Archive Entry /15

ID: 1990-WA-0015-950812-00A • Geocities/NetSCAPE-Era
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★ Welcome to the Digital Frontier ★

Last updated: August 12, 1995


You have entered the archive node #15. This page was constructed using pure HTML 3.2 and optimized for 14.4k modems.

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This site is best viewed at 800x600 resolution with at least 256 colors.

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© 1995 Cyberpunk15. All rights reserved. Not affiliated with any corporation.

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Original URLmembers.xoom.com
Capture Date1995-08-12 14:32 UTC
File Size42,180 bytes
MIME Typetext/html
EncodingISO-8859-1
ChecksumSHA-256: 8a3f...9c21
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Integrity✓ Verified
RenderabilityHigh (Netscape 3.0)
Linked Assets3 GIFs / 1 MIDI
Storage TierCold Archive (LTO-8)
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Historical Context

Entry /15 represents a canonical example of mid-1990s personal web publishing. Captured during the peak of the XOOM/GeoCities ecosystem, this page demonstrates the era's characteristic design patterns: high-contrast color schemes, table-less layouts, explicit resolution recommendations, and manual visitor counters driven by server-side CGI or third-party hit trackers.

The site reflects the decentralized ethos of the early web, where individuals maintained sovereign digital spaces without platform dependency. Preservation efforts focused on capturing not only the HTML structure but also the behavioral context of dial-up browsing, including simulated load times and era-appropriate rendering engines.

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