> Sadly I have to do a lot of web surfing with the wayback machine as a proxy to the days of the past. I'd argue this is not sad, but incredible that the Wayba

> Sadly I have to do a lot of web surfing with the wayback machine as a proxy to the days of the past. I'd argue this is not sad, but incredible that the Wayback Machine has been so successful in preserving webpages as they've been revised, expanded, and deprecated. And if anything, it shows just how important the project and projects like it are for the preservation of the Internet's history.