An encyclopedia of once-common things passing us by.

(You can buy the lovely book version too.)

 

 

Boomer, a faithful reader, sent me a link to archive.org the other day. It’s a site you can look up to see what different websites looked like way back when, and how they have changed day to day. I tried to find my college sites, but no dice. I did, however, find BreakupNews.com, a site that I co-founded and co-edited back in the relatively early days of bloggin’ (2004). We got rid of the site in 2007 and I haven’t thought about it much since then. But I kind of like that it exists in this format, just in case I ever want to scroll down memory lane.

Boomer, a faithful reader, sent me a link to archive.org the other day. It’s a site you can look up to see what different websites looked like way back when, and how they have changed day to day. I tried to find my college sites, but no dice. I did, however, find BreakupNews.com, a site that I co-founded and co-edited back in the relatively early days of bloggin’ (2004). We got rid of the site in 2007 and I haven’t thought about it much since then. But I kind of like that it exists in this format, just in case I ever want to scroll down memory lane.

Notes

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