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I agree with most of these sentiments. I've often wished I started doing something like this 20 years ago, and have a website which has been around for that lon
by forgotmypw17 5y ago
I agree with most of these sentiments. I've often wished I started doing something like this 20 years ago, and have a website which has been around for that long. So I decided to do the next best thing: Make a website which COULD HAVE been around for 20+ years, and make it compatible with the 20+ years worth of browsers since 1995, around when I started using the Web and HTTP/1.1 became common (the latter allowing support of cheap shared web hosting using the Host: header)
- rchaud 5y agoI had a website I built using Dreamweaver in college 15 years ago. The hosting was provided by the school, everyone had a FTP server under their name that they could put files on. The site of course was removed after I graduated, but I still had some of the articles I put on in Word form. Many years later, when I learned HTML/CSS, I'd post those old articles on the new sites I created. I believe I still have some music reviews I wrote wayy back in 2004.