2021-10-22: Rediscovering my Angelfire.com Pages with the Help of the Wayback Machine's CDX API
To liberally steal a line from Stephen King: "A 6 digit ICQ number fled through the ancient Internet, and Jim sporadically scrambled after it." This is has been the case for well over a decade - probably closer to two decades at this point. I know there's a "7" involved. I think it started with "173." Or was it "178." Human memory is fuzzy like that - we tend to store shape features into long term memory which is very problematic for recalling specific numbers twenty-something years later . In the spirit of celebrating the Internet Archive's 25th birthday (everyone else is saying anniversary but I'm going with birthday because I like to anthropomorphize computer things), I thought it appropriate to share some very special data I was able to dig up from the strata of the ancient web during one of my fits to track down that ICQ number. I was up late one dark and stormy night , most likely training a U-net model for a work project. If