From the ashes of Razorback (10/5/2020 - 11/14/2023) comes Drevonor, an upcoming website to spearhead a front of the Web 1.1 movement.

Drevonor will be powered by the Sardine Engine, a backend undergoing development which will lay a robust foundation for streamlining the process of creating good websites and publishing media in formats tightly optimized for clients with limited resources.

Sardine Engine is not expressly a tool for nostalgia. What it aims for is to bring the best of the dial-up age and combine it with modern philosophies rooted in common sense. I believe that software should be able to run on as much hardware as possible. Retrieving articles should not be a complicated process.

However, if brand new technologies can prove themselves healthy for the world, they should be embraced as a means of empowering users to create exactly what they want, and solve everyday problems in more efficient ways.

Drevonor, Blue OS Museum, and DOSBox Deathmatch Club will be the first websites to adopt the Sardine Engine, with more sites within this network to come should they opt in. I expect the engine to be deployed somewhere within the summer of 2025.

The videos which were hosted on Razorback (or otherwise my YouTube channel I no longer have) are being migrated over to Razorback Legacy, a YouTube channel currently operated by one of my friends; special thanks to him for his hard work in converting the source projects to 4K!