I did a quick search for my username, and to my surprise I found that I submitted both a trivial patch and a new splashscreen image for The Gimp 1.1 back in 1999! I would have never remembered that on my own. Lots of fun!
I'm pretty sure that I've seen some interesting stuff in IA's collection of downloadable discs/software/computer data that's not yet part of this. Still a great resource, of course.
If I'm looking for a particular file, I'm finding it useful to know the filename used back in the day. I didn't pay that much attention to the specific filename until now.
The blink element has been consistently criticised by usability and accessibility experts. In 1996 Jakob Nielsen described the element as "simply evil" in his Alertbox column Top Ten Mistakes in Web Design.[14] The World Wide Web Consortium's Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 1.0 state that content authors should avoid causing the screen to flicker or blink, noting that such effects can cause problems for people with cognitive disabilities or photosensitive epilepsy.[15]
Oh my, that comment was made in jest I swear, it was the very few things lacking in the site. The counter was there, the animated gif, center tags, etc. I just noticed two things that stuck out as missing to me.
