ten-year webiversary

15 Jan 2005

I realized today that it was about ten years ago that I developed my first personal website on the Internet. While my earliest pages--from 1994, hosted at Digex--no longer seem to be available (I can't locate them in the Internet Archive), in 1995 I moved to my own domain, elfintech.com, and the Internet Archive aka the Wayback Machine has several copies beginning with a version from mid-1996, then titled "The Elfwood."

Posted by thom on Saturday, January 15, 2005 at 10:59 PM | 1 TrackBacks

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Wayback from Just as I thought | Gene Cowan's weblog on January 16, 2005 9:58 AM

Until Thom pointed it out on his blog, I had forgotten about the existence of the Internet Archive Wayback Machine. Let's take a look at my website over the last few years.
August 2000
December 2001
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How very creepy -- and useful -- to find that someone has archived your websites. I couldn't find my original site from back in, believe it or not, 1994 -- it was plain text with no images, I remember how amazing Mosaic was back then, and my ex set up the whole thing, showing me the magic of the shell account using a terminal program... wow. Times have changed.
Back then it was ari.net; now we've all got our own domains. Heck, I have more than a dozen domains and two webservers of my own. What will we have ten years from now, I wonder?

Gene | January 16, 2005 9:46 AM

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