Est. 1998 — 27 years of woodworking knowledge
Post things that remind you of the early daze of this interweb thingy.
https://youtu.be/Z3ZAGBL6UBA?si=3w4UDX6gPivIE431
This topic, like my Geocities and Angelfire pages, isn't quite finished yet...
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The early interwebs were heavily infested with (dancing) hamsters...
Bonzi Buddy (circa 1999), the most annoying avatar ever?
Or would that go to Clippy?
I started this thread just to see if .avi files would actually upload and show up in posts. Back in the ’90s and early 2000s, .avi was everywhere—you might remember emailing clips like the silly dancing babies video below. These days, nobody really uses it because there are better, more efficient formats. I can get them to upload, but they won’t play properly. Oh well!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ax2geRBK5hc
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Meanwhile...
Click below for the SECRET BILL GATES DOESN'T WANT YOU TO KNOW!
Rickroll - though that was a little bit later. personal FTP servers, and command line at that.
Using the term T1 like it was on par with landing on the moon.
The very first time I heard of the "world wide web" was a classmate hauling around a pixelized and almost unrecognizable picture of pam anderson - 1993. He kept talking about the world wide web and of course at that time, the kids were miles ahead of the older computer lab / programming teachers, and it took weeks or more before they caught on that some students were printing naughty pictures.
the naughty pictures were so low resolution that one had to use their imagination, though - I was pretty unimpressed.
oh...
Napster. College staple in the 1990s.
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Now that takes me back a lot of years! 