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EVERY site ever made is being archived! Check this one out-
www.retouchpro.com, april 11, 2001
EVERY site ever made is being archived! Check this one out-
www.retouchpro.com, april 11, 2001
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They call it the Web Wayback Machine
It's a lot of fun, and I've actually gotten a lot of serious use out of it. They're trying to archive all websites from now forward, but their archive from about a year ago back is very spotty (but still better than we had before they went online).
Go search for your very first website. It might still be around there
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That's neat Greg. I always thought they should keep track of the internet sites some how but never knew someone took on that monumental challenge. Thanks for the info.
DJComment
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Then again, some of that 'way back when' stuff is probably best forgotten ...Comment
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I have to agree with Sam. Kinda scary!
EdComment
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Good find, Greg! I'd run across the Wayback website recently but hadn't tried it out -- seeing the original RetouchPro makes me even more grateful to Doug for all the improvements he's worked on to make this site offer so much and work so well.Comment
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Do they store files too? Wouldnt that take up way to much data.Comment
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