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Journal by On Lawn on Sunday May 22, 2011 @03:08PM

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Where can I search through the most ancient of the Slashdot archives? I'm talking about the olden days before logins were required and we could just put our name on each comment we wrote manually. The days just after Bits and Chips.

I need to find a specific comment I wrote way back then.

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by Chacham ( 981 ) * writes:

Chips and Dips
Don't know about archives though.
I tried that once to look for my old AC stuff (Score:1)

by countertrolling ( 1585477 ) * writes:

The furthest I could go back was <1999> [slashdot.org], everything before that now has zero comments.. very kludgy, but might work for you.. Do a Command+F to find your name... see what happens, and happy hunting..
Wayback machine? (Score:1)

by tqft ( 619476 ) writes:

Tried the wayback machine
http://wayback.archive.org/web/20000715000000*/http://slashdot.org [archive.org]
Maybe my syntax sucks but I cou;dn't get it to find anything with "Lawn"

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