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1- FRAMES!
2- Table based layout
3- Preloading image via JavaScript! In the no less! Screw start render time, we are doing this!
4- Opening links in new pop-up windows. Ahh the days before tabs....
5- Swapping images with onmouseover, like some kind of an animal
6- Burning text into images to use a specific font
7- Browser sniffing the navigator.appName object
Internet old timer here, I watched these videos through this site on their release dates, AMA...
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To my mind, the animatrix was a better successor to the matrix than the sequels ever were. (Then again, just about anything would be.) It showcases the history of the matrix, pleads a case for the machine, and shows life in the matrix. It's an underwatched not-quite-masterpiece that is still excellent.
I recently re-watched the sequels and came to find myself puzzled by the amount of vitriol they receive. Can you explain what your objection to them were? I found them at least entertaining, and consistent with the original. They were by no means above criticism, but I certainly don't think they deserve the level of scorn you typically see.
Earlier quoted context omitted.
To my mind, the animatrix was a better successor to the matrix than the sequels ever were. (Then again, just about anything would be.) It showcases the history of the matrix, pleads a case for the machine, and shows life in the matrix. It's an underwatched not-quite-masterpiece that is still excellent.
I recently re-watched the sequels and came to find myself puzzled by the amount of vitriol they receive. Can you explain what your objection to them were? I found them at least entertaining, and consistent with the original. They were by no means above criticism, but I certainly don't think they deserve the level of scorn you typically see.
sadly to videos don't work anymore (to download)
Internet old timer here, I watched these videos through this site on their release dates, AMA...
Digital archeology is going to be an interesting field sooner or later, sooner from the looks of this. It's amusing to see the video sizes - "Large bandwidth 640x272" My, how times have changed...
And you can emulate so much software in your browser now, including rare stuff. In your browser - just click a link and play history. https://archive.org/details/softwarelibrary_msdos_games
If you want to help, first donate to the Internet Archive http://archive.org/donate/ then send your floppies and old CD-ROMS to Jason Scott http://ascii.textfiles.com/archives/4624 and then help us back up the archive http://archiveteam.org/index.php?title=INTERNETARCHIVE.BAK/g...
I don't think a modern website with CSS3/HTML5 favored will load that perfect in 10 years.