The Last Page Of The WWW (This is cool)

This Is The Last Page Of The WWW ^ | 8/8/11 | ????

[John 8_58]

Make sure you click on the image and it will take you to a real cool image of space that you can zoom in on. Here is the link,

This Is The Last Page Of The WWW

[John 8_58]

Something I found looking for something else and I thought I would share it.

[skr]

The second part is pretty nifty.

[Grizzled Bear]

All I see is a red “X.” Thank you for going through the trouble of sharing it. It’s a really nice “X.”

[John 8_58]

try again, it works for me.

[waynesa98]

Sorry but the actual first WWW page, while not visually as interesting would have been better. I saw it yesterday. It explained html. Guess I’m just a geek.

[SES1066]

I am no expert but I believe that this may be one of the test firings of "Atomic Annie", a 280mm US Army Artillery piece [M65] that could range 13-20 miles. Multiple units were deployed to West Germany and South Korea until replace by low and intermediate range missiles. Before you laugh, it never had to be fired in anger so it did it's job!

A passing thought, since this was the US Army and given that the Navy and Air Force had their nukes, does that leave the Leathernecks as the sole DoD segment of the 1950's without a "Big Bang"?

[waynesa98]

http://info.cern.ch/
http://www.wired.com/geekdad/2011/08/world-wide-web-20-years/

[yefragetuwrabrumuy]

Well, technically, the first page of the Internet is Zombo.com

http://zombo.com/

[John 8_58]

But not as much fun.

[grandpa jones]

who is nick risinger?

[John 8_58]

No idea, why?

[grandpa jones]

If you zoom in on the picture all the way, the name “nick risinger” appears. A quick google check shows that he put the picture together from 30,000 + images.

[jy8z]

I ran out of gas before I could get there. I’ve been stuck here ever since. (READ MY TAGLINE)

[Batrachian]

I don't get it. Is it the last page chronologically to have been created?

[John 8_58]

I don't get it. Is it the last page chronologically to have been created?

No, just a joke I believe.

But it does lead to an incredible interactive image of the night sky that was created from something like 30,000 images. At least that's what grandpa jones wrote in comment #12.

I just posted it because I thought it was funny, and figured everyone needed a break from all the negative news.

[Hillarys Gate Cult]

My favorite;

http://home.earthlink.net/~thesandpit/misc/the_end.htm

[Batrachian]

"No, just a joke I believe."

Yeah, I finally twigged to that, but in doing so I discovered interesting things. The oldest active dot.com is symbolics.com from 1985, and there is such a thing as a .int domain, which I had never heard of. How about that?

And yes, I need a break from all this crap, just like I would need a break from my house falling down around my ears.