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lolwut updated lolwut?

4 years ago

lolwut?

dd4c.html

comp.html

gaming/pc/lego-harry-potter.html

comp/flash-howto.html

flash/wheres-my-birdhouse.html

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holeinmyheart 4 years ago

fuck my bright yellow lego ass. you just reminded me after an over decade long burial in the recesses of my degenerate brain of that harry potter game

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koshka 4 years ago

That picture frame feels like a fancier version of the end-screen in the good, old version of Solitaire.

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rbuchanan 4 years ago

Nota bene: 32-bit versions of (Klondike) Solitaire, Spider, Freecell, etc. from Windows 95 through XP will still run on current versions of Windows, requiring a fraction of the resources gorged by their contemporary counterparts.

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amiya updated amiya's world

4 years ago

books.html

books/sun.html

books/levi.html

dann updated Dannarchy

4 years ago

tut/tut_002.html

Dannarchy

games_doom.html

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keysklubhouse 4 years ago

Thank you for writing these scripts and sharing them! They're much more reliable than the squirrely third-party hit counter I've been using.

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sadgrl flamedfury

4 years ago

Thank you so much for your feedback on my page <3 Also thanks for pointing out curated link directories. (I didn't know about href.cool!) I will definitely explore and list these, especially now that I have a "name" for what they are. Thank you!!!

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flamedfury 4 years ago

glad that it helped :) i believe that with places like neocities, link directories we have a real opportunity for the small web to flourish outside of the corporate, hostile web :)

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sadgrl updated Death is a new beginning

4 years ago

oldweb/index.html

oldweb/surftheweb.html

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letslearntogether 4 years ago

You can also use HTTrack, a piece of software for making a local copy of a website. It is available for multiple operating systems and is fairly easy to use.

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flamedfury 4 years ago

love this article. i have pangs of regret for not having a lot of my early web sites archived. the web archive was just getting started back around then but i've lost so much with deleted files, dying harddrives. the earliest of my works i can find is from 99 and all the images are missing. oh well, more on top of it these days :)

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flamedfury 4 years ago

on surftheweb.html there's great opportunity to start exploring hand currated link directories that have been started in the last few years. similar to what yahoo! first started as, check out kickscondor.com who i feel is leading the charge with his link directory https://href.cool. love your newoldweb series :)

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nightcity 4 years ago

neocities used to let you download your entire website in a zip file so you could back it up that way. It was a super useful feature, but I guess they had to get rid of it. I don't know why.

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purplehello98 4 years ago

you can still download your site in a zip file, from the dashboard at the bottom left corner

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nightcity 4 years ago

That's odd, because the link is no longer there for me. Perhaps it has something to do with the size of the website? (mine is just under 20mb). Honestly, this is a mystery to me.

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letslearntogether 4 years ago

I think you are right. I noticed my link disappeared too after I hit a certain size.

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sadgrl 4 years ago

I also do not have the link on my dashboard anymore. I definitely used to. But supporters can download their archive via Cyberduck on Windows, so I guess I'll manually archive every so often.

aliceinavocadoland updated αʌσcα∂σ ℓαи∂ ωɛℓcσмɛƨ ʏσʋ

4 years ago

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shrines/twilight.html

aboutme.html

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artificialnightsky updated 人造夜空

4 years ago

toxicslime

4 years ago

holy Shet I just remembered KMFDM

nostalgic

4 years ago

So I just unearthed a treasure trove of content from my very first website, on an old CD dating back to 2000/2001...All the original anime shrines I made are there, so I could feasibly do remade versions for all of them... 🤔

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jlehr 4 years ago

Share!

jlehr 4 years ago

I have 57 sites since 2000 all archived that I'd love to start hiding on here

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slippy-effugium 4 years ago

That'd be pretty cool to see!

