Techmology Bits
1 Oct

In honor of their 10th anniversary, Google has released a fun little nugget: their search engine as it was in 2001.
The logo is the 2001 version. And the search results are the same as they were in January 2001. Try searching something recent like “Palin” or “Wii” or “iPhone.”
Oh, and Google partnered with the Internet Archive (also known as the Way Back Machine) to make all the links point to the actual 2001 versions of the web page. So you can search by brand name using this thing and see what major companies’ websites looked like 7 years ago.
It’s terribly fun seeing how far we’ve come and how much has become commonplace that simply wasn’t on the radar back then.
I don’t think this will last forever, so enjoy it while you can.
One Response for "Google Gives You Access To An Internet Time Machine"
Ah now thats nostalgia right there. I was just looking at their original setup dual 200 mhz cpus with 256 MB of RAM for the first back rub system smokin! The rack was chock full of donated hardware and they had 9 gig drives coming out of their ears. Fun stuff. Hard to believe it was only 10 years ago.
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