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Oh my gosh. FREAKING NOSTALGIA.
Mar. 14th, 2009 04:27 amWay back when but a kitten on the internets, there was Sailor Moon. :3 It's (ironically) what brought me to furry, but I was poking around the Internet Wayback Machine to see if I could find out any information about Ashloo, an awesome music video creator back in the youth of the Sailor Moon fandom.
And lo and behold? I found old sites I thought I would NEVER see again. I'm about to EXPLODE from nostalgia!
Case in point? Ms. Haruna's Homeroom. I used to go to this site SO often to see clips of Sailor Moon Stars episodes from the Galaxia battle just as mom got the house its first computer. And you know what? It's ON THE WAYBACK ARCHIVE. CREAM PANTS = VERY YES
Example. This is the update from when the site closed due to massive amounts of bandwidth usage. THIS is from when it was offering Sailor Moon vids just prior. (And with some working links! FUCKING WORKING LINKS TO DOWNLOAD VIDEOS FROM 1998!) OMGOSH WTFBBQ!!
So like, if there was some old site that you thought you would never see again, and know the old address? You might be able to get some bits of nostalgia over there. :)
Essentially, consider it like an internet library of sorts. Just, rather than 404s, you can get actual entries from the wayback crawls.
And lo and behold? I found old sites I thought I would NEVER see again. I'm about to EXPLODE from nostalgia!
Case in point? Ms. Haruna's Homeroom. I used to go to this site SO often to see clips of Sailor Moon Stars episodes from the Galaxia battle just as mom got the house its first computer. And you know what? It's ON THE WAYBACK ARCHIVE. CREAM PANTS = VERY YES
Example. This is the update from when the site closed due to massive amounts of bandwidth usage. THIS is from when it was offering Sailor Moon vids just prior. (And with some working links! FUCKING WORKING LINKS TO DOWNLOAD VIDEOS FROM 1998!) OMGOSH WTFBBQ!!
So like, if there was some old site that you thought you would never see again, and know the old address? You might be able to get some bits of nostalgia over there. :)
Essentially, consider it like an internet library of sorts. Just, rather than 404s, you can get actual entries from the wayback crawls.
