Some more things unearthed (is that the right word?), courtesy of the WayBack Machine.- Another page for the Daria web browser. I've tried to download it, and to my surprise I downloaded something. Not sure what. I'm nervous about trying it out, though. Maybe tomorrow.
- The Cyber-Challenge III. Doesn't seem to do anything now.
- An old version of one of Daria's political essays. Interesting look.
- Did you know that Nicholas (of Mystik Spiral) had a drug problem? Maybe I mentioned this last year. Can't remember.
- I rather like Reburb.com. This would be a nice page to post in a Trent-oriented site (with music, of course).
- A batch of Trivia Contest pages, hard to capture: The Rules, The Site, The End, Round 9, Round 16.
And a special prize: a QuickTime movie showing a very important moment in the first episode. To my astonishment, I was able it to download to RealPlayer. And it works. Kinda crude, but it works. Good Lord.
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- Blood, Sweat, and Cheers, by Kristen Bealer (COMPLETE!): A newly minted classic AU, all the parts in one place.
- Daylight: Falling From Grace - The Road to Nowhere, by Disco316 (Part 13): Gunfight at the OK-To-Cry Corral.
- Welcome Back, Daria, by Napalm Kracken (COMPLETE!): If you haven't read this one yet, start now. Outstanding in-character dialogue, really funny situations, great stuff.
2 comments:
It was implied Nick had a drug problem. He had an "addiction" that was handled by locking him in his house and sliding him fruit roll-ups, but it was never made clear what that addiction was.
The .exe piece you downloaded for the NeoPlanet browser skin is no more than a placeholder, from what I can tell. Almost nothing useful can be present in 5 KB, not even an over-the-Web download manager.
Tools of massive destruction, though, can be placed in far smaller packages, so I would delete it without running it.
I've never run into any genuine executable file having made it through the archive.org mill. They avoid archiving such programs.
If any such downloads actually worked and were booby-trapped with virii, or otherwise misbehaved, Big Fat Lawsuits could ensue, which could wreck such a non-profit entity.
(That incomplete page, by the way, was for the "DarLa.com," cap L, browser skin. MTV not caring very much, part XCVIII.)
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