Show HN: Rip.so – a graveyard for dead internet things
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#2I like this project! Would be great if you could add their logos for sentimental value.
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#3I like this project! Would be great if you could add their logos for sentimental value.
added to the roadmap, ty for the suggestion.
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#4Skype is missing?
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#5That big flashing yellow bar near the top makes the page _literally impossible_ for me to read. Human eyes are built to follow the fastest/flashiest thing around, and that bar takes the provierbial cake in terms of eyeball distraction.
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#6Skype is missing?
will be added soon :) yea that is a major find.
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#7Thanks for reminding me about RealPlayer. I remember playing flash games on it I had on a USB drive. Felt like a hacker when I downloaded them from a website and played them locally instead of having to be connected to the internet to play them :)
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#8Amazing to read through the list. I had no idea about Orkut. To kill an application with 300m users seems insane.
Anyone here knows why MSN was ever killed? The brand was so strong. I am sure usage was still there. You'd think Microsoft could still bring it back somehow. In a similar vein, it was never clear to me why hotmail was killed to make place for "live" mail.
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#9MiniDisc "ignored by the world" my ass, ignored by the USA you mean.
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#10That big flashing yellow bar near the top makes the page _literally impossible_ for me to read. Human eyes are built to follow the fastest/flashiest thing around, and that bar takes the provierbial cake in terms of eyeball distraction.
I agree. Painful. (Especially on a "dark mode" website)