Can we talk about NOWHEREMOM yet?

[zinfamous]

Vintage photographs of battleships, battlecruisers and cruisers.

To go directly to photos of a specific ship, simply enter her name in the search window (little white space) at the upper left. Ditto for a type of warship, country, year, etc..., e.g. battlecruiser. You can click on an individual photograph to view it alone against a dark background. When you...

dennilfloss.blogspot.com

how is that still active?

< has no idea how people pay for internet things.

 

[nakedfrog]

how is that still active?

< has no idea how people pay for internet things.

I think blogspot is free.

 

[zinfamous]

I think blogspot is free.

but aren't webpages of all types (domains/names; whatever the proper term is) essentially "recycled" or "replaced" at regular intervels and those that aren't maintained regularly will simply disappear in the process? Like, a refresh process, where the reboot discards the chaff that hasn't been touched by the owner in x amount of time, regardless of domain host payment status?

I remember reading this at some point, essentially an article about the Internet Archive; it reminded me of how the human body essentially "replaces itself" every 30-40 days due to the overall rate of cell death and replication.

 

[skyking]

maybe a friend or family took it on. It's a cool thing IMO.

 

[nakedfrog]

but aren't webpages of all types (domains/names; whatever the proper term is) essentially "recycled" or "replaced" at regular intervels and those that aren't maintained regularly will simply disappear in the process? Like, a refresh process, where the reboot discards the chaff that hasn't been touched by the owner in x amount of time, regardless of domain host payment status?

I remember reading this at some point, essentially an article about the Internet Archive; it reminded me of how the human body essentially "replaces itself" every 30-40 days due to the overall rate of cell death and replication.

Well, my ex has been dead nearly five years, but one of her blogs from 2006 is still live.