quote:In honor of our 10th birthday, we've brought back our oldest available index. Take a look back at Google in January 2001.
I would recommend searching terms such as iPod, Zune, "bin Laden," and Google yourself (I, unfortunately, didn't exist in the Googleverse in 2001).
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For me it's swineonline. An old browser based game that I loved as a little kid way back when. It has since deceased, but the 2001 search has it!
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I barely exist, some high school University of Toronto contest and an automatically generated ICQ(!) page.
Ah, the memories.
Oh, and some Usenet posts on sucky Bell Internet. I guess the more things change, the more they stay the same.
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A whole bunch of old Hatrack posts (from 2002, mostly) can be accessed that way. And the signup form for EnderCon!
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One Workforce Investment Act agency board out of thousands of listings. That is the curse of the common name. I sometimes wish my mom had more of an imagination.
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One amusing thing: I have a much better ratio of hits then than now. If you "Rivka <lastname>" then, you only get a few hits -- but half are me. If you search it now, most of the hits are a couple of college instructors by that name. Depending on the day, I usually have one hit on the first page of results and one or two on the second.
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quote:Originally posted by Puppy: Weird ... I found a lot of stuff that was more recent than January 2001.
They're using an old index; I don't think that necessarily means all its hits won't have been updated.
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