Love the design aesthetic here. Reminds me of some of the shareware/demoscene games that came out in the early 90s.
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And follower counts won't be live anymore. Computed weekly: https://github.com/neocities/neocities/commit/f4d12b625a085965b6198aa635befc452a05deb4
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Lost 7 followers, but it seems dead and private accounts are no longer counted now. https://github.com/neocities/neocities/commit/1073ed8c2a32b0df2b42b5b53a9e9d2ec3df6ff9
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๐ค๐ฝ i need to thank you for your background page. never thought i'd see that black marble tiled background again in my life... used it on my first site in 2002 and havent seen it since! feelin eternally blessed to see it again. ๐ค๐ฝ
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Nice! I'm amazed at how many images have persisted over the years. I've found images on neocities that I also had on my harddrive with date stamps in the late 90s. Glad you found it useful.
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200 followers!
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Thank you, I take it as a huge compliment. I've always been very fond of the aesthetics of times before I was even born (actually I was born in 1996 and didn't had my own computer until 2005 and internet until 2009!) and somehow wished I could experience it. My biggest inspiration was Petz websites from 90s wchich were still working when I was discovering internets.
I am very new to Neocities but already feel it can be good place for my creations. Btw I like your website very much too and the camera section with old computers is beautiful!
Very cool. Between 1991 and 1993 or so, there were a ton of games by Epic, Apogee, and others who were pushing the coding limits on old systems. It was a fun time. Neocities is definitely a good place to explore creativity. I enjoy making each page something new.