Show HN: My new personal website

This site pissed me off, because of the way I browse. I middle-clicked it to a new tab, waiting for me to get to it in a few minutes, part of a small list of tabs similarly spawned from HN.<p>When it finished loading (and it must have taken 20 seconds, whatever that says) I was confronted with some kind of "Dallas" TV show blast.<p>I was startled (but I'm older so you can probably just ignore this reply), and I was pissed that I had created this noise to disturb the people around me.<p>It's the <i>exact same</i> reaction I have when I queue up a site on another tab, and an advertisement does what this site did to me.<p>I'll live.

I was completely expecting the standard startup site that has text like "This Site is the easiest way to do X! Join now, it's free!"<p>Your site was a pleasant surprise.

Great resume. I like this kind of personal site, looking just a web 1.0. I enjoy even more the www.about.me personal pages. Pud, what do you do in blippy? Me and some friends, here in brazil, are starting a web site that goes for a similar approach. If we could change some mails, would be fine.

Pud was checking out my homepage not so long ago. I like static and simple show-n-tell homepages for developers that build stuff, rather than some linkedin page, or anything requiring navigation. There's probably even a startup in it somewhere for people to keep track of changes to such pages.

Is this new? It looks new? Yep! It is new!<p>This makes me smile to know that at one point this was actually cool! Even though I am not old enough to know what that time was...I have just heard stories!

No marquee? Pud, I am dissapoint.

Laughing at the source code. Also, the hit counter does some shady SEO stuff, neat.

Websense blocks it under the category "Violence".

digging the animated gif. very 1999, kind of like now ha ha.

nostalgia...