The oldest site on the Wayback Machine is my first Zope site, from early 2002, but I've had a website and a home server since 1998. I'm pretty sure I registered the domain name in 1999 or so, but can't find any records. From Slackware through Red Hat through Mandrake through SuSE to Ubuntu, served by a 486/100 with a modem, by a Pentium/90 with a microwave dish, and by a series of AMD whiteboxes over DSL... the time has finally come. I no longer have time to maintain a CMS driven website, so I'll just post stuff here instead. Hopefully it will prove interesting.
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