From the page "On the radio: a look at the year ahead, Office 97 is here and so are the bugs, why Command & Conquer has conquered my heart, and why you shouldn't download Netscape Communicator..." http://web.archive.org/web/199... - Mark Krynsky
Wow Kevin...that site really takes me back in time. Very cool, I especially like "This page is intended for use with Netscape 1.1 Use it for full effect". - Mark Krynsky
It just didn't look right in Netscape 1.0. I don't think it supported gif transparency or the 'align' image attribute or something. Don't even get me started on NCSA Mosaic. - Kevin Fox
Not in Web Archive. First web site was 2/2005. - Cyndy
My first client site: thomas-york.com / 1996-08-08 / http://tinyurl.com/5g6uoh (Want to know how much things have changed? Molly Holzschlag contacted me in late '96 or early '97 to say how much she liked that monstrosity.) - Roger Benningfield
It was 3 years old when the first shot was taken, and please don't hold the content against me, I'm a reformed conservative :-) http://web.archive.org/web/199... (and it was christmas when the shot was taken, hence the logo) There was another site older than this but I cant remember the exact URL. - Duncan Riley
Mark, sorry, I decided pulling up random sites in wayback machine was better in a different thread... so I pulled my comment about cnet. - Phil Glockner
Wow Duncan, fan of the animated gif back then? Me too, actually.. - Phil Glockner
J. Phil, geocities address as well :-) Back in the days where a .com cost $200 and hosting was prohibitively expensive for most...well for me anyway at the time :-) - Duncan Riley
Duncan - I was lucky that one of my good friends got a portable class C domain back in 1990 before network solutions decided to start reserving them for bigger customers. That became (and still is) talisman.org, 255 fixed IPs of real estate. - Phil Glockner
I'd participate, but archive.org is borking for my domain right now. I know it was 1995 for my first blog like thing, 1997 for my first domain (rizzn.com). Thankfully, since I used Tripod, my first teen angsty blog posts are forever gone. - Mark "Rizzn" Hopkins
The oldest Randomelements link on wayback is Feb 2004 but anyhting from there to June 06 just gives a SharePoint script error (obviously couldn't be archived properly). My first site on geocities (a long time ago) is lost in the ether - can't remember the url and there is no longer any record of it but that went back to about 96/97. - Colin Walker via fftogo
I started Safuto.com back in 2000. Here's the front page from late 2001. Notice the reference to Austin weather on the front page. I lived there from 1999 til Sept. 2001. http://web.archive.org/web/200... - Rob Safuto
