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1. Alex Michael Berry 🐈🐩 7 min later

   @zachleat Cool content doesn't change.

2. cthos 🐱 16 min later

   @zachleat this is why my blog is carved into stone tablets, which I then place in a deep and relatively inaccessible cave system.

   1. Zach Leatherman 54 min later

      @cthos permanent or accessible: choose one

3. Vadim Makeev 21 min later

   @zachleat Good links don’t die! Since 2008 https://pepelsbey.net/2008/02/second-breath/

   1. Zach Leatherman 56 min later

      @pepelsbey excellent, yes

   2. haliphax 👾 3 hr later

      @pepelsbey @zachleat Aw yiss https://haliphax.dev/2008/07/central-repository/

      1. haliphax 👾 3 hr later

         @pepelsbey @zachleat This is, however, a filthy lie. I have changed hostnames at least 4 times. 🤣

         1. Vadim Makeev 3 hr later

            @haliphax @zachleat I think you can tell by the .net domain that it’s a genuine historical artifact in my case 🧐

   3. Thomas Steiner 5 hr later

      @pepelsbey @zachleat Found after a couple of clicks: https://pepelsbey.net/static/pages/vadim.makeev.src.jpg (careful , 7.6 MB) 😎

4. Stuart Langridge 4 hr later

   @zachleat no

5. Alexis Deveria 4 hr later

   @zachleat I 100% want this. Doing my part by keeping my 2004 Lemmings site up at https://a.deveria.com/lemmings/

   I still have some content going back to 1998 still available, but sad to say that doesn't include my first website :(

   1. Zach Leatherman 4 hr later

      @Fyrd (incredible)

6. Beau Collins 4 hr later

   @zachleat funny how we thought the internet could somehow be exempt from the second law of thermodynamics.

7. Thomas Randolph 4 hr later

   @zachleat listen, man, some of the stuff I've put online over the last 25 years is best left as rotted...

8. Patrick H. Lauke 8 hr later

   @zachleat you going to pay for, and guarantee, hosting and domain registration costs in perpetuity? :p

   1. Zach Leatherman 8 hr later

      @patrick_h_lauke let me ask my accountant