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I'm going to use this opportunity to shamelessly plug my tildeclub page: http://tilde.club/~rich http://tilde.club/~rich edit: Please also go to my girlfriend'

by Mizza 12y ago

I'm going to use this opportunity to shamelessly plug my tildeclub page: http://tilde.club/~rich http://tilde.club/~rich edit: Please also go to my girlfriend's page! She's jealous of my hit counter: http://tilde.club/~arch http://tilde.club/~arch

billmalarky 12y ago
I loved it.
shaunxcode 12y ago
that is incredible. I wish I still had my old "pixelclique" ns4+ codebase. Or if I could recall my geocities name maybe I could find earlier work on wayback.
tomjen3 12y ago
You absolutely must find a way to make the page take 3 minutes to load.
- 2xlbuds 12y ago
  This might help! http://theonion.github.io/comcastifyjs/ http://theonion.github.io/comcastifyjs/
th0ma5 12y ago
heheheh any ideas what I should do? http://tilde.club/~thomas http://tilde.club/~thomas
- foota 12y ago
  I love that background color! (I posses no design skills what so ever)
function_seven 12y ago
The best part, better than all the other really good parts, is the "no cops" legalese at the bottom. I remember seeing that everywhere in the pre-Napster days (i.e. downloading loose MP3s from sites that looked just like yours)
chk 12y ago
This is awesome man, totally brings back memories.
llimllib 12y ago
I actually had, and remember, and certainly ordered from, that exact CCS catalog. What a weird memory you just brought back.
- ultrasandwich 12y ago
  Same here.
syntheticnature 12y ago
Your girlfriend's main page is quite nice. The frames link, though, reawakened fear I'd not felt in years. Haven't been to yours, so that her hit counter has a chance to catch up. ;-)
- archedeyebrow 12y ago
  You, sir or ma'am, are a gentleman and a scholar. I literally just created this account to thank you. PS if you know how to make a link target a frame in a nested frameset, please let me know. It must go deeper.
  - Intermernet 12y ago
    I haven't dealt with framesets for almost 20 years (I'm still scarred), but I seem to recall that you can target nested frames just by providing them with a unique "name" attribute. I may be wrong though. You may also want to change the doctype header to use the HTML 4 "frameset.dtd" instead of the "strict.dtd". Just change the first line of your frame-enabled pages to: <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Frameset//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/frameset.dtd"> http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/frameset.dtd"> Or, for extra 90's authenticity, you could use the HTML v3.2 doctype: <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 3.2 Final//EN">
    - archedeyebrow 12y ago
      But what I'm after is recursion. Rather than make 20 individual frameset pages each with different target="name"s, it would be way cooler simply to populate each frame area with itself. Pedantic props for the doctype tip. EDIT: In theory this should work, but browsers are uncooperative: http://tilde.club/~arch/frames-odd.html http://tilde.club/~arch/frames-odd.html
      - Intermernet 12y ago
        According to http://www.w3.org/TR/WD-frames-970331 http://www.w3.org/TR/WD-frames-970331 : "Infinite recursion is prevented. Any frame that attempts to assign as its SRC a URL used by any of its ancestors is treated as if it has no SRC URL at all (basically a blank frame). This doesn't prevent all malicious documents, but it eliminates a troublesome class of them." Ah well, probably for the best really... It seems to have a recursion limit of 10 on Firefox, and 12 on Chrome. I cheated by creating your original frameset pattern and then just recursing index.html in the middle frame. It improves the recursion effect a bit, but still isn't infinite. http://downloads.intermer.net/frames/ http://downloads.intermer.net/frames/
jacobwcarlson 12y ago
That managed to completely lock up Firefox for me. Nicely done! Think it was a combination of the scrolling page title and right-click handler that did it. Or it was fighting Pentadactyl.
ErikRogneby 12y ago
Sweet! a good old fashioned hit counter where I can just reload and it goes up!
neilellis 12y ago
Personally I'm not sure about all this new fangled HTTP stuff. Gopher, ftp and a decent BBS are all I need. Speaking of which has anyone done a local BBS (i.e. non web) on tilde.club? :-)
grimmfang 12y ago
I cracked up when I saw "The sourcecode is copyright(c)"
michaelhoffman 12y ago
Very nice. Was surprised to see some webkit vendor prefixes in the source.
edibleEnergy 12y ago
Oh man I had completely forgotten about the obligatory disclaimer.
scald 12y ago
~rich reminds me of my NWO Wolfpac page on Angelfire. Also, I'm pretty sure this is what PCP feels like.
72deluxe 12y ago
Those ascii birds are really great on your girlfriend's page. Your page, however, reminded me of the dreadful Lycos pages I used to see in the late 90s. I don't miss them, but it was true nostalgia - thanks!
TeMPOraL 12y ago
I love both pages. They brings back nostalgia. I remember those times fondly, I just started to learn HTML then. The Web those days was different, it felt like a social network itself. I miss it. Also, your girlfriend seems to be winning now :). Those ASCII-art birds are beautiful.
cunninghamd 12y ago
I've been totally missing that green rotating skull and cross bones! I used that thing everywhere!

by Mizza 12y ago

billmalarky 12y ago

I loved it.

shaunxcode 12y ago

that is incredible. I wish I still had my old "pixelclique" ns4+ codebase. Or if I could recall my geocities name maybe I could find earlier work on wayback.

tomjen3 12y ago

You absolutely must find a way to make the page take 3 minutes to load.

