3 ms·

It's pretty cool that at least two of the off-site links from that page are still live, considering how quickly most sites from that era fell into link rot: "p

by dkoch 13y ago

It's pretty cool that at least two of the off-site links from that page are still live, considering how quickly most sites from that era fell into link rot: "prefab hell" http://www.theatlantic.com/past/docs/issues/96sep/kunstler/kunstler.htm http://www.theatlantic.com/past/docs/issues/96sep/kunstler/k... "sushi" http://www.lauralemay.com/essays/death-by-wasabi.html http://www.lauralemay.com/essays/death-by-wasabi.html

dvdt 13y ago
Looks like The Atlantic decided to preserve the 1996 layout of the "prefab hell" article. It is refreshingly minimalistic -- no ads, no links to "Just In" or "Top 10" articles. I like it much better than the modern theatlantic.com
- srl 13y ago
  Much as I love bashing modern web design, I do prefer having more than six words to a line.