But my HTML websites from back then still work beautifully today, whereas my pals’ masterpieces can only be experienced on old computers running obsolete OSes, browsers, and plug-ins. So, there’s that. Better to have bread for 100 years than cake for 5 minutes. 2/2

The site outlives the product, too.

https://files.iconfactory.net/craig/furbo/site/

Yup.

What kind of cake?

Every once in a while I get a hankering to reminisce and look at my old site on IA. It used hangs head in shame an image map for the navigation. All the hand-coded HTML posts still load fine though.It's a hoot!

randomly, still flashing back to my old talk about the once and future web from aeons ago, where i touch on those flash days https://youtu.be/AHtTpyhMqH0?t=1243 (though the recording quality of that talk is atrocious)

My “simple calendar” page, which uses document.write() still works, and the simplified blackjack game does too. (Thanks for the images for the face cards, Jeffrey!)

well, this was the whole idea and it prroved to work perfectly. This is the web we deserve, the web we should harness again.
We have so much available today in the HTML realm, more people should start their own.
How the early blogs and sites started this thing called internet.