Stupid 1990’s web nostalgia

I created my first web page in 1995 after a  one-hour html crash course. Back then, the most common graphics on homepages seemed to be pictures of  spiders. The only available browser was called Mosaic, while e-mails were handled by another separate program called Pegasus. The most popular network (at least in Denmark) was Fidonet, and noone knew,  if the internet was just a media hype. When you talked to people, even computer professionals, you often had to explain what a homepage was!

(First posted on myspace 03 dec 2008 )

3 Comments

  • Marigv says:

    1995 ? We had 5 years of freedom and I only saw computers on books. Can you believe this ? But we learned so quickly. 🙂

  • ElleMn says:

    Right around then I got an email address from AOL, but I have anyone to email yet! No one I knew had the internet!

  • ElleMn says:

    oops-“didn’t have anyone to email”

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