Internet Wayback machine
… something I knew that it exists, however, from time to time you have to revisit sites again in order to really remember what they are about.
The Internet Archive – Wayback machine is a pretty cool thing. Here are some images of the Salzburg Research home page (except for some Java classes most entries still seem to work properly).
 12 – Dec 1998 |
 11 – Nov 1999 |
 9 – Oct 2000 |
 27 – Nov 2001 |
 29 – Nov 2002 |
 Current |
Interesting to see that in 1998 we were recommending Netscape 3, something one would not do these days. Also, URL forwarding has the implication that some of the features do not work as expected (because one is rerouted to the current address). Application level protocols would need to have the “typical” parameters of information spaces incorporated, i.e., subject, place and time (WHAT do I want to see based on WHERE and WHEN).
Add comment November 16th, 2006
