For those that have never heard of it. The Wayback Machine (now part of Archive.org) is a service that crawls the web, and makes archival copies of websites, providing really cool peeks into the history of a domain. Below are screen shots of my blog as it progressed from the first vanilla version of WordPress into what it is now. The oldest version is on top.
[fa:p:a=website-history,id=1331799451,j=l,s=t,l=p]December 16, 2005. My blog as it first appeared in an almost completely vanilla WordPress Kubrick theme. Click here to be taken to the first post I made to my blog.
[fa:p:a=website-history,id=1331799579,j=l,s=t,l=p]April 27, 2006. The second theme of my blog. I can’t take credit for this theme. I was using a slightly modified version of Simpla by Phu Ly. I guess I never made a post when I changed to this theme.
[fa:p:a=website-history,id=1331799763,j=l,s=t,l=p]February 6th, 2007 Version three of Indemnity83.com. This theme was my design, sorta. I was trying to combine a forum, wiki, blog and gallery into one site with a single theme. The theme is a clone of the Mozilla Developer Center of the same time. It didn’t last long, as I didn’t have enough content to fill the site, and the theme had to many bugs. Related blog post.
[fa:p:a=website-history,id=1332775372,j=l,s=t,l=p]April 22nd, 2007 Version 4 of my blog www.indemnity83.com . Again, a modified version of an existing theme. This one started as Derek Punsalan’s 5ThirtyOne V2 theme. Related blog post.