You can still play flash games like Nanaca Crash https://archive.org/details/nanaca-crash_v110_202011 #flash #flashgame
In this week's internet history post, I look back at the peak of Flash web design in 2003. In particular, the launch of BowieNet version 3 — designed completely in Flash (which made it a huge challenge to get screenshots from the Wayback Machine!). Also featured: MTV2 and tokyoplastic v1. Hat-tip to @alienmelon, who I quote on Flash history. https://cybercultural.com/p/bowienet-v3-flash-2003/ #InternetHistory #Flash
In this week's internet history post, I look back at the peak of Flash web design in 2003. In particular, the launch of BowieNet version 3 — designed completely in Flash (which made it a huge challenge to get screenshots from the Wayback Machine!). Also featured: MTV2 and tokyoplastic v1. Hat-tip to @alienmelon, who I quote on Flash history. https://cybercultural.com/p/bowienet-v3-flash-2003/ #InternetHistory #Flash
I'm not even shure a #drug like " #Flash" that is effective when administered as #EyeDrops would make sense.
- I mean, obviously it's an entirely fictional drug, but even if it's a form of "synthetic #cocaine" wouldn't it be more effective injected or sniffed?
Because I'm now into the early 2000s in my internet history series, I'm encountering some websites that aren't accessible in Wayback Machine...because they were made from #Flash. BowieNet v2 was heavily Flash-based, so it was very difficult to find screenshots. Quite frustrating that Flash was so poorly archived — even the Ruffle open source Flash Player emulator struggles with these old Flash sites.
https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:ev4fhapxcvyjk2ldlwvcfzoq/post/3lzlpyzc5mc25