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October 04, 2023 at 03:32 PM: I'm gonna be late. I have another thing I've been working on, which I figure I may elaborate on later.
October 03, 2023 at 09:03 AM: Recently, I've considered taking some measures to cut corners. I'm looking to remove 480p encodes of videos on this site for the ones that aren't already natively 480p, and I'm also wanting to purge the older releases of my Windows 9x remasters. It's not worth hosting the old versions here, as they eat up too much space and may have plenty of undesirable bugs and/or missing components.
September 29, 2023 at 11:41 AM: I've been downscaling on old hardware a little bit. One of my monitors is going out the door soon.

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Razorback is the return to the internet's glory days, the preferred benchmarking tool of obscure browsers, the central hub of the developments of the maroon whale and his neural network, and more importantly, the future.

The Razorback website began on October 5th, 2020 and has been growing slowly but steadily. It's intently crafted with old computers and browsers in mind - a far cry from the expectations of the internet we've been left with now, but also the beginning of even greater possibilities. Why should JavaScript be required for a site just to read text? I am above such nonsense, and so will you be when you dive deeper into this site. This site doesn't use cookies, nor does it employ client-side scripting, because there are always nicer ways of doing things. It should run nicely on your 486 with a low-bandwidth connection!

Razorback provides the following offerings:

The First Cell for MS-DOS
Windows 95D Lite for empowering old computers
Old software mirrors for ensuring their longevity
Guides for enriching with knowledge to conquer the challenges of 1995 computing
An ongoing blog for dumping the sporadic cetacean mind

And many more, and yet more to follow...

Trying to reach an affiliate site like the Blue OS Museum, but using a browser from 1995 or earlier? This might be why...

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I've spared you from the extra effort of "CLICKING TO ENTER", but you could imagine walking into this website would be something like what's depicted in the video below.

April 2021

razorback_apr2021.avi - 240p Cinepak AVI, 29.97 FPS (57.3 MB)
razorback_apr2021.mp4 - 720p H.264 MPEG-4, 59.94 FPS (87.1 MB)
razorback_apr2021_small.avi - 144p Cinepak AVI, 15 FPS (19.7 MB)

October 2020

razrback.avi - 240p Cinepak AVI, 29.97 FPS (14.6 MB)
razrback.mp4 - 720p H.264 MPEG-4, 59.94 FPS (26.7 MB)


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