★ Nothing Really Dies on the Internet ★

You’ve heard people warn you about your digital footprint by now; your Prezi on “To Kill a Mockingbird” from sixth grade is still floating around out there like a collapsed star in space. People with viral videos from decades ago have formed support circles to cope with the attention. The internet is not a forgiving, forgetful space. This can be frightening as well as beautiful. With this site, I’m hoping to provide elements of both. Here I’ve compiled a small list of old websites. Many of them are abandoned, a few are still active. As you look through these sites, I hope to inspire you to share your presence on the internet in unique ways.

★ luke's favorite sites ★

1980s

• it corp
• vortex
• texas internet consulting

1990s

• arngren
• ask jeeves
• world wide web
• in2p3
• barney fun page
• links.net
• milk.com
• netscape
• san francisco fog cam
• strawberry pop-tart blow-torches
• westnet users
• back door to cmu scs
• corporate bs generator
• mystical smoking head of bob
• multiple insertions
• obsolete computer museum
• piero scaruffi
• reflections of barbie
• sprott's fractal gallery
• agroweb
• bud uglly
• chupacabra
• cyber beach
• dole/kemp campaign
• mcspotlight
• oj simpson trial
• the caffeine page
• spork.org
• world internet exhibition 1996
• dp graph
• jeff's computer heaven
• milamba's australia
• the end of the internet
• hamster dance
• internet explorer is evil
• the lute page
• nebcorp
• zombo.com

2000s

• pixyland