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nostalgic 4 years ago

The code is pretty messed up (I was like...11 at the time when I first created it) so it's going to need some serious editing if I ever release it publically!

hawaii1999 4 years ago

omg that sounds amazing! it must have been so cool to find that

neo-neighborhoods amiya

4 years ago

Welcome to SouthBeach! Your site can be seen listed in the Residential District: https://neo-neighborhoods.neocities.org/SouthBeach/residence.html

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nightcity updated Night City | Home

4 years ago

Night City | Home

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infern0 dann

4 years ago

i've updated my site button if you want to change it on your links page

dann 4 years ago

Will do, thanks

infern0 4 years ago

oh and i also changed my domain name so the link you've put for me on your doom page is no longer valid

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amiya updated amiya's world

4 years ago

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sadgrl updated Death is a new beginning

4 years ago

shrines/webtv/chatrooms.html

shrines/webtv.html

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sadgrl

4 years ago

I'm convinced everyone has one of these: what 200 page document did you "discretely" print in middle school? for me it was the Teen Titans wiki and the script for Pirates of the Caribbean

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jlehr 4 years ago

Countless albums of lyrics

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keysklubhouse 4 years ago

It was college, not high school, but I definitely printed out some long fanfics for later reading at home (I didn't have internet at home at the time).

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keysklubhouse 4 years ago

Although now that I think about it, I *did* get a smack in the back of the head from my Spanish teacher for printing out a pic of I think it was a Mighty Ducks The Animated Series character art lmao.

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corq 4 years ago

A detailed gamefaqs guide for mario sunshine.

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teddybear-halo 4 years ago

Omg!! I was printing out so much, lmao. It was mostly anime/videogame fan art (a looot of kingdom hearts) and fan fiction. I had a special folder that I’d hoard all of my husbando pics in. This started a trend within my friend circle and we’d whip out our secret folder/binders and share what we had found online that week...some of us still have the folders, it’s really funny! :p

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nostalgic 4 years ago

Individual frames of animated gifs so I could make flipbooks of Goku.

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dann 4 years ago

Day of the Barney fanfic.

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bright-eyes 4 years ago

Lots of dinosaur and animal related stuff at college, though no one really seemed to care. I used to recycle printouts that other students had discarded so save paper.

toxicslime updated toxic slime

4 years ago

nostalgic updated Nostalgia for the 2000s

4 years ago

adopts/quiz.html

adopts/gifts/awards.html

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sadgrl letslearntogether

4 years ago

I really enjoy your pages "A Personal Statement of Artistic Intent" and "True Freedom". I'm very interested in discourse about art/creativity itself, not necessarily in relation to the basic art forms (visual art, music, etc.) Do you know what I could search to find more information about this stuff?

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letslearntogether 4 years ago

Thanks! About creativity itself? To be honest, I am not sure. A brief Internet search for "psychology of Creativity" turned up this: https://www.verywellmind.com/what-is-creativity-p2-3986725

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letslearntogether 4 years ago

For me personally, "creativity" has two meanings: 1. getting a different perspective on the seemingly familar and 2. having a drive to make things. The first is achieved through exploration and the second is achieved by dedication. Both meanings are complementary and have constructiveness as their aim.

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letslearntogether 4 years ago

I hope that helps in some way! I am happy to dialogue about it more if you are interested.

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nohappynonsense 4 years ago

Neil Gaiman wrote a good piece about "Where do you get your ideas from?" : https://www.neilgaiman.com/Cool_Stuff/Essays/Essays_By_Neil/Where_do_you_get_your_ideas%3F

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nohappynonsense 4 years ago

Also Austin Kleon's blog goes over creativity/art/ideas etc all the time, he cites a lot of other famous creatives and I usually enjoy reading any of his entries: https://austinkleon.com/

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letslearntogether 4 years ago

Great links! Thank you for sharing! That Neil Gaiman article is both insightful and hilarious.

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sadgrl

4 years ago

I hope y'all don't mind if I comment on everyone and anyone's activity ^^;; I kind of love this feature of Neocities, how everyone is connected via the "dashboard/activity". It makes a lonely activity like making a website so much better. Did Geocities even have a feature like this?

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neo-neighborhoods 4 years ago

No back then we relied on guestbooks and site fourms. Most sites had a guestbook or a fourm some had both.As far as NeoCities goes, everyone I would think loves to see people post comments on thier profile here or in their guestbooks, I know I do.

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letslearntogether 4 years ago

Haha! It's great isn't it? I don't think Geocities had any feature like it, although it has been a long time and I could be wrong.

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keysklubhouse 4 years ago

I love this feature, too! I think it's a great addition and a great way to interact. :)

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strawberry-gashes updated ...with strawberry gashes all over...

4 years ago

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