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#retrocomputing #geocities #90s #90sweb
00:00 Intro
00:17 Search engine for the old web
01:31 Play DOS games in a browser
02:06 Duke3D in the browser
04:11 90s weather on the 8s
05:26 90s animated GIFs
07:16 90s animated GIFs as art
11:06 Mac OS in the browser
15:49 Marathon 2
16:19 And more
17:16 Wrapping up
Views : 32,166
Genre: Gaming
Date of upload: Mar 23, 2024 ^^
Rating : 4.975 (13/2,042 LTDR)
RYD date created : 2024-05-03T02:02:33.819309Z
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
As you said, these sites are not very accessible but I still miss the originality. Most of the sites now are very alike.
These were oozing the creators personalities.
Thanks for the trip π!
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I'm still waiting for a snes game to finish downloading on my dial-up from 1997. Any day now...
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Hyperlink surfing like it's 1999
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What do you mean this channel has less than 500 subs? The quality is on par with some much larger channels, great work dude
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I will be bookmarking DOS Games to go look for the stuff I used to play as a little girl - love it
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I discovered a video about neocities and SpaceHey which led me here, gotta say man your content is exploring some of the most interesting and fun aspects of early web, I love it! 636th sub on the way.
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This video really takes me back! Being a kid and having the internet in the 90βs - what an amazing time to be alive.
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Shoutout to Youtube for giving me a recommendation I actually wanted to watch for once, great video!
I'm mainly nostalgic for the way the web was, as the very late 90s to mid 00s when I was entering my teenage years led me on many nights of happy hyperlink hopping. The loss of Geocities, Homepages and their ilk grieves me deeply, and seeing all those tiling backgrounds, unreadable text and gifs that are dithered to within an inch of their digital life just fills me with absolutely terminal nostalgia. You got a real sense of the person behind the page whenever you checked out one of these sites, and there was such a wonderful feeling of discovery, especially when you found something on an obscure subject, or a tidbit on a fansite that was new. As convenient as having everything on only a few sites is, it sometimes feels like we lost a whole, if nascent artform to the ravages of time, its examples thankfully frozen in amber thanks to the Wayback Machine and the archive.
With that said, I propose that as a group, we all simply find a time machine and travel back in time to somehow keep that era of the internet going, and maybe, if there's time, warn some people about disasters and avert tragedies and whatnot...but you know, keep the internet wacky, top priority!
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You just hit my recommended feed; high quality, good presentation, and great subject-matter(s) -nailing it!
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The peak of the Internet
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My God, how far away those years seem. Great job, dude
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This is a channel I never freaking knew I needed, but your content really feeds my 90's curiosities. Keep it up!
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i love the old web style, i made my own website just to make it look old :)
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I was randomly recommended this and what a great video. This was a little before my time but the gifs were cool and Wiby is neat. Subscribed instantly.
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Glad to find your channel. O like the old good web.
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youtube threw me this way and im glad it did. subbed!
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I used internet since 1991 before web even existed, so i have seen it all since day 1 of web. I remember people worldwide stole these animated icons from each other and placed them all over their web sites to look cool. Internet were mostly FTP, IRC and E-Mail in MS-DOS 1991. FTP were maily used for high speed piracy with fast internet lines at schools, while others used IRC to speak with people worldwide.
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i had no idea you were a youtuber, this is awesome thank you! subbed
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YOU ONLY HAVE 842 SUBS (as of the time I'm writing this)???!!! Bro that's insane. Amazing production quality.
Edit: Make that 843 subs now. I couldn't help but subscribe.
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@coalcreekdefense8106
1 month ago
It's high time for us to start LARPing the 1990s and 2000s.
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