2xlbuds 12y ago
This might help! http://theonion.github.io/comcastifyjs/ http://theonion.github.io/comcastifyjs/

th0ma5 12y ago

heheheh any ideas what I should do? http://tilde.club/~thomas http://tilde.club/~thomas

foota 12y ago
I love that background color! (I posses no design skills what so ever)

function_seven 12y ago

The best part, better than all the other really good parts, is the "no cops" legalese at the bottom. I remember seeing that everywhere in the pre-Napster days (i.e. downloading loose MP3s from sites that looked just like yours)

chk 12y ago

This is awesome man, totally brings back memories.

llimllib 12y ago

I actually had, and remember, and certainly ordered from, that exact CCS catalog. What a weird memory you just brought back.

ultrasandwich 12y ago
Same here.

syntheticnature 12y ago

Your girlfriend's main page is quite nice. The frames link, though, reawakened fear I'd not felt in years. Haven't been to yours, so that her hit counter has a chance to catch up. ;-)

archedeyebrow 12y ago
You, sir or ma'am, are a gentleman and a scholar. I literally just created this account to thank you. PS if you know how to make a link target a frame in a nested frameset, please let me know. It must go deeper.
- Intermernet 12y ago
  I haven't dealt with framesets for almost 20 years (I'm still scarred), but I seem to recall that you can target nested frames just by providing them with a unique "name" attribute. I may be wrong though. You may also want to change the doctype header to use the HTML 4 "frameset.dtd" instead of the "strict.dtd". Just change the first line of your frame-enabled pages to: <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Frameset//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/frameset.dtd"> http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/frameset.dtd"> Or, for extra 90's authenticity, you could use the HTML v3.2 doctype: <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 3.2 Final//EN">
  - archedeyebrow 12y ago
    But what I'm after is recursion. Rather than make 20 individual frameset pages each with different target="name"s, it would be way cooler simply to populate each frame area with itself. Pedantic props for the doctype tip. EDIT: In theory this should work, but browsers are uncooperative: http://tilde.club/~arch/frames-odd.html http://tilde.club/~arch/frames-odd.html
    - Intermernet 12y ago
      According to http://www.w3.org/TR/WD-frames-970331 http://www.w3.org/TR/WD-frames-970331 : "Infinite recursion is prevented. Any frame that attempts to assign as its SRC a URL used by any of its ancestors is treated as if it has no SRC URL at all (basically a blank frame). This doesn't prevent all malicious documents, but it eliminates a troublesome class of them." Ah well, probably for the best really... It seems to have a recursion limit of 10 on Firefox, and 12 on Chrome. I cheated by creating your original frameset pattern and then just recursing index.html in the middle frame. It improves the recursion effect a bit, but still isn't infinite. http://downloads.intermer.net/frames/ http://downloads.intermer.net/frames/

jacobwcarlson 12y ago

That managed to completely lock up Firefox for me. Nicely done! Think it was a combination of the scrolling page title and right-click handler that did it. Or it was fighting Pentadactyl.

ErikRogneby 12y ago

Sweet! a good old fashioned hit counter where I can just reload and it goes up!

neilellis 12y ago

Personally I'm not sure about all this new fangled HTTP stuff. Gopher, ftp and a decent BBS are all I need. Speaking of which has anyone done a local BBS (i.e. non web) on tilde.club? :-)

grimmfang 12y ago

I cracked up when I saw "The sourcecode is copyright(c)"

michaelhoffman 12y ago

Very nice. Was surprised to see some webkit vendor prefixes in the source.

edibleEnergy 12y ago

Oh man I had completely forgotten about the obligatory disclaimer.

scald 12y ago

~rich reminds me of my NWO Wolfpac page on Angelfire. Also, I'm pretty sure this is what PCP feels like.

72deluxe 12y ago

Those ascii birds are really great on your girlfriend's page. Your page, however, reminded me of the dreadful Lycos pages I used to see in the late 90s. I don't miss them, but it was true nostalgia - thanks!

TeMPOraL 12y ago

I love both pages. They brings back nostalgia. I remember those times fondly, I just started to learn HTML then. The Web those days was different, it felt like a social network itself. I miss it. Also, your girlfriend seems to be winning now :). Those ASCII-art birds are beautiful.

cunninghamd 12y ago

I've been totally missing that green rotating skull and cross bones! I used that thing everywhere!