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Sad to read this. I recognised his name, having seen the same domain name for years as really the primary effort towards making JavaScript graphic-friendly befo
by mmahemoff 14y ago
Sad to read this. I recognised his name, having seen the same domain name for years as really the primary effort towards making JavaScript graphic-friendly before the APIs were designed to make it do so.
It's a pity to think there's still no effective mechanism in place to prevent sites like this disappearing. But it also shows the importance of Wayback Machine.
- petercooper 14y agoBut it also shows the importance of Wayback Machine. Which, sadly, seems to be suffering. At least, all of the times I've used it in the last couple of years, its indexing had slowed significantly or even stopped on the sites I was looking up. I'm not sure what the deal is, but it could certainly do with a large endowment.