I refuse to believe it. We didn't have Unicode back then and there is absolutely no way that upside down A, Japanese kana, and mathematical set operators all ended up in the same codepage.
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wtf? When did it go down? I swear I was on it just a few months ago...
It went away Beacuse the owner accidentally posted his password online. It was *******
From 1898 on a typewriter. ;)
Any medium can become a medium for art if you work hard enough :)
I really miss how tacky and cute the internet was. Everything is so pretty and cool now but like... Not in a good way, its just bland.
you can still do that you're allowed
But I'm not a web designer or website host 😔
that's why geocities came back :3
GeoCities went away and came back? I dont think I ever saw a GeoCities before present day. Its just a place where everyone can have one website and they are usually... Boldly designed, and personal. Right? I get why we need that now, but do you know more?
In 1993 it might have been on a BBS and not the internet at all. :)
ASCII art was truly peak humanity.
This isn’t ascii. There are several Unicode characters in there.
Which means this image probably isn’t from 1993.