[Sca-cooks] Wayback Machine, was Sixteenth Century Turkish

[lilinah at earthlink.net]

>"Way back machine"?
>Aelina

Johnna posted a URL, and it has several points of access.

http://www.archive.org/index.php
is one front door, as it were, where they note some of the other 
things they have archived, moving images, live music, audio, and 
texts.

To use The Wayback Machine, and to learn more about what it is, visit:
http://www.archive.org/web/web.php

The Internet Archive saves web sites, among many other things, and to 
visit them, one uses The Wayback Machine.

If one has a site one uses often and it disappears, its a good way to 
visit it again, although it isnt always 100%. It was a big help to me 
when my original Dar Anahita disappeared. They hadnt saved every 
page, and they didnt save every graphic, but much of it was there.

I also get nostalgic for the web 10 or more years ago, when it was a 
much more innocent and less corporate place and websites didnt all 
look the same.
-- 
Someone sometimes called Urtatim