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  1. Was going through old physical photos, weeding out all the old 'nameless landscape and mountain' shots, prints with people on them that I now have no recollection of.... etc, as one does at this time of year.

    Found this interesting one - that's my desk at work back in '96. The IBM tower behind the desk was the TV station's web server. The hardware stack on top was the ISDN connection to our ISP. At that time, local ISP's didn't offer web hosting of the kind we wanted/needed.

    If you want a giggle, check out the Wayback Machine snapshot of the site.

    Heh, the system specs:
    'Our webserver is an IBM PC Server 320 with 3 gigabytes of hard disk space, 156 megabytes of RAM, running on an Intel Pentium 90mhz processer (with the ability to upgrade to dual Pentiums).'

    web.archive.org/web/1996123014

    #YEG #CITV #Internet #Website #RetroTech #WaybackMachine #WebDesign #OldSchoolComputing #Alberta #Canada #Television #Broadcasting BroadcastingHistory

  2. Was going through old physical photos, weeding out all the old 'nameless landscape and mountain' shots, prints with people on them that I now have no recollection of.... etc, as one does at this time of year.

    Found this interesting one - that's my desk at work back in '96. The IBM tower behind the desk was the TV station's web server. The hardware stack on top was the ISDN connection to our ISP. At that time, local ISP's didn't offer web hosting of the kind we wanted/needed.

    If you want a giggle, check out the Wayback Machine snapshot of the site.

    Heh, the system specs:
    'Our webserver is an IBM PC Server 320 with 3 gigabytes of hard disk space, 156 megabytes of RAM, running on an Intel Pentium 90mhz processer (with the ability to upgrade to dual Pentiums).'

    web.archive.org/web/1996123014

    #YEG #CITV #Internet #Website #RetroTech #WaybackMachine #WebDesign #OldSchoolComputing #Alberta #Canada #Television #Broadcasting BroadcastingHistory

  3. Was going through old physical photos, weeding out all the old 'nameless landscape and mountain' shots, prints with people on them that I now have no recollection of.... etc, as one does at this time of year.

    Found this interesting one - that's my desk at work back in '96. The IBM tower behind the desk was the TV station's web server. The hardware stack on top was the ISDN connection to our ISP. At that time, local ISP's didn't offer web hosting of the kind we wanted/needed.

    If you want a giggle, check out the Wayback Machine snapshot of the site.

    Heh, the system specs:
    'Our webserver is an IBM PC Server 320 with 3 gigabytes of hard disk space, 156 megabytes of RAM, running on an Intel Pentium 90mhz processer (with the ability to upgrade to dual Pentiums).'

    web.archive.org/web/1996123014

    #YEG #CITV #Internet #Website #RetroTech #WaybackMachine #WebDesign #OldSchoolComputing #Alberta #Canada #Television #Broadcasting BroadcastingHistory

  4. Was going through old physical photos, weeding out all the old 'nameless landscape and mountain' shots, prints with people on them that I now have no recollection of.... etc, as one does at this time of year.

    Found this interesting one - that's my desk at work back in '96. The IBM tower behind the desk was the TV station's web server. The hardware stack on top was the ISDN connection to our ISP. At that time, local ISP's didn't offer web hosting of the kind we wanted/needed.

    If you want a giggle, check out the Wayback Machine snapshot of the site.

    Heh, the system specs:
    'Our webserver is an IBM PC Server 320 with 3 gigabytes of hard disk space, 156 megabytes of RAM, running on an Intel Pentium 90mhz processer (with the ability to upgrade to dual Pentiums).'

    web.archive.org/web/1996123014

    #YEG #CITV #Internet #Website #RetroTech #WaybackMachine #WebDesign #OldSchoolComputing #Alberta #Canada #Television #Broadcasting BroadcastingHistory

  5. Was going through old physical photos, weeding out all the old 'nameless landscape and mountain' shots, prints with people on them that I now have no recollection of.... etc, as one does at this time of year.

    Found this interesting one - that's my desk at work back in '96. The IBM tower behind the desk was the TV station's web server. The hardware stack on top was the ISDN connection to our ISP. At that time, local ISP's didn't offer web hosting of the kind we wanted/needed.

    If you want a giggle, check out the Wayback Machine snapshot of the site.

    Heh, the system specs:
    'Our webserver is an IBM PC Server 320 with 3 gigabytes of hard disk space, 156 megabytes of RAM, running on an Intel Pentium 90mhz processer (with the ability to upgrade to dual Pentiums).'

    web.archive.org/web/1996123014

    #YEG #CITV #Internet #Website #RetroTech #WaybackMachine #WebDesign #OldSchoolComputing #Alberta #Canada #Television #Broadcasting BroadcastingHistory

  6. The holidays will soon be upon us, so over the next few days, we'll be checking out some awesome 80s and 90s tech from the Radio Shack Christmas catalogs, thanks to RadioShackCatalogs.com!
    #RetroTech #90sTechnology #80sTechnology #OldSchoolComputing #VintageSoftware #PCHistory #TechNostalgia

  7. Lotus 1-2-3 was a groundbreaking spreadsheet software program released in 1983 by Lotus Development Corporation. It combined three key features—spreadsheet, database, and graphics—which revolutionized business computing during the 1980s. Dominating the market in the 1980s and early 1990s, it set the standard for productivity software until Microsoft Excel overtook it in popularity.
    🏷️ #RetroTech #Lotus123 #80sTechnology #VintageSoftware #OldSchoolComputing #SpreadsheetHistory #NostalgicTech

  8. Released in November 1996, this Microsoft Publisher 97 revolutionized how we created flyers, brochures, and newsletters with its user-friendly interface and a variety of templates. A key tool for small businesses and home users, it brought professional design capabilities to the masses. Relive the simplicity and creativity of the late '90s with a touch of Publisher magic.
    🏷️ #RetroTech #90sTechnology #MicrosoftPublisher #VintageSoftware #TechNostalgia #OldSchoolComputing #ThrowbackTech