| RIP Internet Explorer on 14:41 - Aug 19 with 973 views | factual_blue |
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Jumpers for goalposts [Post edited 19 Aug 2020 14:42]
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| RIP Internet Explorer on 14:42 - Aug 19 with 963 views | Keno |
| RIP Internet Explorer on 14:41 - Aug 19 by factual_blue |
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Jumpers for goalposts [Post edited 19 Aug 2020 14:42]
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I miss my Amiga Commodore |  |
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| RIP Internet Explorer on 14:42 - Aug 19 with 962 views | C_HealyIsAPleasure |
Firstly, why does everyone in this town use Altavista? |  |
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| RIP Internet Explorer on 14:54 - Aug 19 with 924 views | homer_123 |
Angoss SmartWare |  |
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| RIP Internet Explorer on 14:56 - Aug 19 with 919 views | homer_123 |
| RIP Internet Explorer on 14:42 - Aug 19 by Keno |
I miss my Amiga Commodore |
Was a C64 user but then an Atari STE user. | |
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| RIP Internet Explorer on 15:00 - Aug 19 with 905 views | ArnoldMoorhen |
Netscape Navigator was the big rival to internet Explorer in the 90s.
Those with an AOL account had a completely different front end on their Internet Experience.
Oh, and geocities. Kind of like the clunkiest possible implementation of connecting people on the internet, via personal webpages that were grouped into streets by interest. Webrings worked similarly: webpages on a particular topic could link with others and display a webring widget that allowed visitors to find related content.
Basically they were an attempt at social networking without the live factor, or interactivity (unless Guest Books count!) or hashtag or other search mechanisms. |  | | |
| RIP Internet Explorer on 15:01 - Aug 19 with 902 views | AlanRetentive |
I've always favoured Netscape Navigator as it seems to perform better on my x386 machine.
Mother uses Tor for some reason which I am at a loss to understand. |  |
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| RIP Internet Explorer on 15:01 - Aug 19 with 904 views | Keno |
| RIP Internet Explorer on 14:56 - Aug 19 by homer_123 |
Was a C64 user but then an Atari STE user. |
I had one of these
Then moved on to one of these!!
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| RIP Internet Explorer on 15:05 - Aug 19 with 887 views | Swansea_Blue |
| RIP Internet Explorer on 14:56 - Aug 19 by homer_123 |
Was a C64 user but then an Atari STE user. |
Yeah C64 user here too. I always felt I'd won the technology battle against Sinclair users, but then they had all the best games. |  |
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| RIP Internet Explorer on 15:06 - Aug 19 with 878 views | homer_123 |
| RIP Internet Explorer on 15:01 - Aug 19 by Keno |
I had one of these
Then moved on to one of these!!
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I remember borrowing the original Atari for a weekend! | |
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| RIP Internet Explorer on 15:07 - Aug 19 with 871 views | homer_123 |
Betamax | |
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| RIP Internet Explorer on 15:08 - Aug 19 with 869 views | Keno |
| RIP Internet Explorer on 15:07 - Aug 19 by homer_123 |
Betamax |
Cassette Tapes | |
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| RIP Internet Explorer on 15:16 - Aug 19 with 839 views | Steve_M |
| RIP Internet Explorer on 15:00 - Aug 19 by ArnoldMoorhen |
Netscape Navigator was the big rival to internet Explorer in the 90s.
Those with an AOL account had a completely different front end on their Internet Experience.
Oh, and geocities. Kind of like the clunkiest possible implementation of connecting people on the internet, via personal webpages that were grouped into streets by interest. Webrings worked similarly: webpages on a particular topic could link with others and display a webring widget that allowed visitors to find related content.
Basically they were an attempt at social networking without the live factor, or interactivity (unless Guest Books count!) or hashtag or other search mechanisms. |
Ah, 90s internet. TWTD. |  |
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| RIP Internet Explorer on 15:17 - Aug 19 with 844 views | DanTheMan |
Can't wait for big businesses and Governments to start paying Microsoft even more money to continue support it, making developers lives miserable for the foreseeable future. |  |
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| RIP Internet Explorer on 15:21 - Aug 19 with 828 views | andytown |
| RIP Internet Explorer on 15:17 - Aug 19 by DanTheMan |
Can't wait for big businesses and Governments to start paying Microsoft even more money to continue support it, making developers lives miserable for the foreseeable future. |
Yahoo search engine | | | |
| RIP Internet Explorer on 15:29 - Aug 19 with 808 views | homer_123 |
| RIP Internet Explorer on 15:05 - Aug 19 by Swansea_Blue |
Yeah C64 user here too. I always felt I'd won the technology battle against Sinclair users, but then they had all the best games. |
Yeah, they did have some cracking games but so did the C64 and the whole experience was just, simply better. | |
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| RIP Internet Explorer on 17:27 - Aug 19 with 694 views | BlueBadger |
| RIP Internet Explorer on 15:08 - Aug 19 by Keno |
Cassette Tapes |
Mornington Crescent. |  |
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