Archaics

I actually resurrected an archaic project pertaining to Runescape.

Here lies the page that started it all. This also became the page that turned those curious or insufficiently interested away. Way back in 1995, on a local internet services provider, I started a website for myself. This was the first site I created outside the GMI-EMI/Kettering computer labs. It was not a forward face […]

I am working on re-editing this. It was in a hideous state because of code hosted elsewhere and even now it’s not much better. Occasionally, any MIDI files I’d crafted or found were dropped in a location here along with an internal player. I’ll be trying to re-institute that. Long ago you could drop MIDI […]

During RS3 development, the makers instituted an in-game map that was reasonably useful and very functional. But it lacked information and history. I was originally attempting to build my own version to locate everything and be able to switch times for a comprehensive history of the world at least back to my start in 2006. […]

After starting the MMORPG Runescape, most of my time and creative interest switched to supporting this activity. Many of the efforts were trackers and support for remembering details and supporting my playing the game. Eventually, much like the Ultima site, I started to work on a support site. This is as far as that project […]

This is the oldest and my original personal web project. I started assembling and drafting it prior to the start of 1998. When published that year, it stood alone on my home web site hosting through my now defunct dial up internet provider. I’ve worked on it here and there, and yet it certainly was […]