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Apparently he's working on it...Alec Rivers wrote:Is Charlie's on there?
Might think about it doing it on some dark winter's night...Gavin Chipper wrote:Sounds good. I think you should include the CofC seedings and xicount totals. (It's worth a try.)
Mike, do you know about the Internet Archive? It is a website which attempts to archive as many Internet pages as possible so that they can still be accessed even when they have closed down. There are usually a few versions of each page, but some of the graphical content is normally missing (so Robovord won't work, being a Java site).Mike's latest article on [i]The Countdown Page[/i] wrote:I have had a spring clean of the Links Page and following the demise of free web space provider GeoCities, it's time to wave a sad farewell to Zef's Countdown Summaries, James Aukett's Countdown Experience (which I'm hoping might reappear) and (saddest of all in my view) Robovord, one of the first Countdown numbers solvers, which was written many years ago.
Thanks Derek. As you may have already seen from another thread, I am aware of it - and have been for some time - but I hadn't considered linking to sites that only now exist as archives. Although maybe I should, if they're of sufficient interest...Derek Hazell wrote:Mike, do you know about the Internet Archive? It is a website which attempts to archive as many Internet pages as possible so that they can still be accessed even when they have closed down. There are usually a few versions of each page, but some of the graphical content is normally missing (so Robovord won't work, being a Java site).
