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Search 2001, the Year When Google Actually Did No Evil
Ah, 2001. You and your monoliths and your psychotic computers and your awfully bad presidents taking power and your Tiananmen self-immolations and your terrorist attacks... a year with no iPods or YouTube or amazing technology blogs or Gizmodo! How much we don't miss you. Apparently, Google does, because they have found a vintage search index and have made available a 2001 Google. You know, the year when Google was actually not evil. [Google 2001 via Google Blog]