155 years before the first gifs in 1987, a Belgian physicist Joseph Plateau created these repeating images depicting motion through spinning discs.
There was a gif I used to see all the time, but can't find it. It was animated, anime style and somebody with a sword was cutting through dozens of people, it had a kill counter in the top corner I think.
Seeing a bunch of recent gifs and then re-reading the thread title "earlier days of the internet" and I'm just like... c'mon man I'm old.
never saw this one b4.
Must be subversive advetising for lack of parental controls?
Seeing a bunch of recent gifs and then re-reading the thread title "earlier days of the internet" and I'm just like... c'mon man I'm old.
I think back to many popular ytmnds, but even that wasn't really *early* internet.
etc.
The hamster dance and Spiderman GIFs immediately made the songs pop into my head.
Remember looking at this on crappy (great at the time) phones when I was little and "being like whaaaat that's not even possible!"
What has made GIF hang around is the animation loop that Netscape added. If Netscape had not added GIF in their browser, GIF would have died in 1998.
There was a gif I used to see all the time, but can't find it. It was animated, anime style and somebody with a sword was cutting through dozens of people, it had a kill counter in the top corner I think.
Lohan gif always make me cry.
Did it have stick figures?
This?
Wow the memories...
I remember seeing her on SNL. Such a shame.
Most of the stuff I have is past 2000.
That reminds me:
If it's from the 21st century, it's not from the early days of the internet.
If it's from the 21st century, it's not from the early days of the internet.
NEDMI think back to many popular ytmnds, but even that wasn't really *early* internet.
etc.
I remember seeing her on SNL. Such a shame.