lol Geocities

destrekor

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I just visited a webpage (for a local company) that was created in, and hosted by, Homestead.

I had a good hearty chuckle when I read that tag at the bottom. It's also extremely recent, as in, updated within the last year or so. :biggrin:
 

Red Squirrel

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May 24, 2003
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www.anyf.ca
lol this is awesome.


I also like the fact that the red bar does not have a <br> because it was just assumed that nobody would ever have such a high res that it wont automatically fall to the bottom anyway. And the fact that the background repeats, again never intentional.


lmao:

http://wonder-tonic.com/geocitiesizer/content.php?theme=3&music=4&url=www.iceteks.com

I like the little touch at the bottom "site created with notepad". Funny thing is, it actually is true for all of my sites. LOL Well, maybe not notepad specifically, but a text editor.
 

88keys

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Voodoo Graphics Cards = Nostalgia
Geocities said:
MY Ideal requirements for the game for smooth performance
CPU: 266MHz Pentium II/III/Celeron class MMX/SSE or MHz AMD K6/K6-2/K6-3/K7 w/ MMX/3d Now!/Enhanced 3d Now!


* NV10/Voodoo/Savage4 and other are going to be supporting D3TC (S3TC) in the near future, a future of which Duke Nukem Forever will be released.
Memory: 64MB Ram < or = to 60ns
12x CD-ROM drive or higher (trust me, you'll need it)
Windows 95/98 compatible 16-bit 3d sound card (preferably Creative SB AWE 64, 128, 256, 512 voices, or Live or other = brands
Video: PCI/AGP (1x, 2x, 4x+) 8+ meg local bus, RAMDAC 150mhz+ w/ graphic accelerator
DirectX6.1/7+
OS: Windows 95/98 or NT w/SP3 Network and Internet play: TCP/IP 56k v.90 modem or higher/ISDN/T1+/cable/DSL
 
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I don't think a lot of you realized what kind of connections some of us were on when we made websites like those. I still remember playing starcraft on a 19.2k modem. I remember topping out at 1.8k downloads through KMart's free bluelight dail-up services.
 

lxskllr

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I don't think a lot of you realized what kind of connections some of us were on when we made websites like those. I still remember playing starcraft on a 19.2k modem. I remember topping out at 1.8k downloads through KMart's free bluelight dail-up services.

Old school's coming back. Darknet does better on small pages, so early techniques tend to work better there.