I decided to look up a little history: https://history-computer.com/web-1-0/
this post was submitted on 15 Jul 2023
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Scans of a high schools year books from the past century.
No spring break in 1909. What a ripoff.
Wow Berkshire Hathaway has the most geocities webpage, still
This is cool! I landed on an old Doom WAD review page.
Absolutely fascinating. Horrifying in a way, but fascinating!
Got an interesting page on the security of the world wide web.
The link I got was http://pages.swcp.com/~mccurley/danger/mailbomb.html
Which as discovered by clicking "go back to previous page" as well as context on the page was that it was a redirect from all of the links on this page: http://pages.swcp.com/~mccurley/danger/danger.html that were things like "click here to (do x bad thing) to your machine"
This is gold
This is amazing
Got frenchpastrychef.com
Edit: Tried again and got a quick glimpse of an old geocities page before I got a popup that told me my iphone was infected. Lol
Does anyone know how do I make a shortcut to this on an Android phone?
OP, thank you very much for this. You've made my day.
The Web 1.0 is a lot like the Gemini protocol but older imo.
Feels weirdly nostalgic even though I wasn't there during web 1.0.
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How does it find "web 1.0" sites? Does it just crawl sites and sort out the ones that don't use javascript or inline style tags? What rules does it use?
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Got redirected to https://www.operating-system.org/ , which looks web 2.0 rather than 1.0... And seems like the kind of site that I actually want to read, nonetheless
That is 1.0, pure html but just well constructed.