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The sad thing is none of those logos and links have any meaning any more, almost all of them go to 404s, domain parked pages, or completely unrelated sites, and
by xanderstrike 10y ago
The sad thing is none of those logos and links have any meaning any more, almost all of them go to 404s, domain parked pages, or completely unrelated sites, and even when they were new they went to scummy ecommerce or porn sites. In 12 years, the imagery on /r/place will still hold meaning and the timelapses will still tell a pretty cool story.
- petepete 10y agoCartridge Save (top left) are still going strong. I used to work for their offshoot web division many years ago.
- koyote 10y agoLings Cars is still doing fine! http://www.lingscars.com/ http://www.lingscars.com/
- ctdonath 10y agoIt's like an old photograph of Times Square, where most businesses shown are long defunct and many were of dubious character. Nonetheless, it still holds meaning and tells a pretty cool story.
- joenot443 10y agoPretty wild to see a (relatively) huge company like 2checkout (https://www.2checkout.com/ https://www.2checkout.com/) on there.
- pbhjpbhj 10y agoIt was an international news story and clearly still gets some attention (last time I was reminded of it was within the last year).