As you know, October 26, 2009 Geocities has closed its doors. To learn how many and which consequences this has led to radical choice made by the top of Yahoo, go read this article wrote a few weeks before the fateful date.
Now, I discover by chance that many homepages have been archived from the usual anonymous benefactors, the usual gambissima amateurs, from the usual "Red Cross" A lot of the Web web pages. (Maybe all ? I found my ones, anyway. And there is almost nothing ...)
Now, I discover by chance that many homepages have been archived from the usual anonymous benefactors, the usual gambissima amateurs, from the usual "Red Cross" A lot of the Web web pages. (Maybe all ? I found my ones, anyway. And there is almost nothing ...)
These beautiful girls (Allah always has them in glory!) Have filed even it.geocities.com pages, which are now located here: http : / / it.oocities.com / . For example, typing
http://it.oocities.com/marilyn_3d/ you access to my old, old site dedicated to Marilyn Monroe and "Certain to [other] women "...: an unfinished pioneering era of HTML, just like this one my site (in German literature): http://it.oocities.com/francobrain/ .
I hope you realize the importance of the existence of these archives. This means that we can retrieve data, files and information that we thought lost forever, and many of which date back to the beginnings of the Internet.
The forced closure of a server is always so serious as unprecedented, indeed, takes place without the consent of the users and leads to the disappearance of tonnes (or, rather, terabytes) of data. Not a few of those around 1992-1993 they started to upload to Geocities their first web-designing experiments have since died or are missing (in the world, in life, in infinite space ...). These pages are "recovered", then, the only trace that remained of them.
Others - like me - have continued, with varying degrees of commitment to building sites and explain to others how to do it ... until came the blog platforms and the so-called "Web 2.0" (Facebook, Hi5, Twitter, etc..) which allows even "ignorant" to "asses of cybernetic" and children on the Net to launch their messages, their various outlets and fuck.
Others - like me - have continued, with varying degrees of commitment to building sites and explain to others how to do it ... until came the blog platforms and the so-called "Web 2.0" (Facebook, Hi5, Twitter, etc..) which allows even "ignorant" to "asses of cybernetic" and children on the Net to launch their messages, their various outlets and fuck.
As far as I'm concerned, the archives of geocities / oocities remain the most authentic traces of my 30 years, when the hair was still thick and enthusiasm to the stars.
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