof positive that I was online before being online was cool. And old. Let's not forget horribly old. 
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Just remember, they only care about you when you're buying sims.
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