This is really cool! The
Internet Archive Wayback Machine™
captures images of webpages at random intervals and stores them on a server where you can see what a page used to
look like. Go to the above link and type in the address of your favorite website (maybe your own) and then click
on some of the captured screens. Images are not stored, however, so it will display the little red "x"
in the place of all images that are not still in the same location on the website. In some cases, clicking on a
link takes you to another page in your website. It's a trip down virtual memory lane. Here are just a few from RF
Cafe - we've come a long way, baby!
![- RF Cafe](images/wayback_10-13-1999.jpg)
October 13, 1999 (the earliest one captured)
![RF Cafe - Wayback Machine Screen Shots](images/wayback_8-18-2000.jpg)
August 18, 2000 (my birthday)
![RF Cafe - Wayback Machine Screen Shots](images/wayback_9-22-2001.jpg)
September 22, 2001 (11 days after terrorist attack)
![RF Cafe - Wayback Machine Screen Shots](images/wayback_10-14-2002.jpg)
October 14, 2002 (three years later)
![RF Cafe - Wayback Machine Screen Shots](images/wayback_10-14-2003.jpg)
October 14, 2003 (four years later)
![RF Cafe - Wayback Machine Screen Shots](images/wayback_2-11-2004.jpg)
February 11, 2004 (last archived page) |