Google 1988
Comedy.com has “archived” how Google.com looked in 1988, complete with ASCII porn, a less complicated version of Tetris, and proof that Drudge has been using that annoying flashing light forever. Funny stuff.
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BUSTED! I doubt the W3C had a subdir /1999/ back in 1988, or had any XHTML spec released.
And you gotta love ‘em non-interactive ASCII tetris widgets, which Google undoubtedly had in 1988 (if they would’ve existed back then).
Comment by Tim | November 26, 2006
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