A nostalgic first-person account of working at a London digital agency called Blueberry during the dot-com boom around 1999–2001. The author shares old photos and memories of the office environment, including translucent iMacs and Power Mac G4s, hand-coded HTML/CSS with table layouts, LAN Quake III sessions, a viral email incident that made national news, and the eventual arrival of liquidators as the dot-com bubble burst.
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