Old? Geeky? Check out this amazing-looking blog.
Even more surprisingly, it’s apparently built on Wordpress.
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It’s not that amazing looking as it looks and behaves like Unix. But, that it is constructed in WordPress is.
He wants a dollar for his efforts. Hardly! :)
It’s surprisingly usable, though. Probably few of us have seen that sort of interface in over ten years – unless you’re a masochist – and yet the usability proposition for this blog is still pretty strong.
I did a console spoof called “RetroWeb Console” here: http://markwoodman.com/
It’s all DHTML, though… no server calls after the initial GETs for html/javascript.
It never occurred to me to use the same thing with my blog though…. scary :)