El sueño húmedo de la mujer del pescador

Posted by Josep Lapidario

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Después de cómo mínimo dos milenios, el 29 de agosto de 1930, fueron evacuados los últimos 36 habitantes de Saint Kilda, una de las comunidades más aisladas del Reino Unido, que hasta mediados del siglo XIX había vivido casi sin contacto con el mundo exterior. Finalmente, las influencias externas habían acabado arruinando su modo de vida propio marcado por la autosuficiencia.

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Here lies what we could salvage from the ashes of GeoCities.

Yahoo! has done an amazing thing by keeping GeoCities alive for as long as they did, but we feel that it is a waste to leave the Internet with a hole of this magnitude. At a minimum, Yahoo! could have simply left GeoCities as a monument to the early days.
Maybe close it off from editing and simply make it static after getting rid of the spam pages once and for all.
Behind this minimalistic page stretches a wealth of Internet history. If any of it was yours and we have successfully recovered it, then we hope it makes you happy to see it restored. We’ve rebuilt the walls to the Cities and the streets where a large part of the early settlers of the World Wide Web used to live in. You can still find them where they were before, but not all of the houses have been rebuilt yet.

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BBC – 1957

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