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My music

"THE COWBOYS OF CYBERSPACE" is my new and first Album 2021 From the sounds Electro Industrial Metal with Punk influences, inspired by our current computer culture fused with a technological imagery that comes from Cyberpunk literature.
the complete album can be found on Bandcamp

1 albums

Personal links

My website

R3TR0G4M3S: My first website focused on my music and retrogaming [hosted by neocities].
Little Penguin: Second project dedicated to the best lightweight Linux distros [hosted by neocities].
Terminalist: Third and last personal website (fake terminal website) dedicated to linux terminals and its applications [hosted by neocities].

My social

Youtube: Retrogaming videos, Linux Customizations, my music and much more.
Twitter: My personal twitter profile page images and daily impressions.

External links

The Oldest Websites on the Net

wizworld.com: WizWorld.com. While designed in 2003 it looks about ten years older than that.

spacejam.com: Space Jam, another beautiful aesthetic website which clearly hasn't been touched since the movie was released in 1996.

the-light.com: We continue with a 1995 gem Victor Engle's homepage.

vortex.com: This website does it feature a whole array of newfangled things such as "colors" and "links." It was updated in 2017 but still has that Bill Clinton Era look to it.

itcorp.com: No colors, no connections, just a great desire not to appear. It was grudgingly put up by the owners of a company who claimed that they weren't looking for clients and who added, "This Web page exists primarily to satisfy the needs of those who expect every domain to have a Web presence." Well, here's your "web presence." It's almost as if they're saying, "suck it!"

tic.com: Another masterpiece of minimalism with a vibrant dead canary color as a background! This was updated as recently as 2004 but has never once abandoned or besmirched its humble and primitive design.

cfg.com: Wow, now we're REALLY getting high-tech. This is the site for a software company founded in 1970 and who still wants to protect you against the Y2K bug.

fogcam.org: Ok guys, this is the Webâ€™s longest-running webcam! Every minute of every day, it posts a snapshot of what it looks like over a courtyard at San Francisco State University. In case you were wondering, the answer is usually foggy. Webcams wouldnâ€™t become customary on laptops, tablets, and phones until many years later, but students Jeff Schwartz and Dan Wong built the webcam as a project to capture student life. It has been taking a snapshot every minute and broadcasting it continuously for 22 years over a San Francisco State University courtyard since 1994.

mcom.com: The history or rather the prehistory of web surfing, For many people, this was their first landing page on the World Wide Web. In 1994 Andreessen founded Netscape by distributing Netscape Navigator to the public. It was a huge success and was the first browser for everyone. It was also the first move in a new kind of war for Internet users against computer software giant Microsoft, which subsequently created its own window to the Web, Internet Explorer.