Personal Websites New/Updates, things to see?

A Fancier iWeb: EverWeb

dkaramit said:

Hello everybody

This is my first post in mac-forums
Here is my personal site, i just finished using iWeb...
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Anyone ever used the iWeb like program ? HERE: http://www.everwebapp.com/

Hey folks. This area been quiet for a while. Anyone have personal websites they'd like to share? I'm sure there's got to be some cool one's out there!

- Nick

p.s. As long as they're personal websites and not for profit websites. Thanks

pigoo3 said:

Hey folks. This area been quiet for a while. Anyone have personal websites they'd like to share? I'm sure there's got to be some cool one's out there!

- Nick

p.s. As long as they're personal websites and not for profit websites. Thanks

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Didn't know this thread existed. Oh, well. Here's mine. Quite a small forum consisting of a few friends sharing musical ideas. Basically we chat about what we are playing and give/receive recommendations as to what to buy next. So long as it's about music, nothing is off the table.

Home | MusicShack (outdated link removed)

It’s a personal site, though what I do for a living. This is me: Tim Timleck | Toronto Area Drummer and Educator

I need to update this and add a lot more content.

KevinJS said:

Home | MusicShack (outdated link removed)

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I think I just found the place where I will be wasting many hours once school is out for the summer break.

Thanks guys for sharing the personal websites. Nice!

- Nick

I published my first web page in 1996. It was hosted by the old Sierra Club BBS which was called "Portal" (cup.portal.com). The first page was a guide to what to do on a long layover in Narita, Japan. My second page, also hosted on Portal, was a guide to the island of Saipan in the Northern Mariana Islands where I was living at the time. (Portal got its name from the town of El Portal, The Gateway to Yosemite.)

The original Narita Layover page is here: Old Narita Layover Page

The original Saipan page is here: Saipan Page

My current homepage: Mike Newman

For those interested in Internet history, my account with Portal was a unix shell account. Access to Portal was via an X.25 PAD (dial up) that I had installed on Saipan for my work. Software on the Mac included Mac Terminal, Mac SLiRP and MacTCP. On the shell account my web browser was Lynx. On the Mac we got MacWeb in the mid-90s. It could display GIFs inline, but JPEGs had to be downloaded and viewed separately.

Enough nonsense from an old man.