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scribbler updated My Internet Cubby

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My Internet Cubby

scribbler updated My Internet Cubby

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My Internet Cubby

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rvklein rie

5 years ago

Hello, and welcome to Neocities. Thanks for following!

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rvklein lunareve

5 years ago

Ｗｅｌｃｏｍｅ　ｔｏ　Ｎｅｏｃｉｔｉｅｓ．

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An Expansive Link Directory Of We The Peoples Internet [Learn, Explore, Communicate]

rvklein branpurn

5 years ago

Hey there, thanks for the follow, fellow Montenegro country-code domain owner.

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rvklein melodicake

5 years ago

Hey there, thanks for the follow. Cute pixel art you got there.

melodicake 5 years ago

thank you, i love your site design!

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An Expansive Link Directory Of We The Peoples Internet [Learn, Explore, Communicate]

rvklein

5 years ago

There's a mirror of this website available through hashbase and synced over the dat protocol: https://rvk.hashbase.io/

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rvklein 5 years ago

I should alter the homepage to add mirror links at some point. I would like to ensure resiliency of all the data on my site into perpetuity. In the hopes that my artistic works are safely archived for future internet historians as well.

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rvklein 5 years ago

There is at least a copy of the current site as is [2019-07-29] here: https://web.archive.org/web/20190428220959/https%3A%2F%2Frvklein.me%2F

rvklein calei2copi0

5 years ago

As always, thanks for following! I can't promise much in the near future but I still have dreams of what can be done with the content I already have.

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rvklein veethis

5 years ago

Thanks for the follow there. Interesting how the button styles show up differently in the preview versus in my browser.

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billsworld rvklein

5 years ago

Congratulations! You've been JAUP'd! Your site is now listed here: https://www.geocities.ws/jaup/jaup.htm If you wish you may display any of these buttons with a link back to JAUP on your site! https://www.geocities.ws/jaup/sym.htm

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googol 5 years ago

Well deserved!

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rvklein 5 years ago

Thanks. Cool.

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rvklein geouniversal

5 years ago

Thanks for the follow, there.

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geouniversal 5 years ago

your page is sick!

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rvklein 5 years ago

Thanks. I appreciate it.

geouniversal 5 years ago

i'm really into your ideogramma icon collection. it's so nice

rvklein 5 years ago

geouniversal: I'm flattered. Each icon took a while. Some of the visual metaphors are my own creations, some are quite standard, and some are even based off of program icons (like tools/commands you would find in inkscape, blender, or a bitmap image manipulation app).

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rvklein 5 years ago

I also studied the book "Dictionary of Symbols" by Carl G Liungman quite extensively, as it has many interesting visual metaphors which are not seen or used in modern times or in unicode at all.

geouniversal 5 years ago

I don't think I've seen a bandaid in the same set as a snap to midpoint icon. so much diversity but still feels like every piece belongs

rvklein bytemoth

5 years ago

Okay, I love your theme. Despite how much my mid-nothings web browsing experiences have brought me to despise this smug stock photo model.

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rvklein antillion

5 years ago

Thanks for following there. Say, would you mind telling me what Opera version is included in your win95 image?

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antillion 5 years ago

Opera 8, if I'm not incorrect. It's the newest thing I'm aware of that can (somehow) run in Win 95. Tried to get KernelEx running in 95 just to get a more modern browser going but it unfortunately only seems to work in Windows 98 and 2000 (The 2000 version maintained by a different developer).

bytemoth 5 years ago

I've heard some conflicting information about this, but supposedly 9.27 and/or 10.10 was the final release for 95. AFAIK KernelEx on 98SE lets you get up to 12.02 (or the beta 12.50 build 1497, if you can find it), but 11.64 seems more stable on my machine.

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rvklein 5 years ago

Fortunately, I'm not interested in (Presto) Opera browsers past version 9.5, as this is [approximately] the version used by the Nintendo Wii "Internet Channel" browser. I enjoy poking around inside of more primitive JS/ES runtimes to get a feel for how the language has evolved.

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rvklein 5 years ago

BTW, a guide on how to set up a local TLS termination proxy outside of the VM would be really handy for trying to browse the modern web as it is on such an old piece of software. Not for my sake, but I'm betting somebody would find the information useful.

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antillion 5 years ago

On the topic of Opera I can attempt to get a newer version but I saw Opera 8 almost universally recommended for 95 so I went with it. A few sites had "hacked" versions of newer browsers that supposedly work but they just annihilated my entire install via corruption so I dropped them very fast. On TLS termination proxy I will be sure to read into it and see how to apply it in the future, right now I want to get 98 out

rvklein 5 years ago

I don't see a version of Opera on this disk image, funny enough. Oh well. I'll find a binary. Testing the ancient Internet Explorer version is pretty cute: https://i.imgsafe.org/a4/a453ad9383.png

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antillion 5 years ago

Wait, so the ISO doesn't have an exe for installing Opera? I'll check when I get home.

rvklein ngoomie

5 years ago

Hey, thanks for following!

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ngoomie 5 years ago

I know this is late, but you're welcome!

rvklein updated R.V.Klein 🐇 HOME

5 years ago

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R.V.Klein 🐇 HOME

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rvklein 5 years ago

Working on my JavaScript loader/bootstrapping script again. It's a script that loads another script that can then load more scripts. I've put some thought and care into making sure it's useful in old or primitive runtime environments.

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