Aw, my couch co-op (before it was really even named that) focused gaming website wasn't featured in the gallery: https://geocities.restorativland.org/TimesSquare/Arcade/2516...
The Geocities Gallery
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#13Aw. It seems like they have samples of all of CapeCanaveral communities except "Launchpad" which was of course the coolest. It just returns a page not found.
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#14Every time I see a GeoCities archive, I look for my old site, which I could have sworn was at TimesSquare/9994, but it's never there. Were inactive accounts purged at some point and it got flushed away before people started mirroring GeoCities? Or is it more likely that I just don't properly remember what my page URL was?
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#15I had some colocation in Exodus 1 next to the Geocities cage.
They used thousands of SCSI Lacie consumer drives connected to Sun workstations in a cage about 10'x10'.
And a large fan blowing all that heat into their neighbor's cage.
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#16I miss the old internet.
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#17I had some colocation in Exodus 1 next to the Geocities cage. They used thousands of SCSI Lacie consumer drives connected to Sun workstations in a cage about 10'x10'. And a large fan blowing all that heat into their neighbor's cage.
Found some pictures of this.
While the wiring is a bit of a mess, it seemed to have been fairly well managed overall. Or at least it wasn't completely cluttered.
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#18We're just scratching the surface of all we've lost from the old web.
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#19There was a Geocities like web creator called Neocities https://neocities.org/ I think it is still up.
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#20Theres a ton of treasure from the old web. Hope more of this stuff comes online.