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Three Goblin Art
taylor price
Misplaced Lens Cap
Show & Tell
One Nice Bug Per Day
I'd rather be in outer space 🛸
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blake kathryn
hello vonnie
Claire Keane
Love Begins
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Aqua Utopia｜海の底で記憶を紡ぐ
roma★
ojovivo
trying on a metaphor
Monterey Bay Aquarium
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@fuckyeahinternetarchive
"Nobody on Reddit knew if this game was really from 2002. They argued for ages about how it was impossible to be from 2002, and they faked it for creepiness, and how they couldn't find any evidence it was from 2002."
Sure
"But none of them did a simple search on Archive.org, where the first result is an archive of the game's website from 2002"
Yeah that checks out
The Infamous KDOC New Year's Special (And how to view deleted YouTubes on the Wayback Machine)
In 2012-2013 Jamie Kennedy hosted a godawful New Year's Eve special on KDOC in Los Angeles. There was no tape delay, the special guests were all drunk at best, the host was attempting to make topical jokes that all aged immediately before he said them, and it's basically a car crash. Kennedy tried the next day to claim it was INTENTIONALLY bad but I don't think anyone believed him.
Anyway, it lives in Youtube Content Strike purgatory except for a very carefully edited 6 minute montage. But the almost-full broadcast was captured by the Wayback Machine in January 2013.
But how do you watch it, since 2013 YouTube still used Flash? Well, there's a way to pull a captured YouTube video file straight out of the Wayback Machine: Visit (or right click -> Download):
https://web.archive.org/web/2oe_/http://wayback-fakeurl.archive.org/yt/esQkNaNZdNQ
Changing everything after yt/ to the Youtube video ID that you want will pull whatever the most recent version of that video was recorded in the Wayback Machine. You don't have control over what format you get, but a video you have to watch in VLC is better than a deleted video.
If you start it at 11:18 it should line up with midnight. But fortunately everyone on the show had different clocks so as long as you're in that 60 second window someone will probably get it right.
The original Sandia Long Term Warning report ("this is not a place of honor," etc. etc.) has been uploaded in full, including footnotes and correspondence with Carl Sagan et al.
Sandia National Labs report SAND92-1382, the Long Term Nuclear Waste Warning Message, by Kathleen M. Trauth, Stephen C. Hora, Robert V. Guzo
The Infamous KDOC New Year's Special (And how to view deleted YouTubes on the Wayback Machine)
In 2012-2013 Jamie Kennedy hosted a godawful New Year's Eve special on KDOC in Los Angeles. There was no tape delay, the special guests were all drunk at best, the host was attempting to make topical jokes that all aged immediately before he said them, and it's basically a car crash. Kennedy tried the next day to claim it was INTENTIONALLY bad but I don't think anyone believed him.
Anyway, it lives in Youtube Content Strike purgatory except for a very carefully edited 6 minute montage. But the almost-full broadcast was captured by the Wayback Machine in January 2013.
But how do you watch it, since 2013 YouTube still used Flash? Well, there's a way to pull a captured YouTube video file straight out of the Wayback Machine: Visit (or right click -> Download):
https://web.archive.org/web/2oe_/http://wayback-fakeurl.archive.org/yt/esQkNaNZdNQ
Changing everything after yt/ to the Youtube video ID that you want will pull whatever the most recent version of that video was recorded in the Wayback Machine. You don't have control over what format you get, but a video you have to watch in VLC is better than a deleted video.
If you start it at 11:18 it should line up with midnight. But fortunately everyone on the show had different clocks so as long as you're in that 60 second window someone will probably get it right.
In 2004 an anonymous fan made half hour reels of all the known intros to all known super robot and mecha anime that was known to exist. In 2010 they were copyright struck from YouTube.
All four reels are now back.
This is the first of three (later four) videos which surfaced and became widely distributed in the western mecha anime fandom in 2004. It's
This is the second of three (later four) videos which surfaced and became widely distributed in the western mecha anime fandom in 2004. It's
This is the third of three (later four) videos which surfaced and became widely distributed in the western mecha anime fandom in 2004. It's
This is the final of four videos which surfaced and became widely distributed in the western mecha anime fandom in the mid 2000s. It's a col
Wake up babe the new liminal spaces just dropped
Watched a video where someone found a recording of local radio coverage of the Moon landing and it's so weird listening bc
now you only really see the moment of and don't realize it was an hours long protracted event with plenty of dead time to fill. At one point they just start listing off famous ships to waste time when nothing was happening
there were ads? They had to incorporate ad breaks? Not only that but actual, moon landing themed ads that segue in from the coverage. Hearing an ad that starts "the world is watching three men traveling on a mission - but every day, America's truckers travel the roads on a mission - feeding a nation..." in the exact tone of those modern commercials that are like "this SUPER BOWL, let's honor real heroes, our FIRST RESPONDERS"
Happy moon landing day
The video...
...and the uncut coverage
A rare bit of radio coverage of the Apollo 11 moon landing. Commercials and Station ID's intact.
SonMay Records LTD. - 笙美影音光碟有限公司 - Music Catalog January 1997 Resolution: 1200 DPIColor: 16 Bits/channelScanner: Epson V600Notes: No...
Depending on who you ask, SonMay was the hero or scourge of all anime con dealer rooms in the 90s.
John Z. DeLorean's FBI File. That is all.
Having ascended from joke genre to real genre, Vaporwave has now sprouted the subgenre "conetwave," which is fake recordings of fictional numbers and foreign utility stations from old cassettes of ham radio operators. Or not. Impossible to tell, now.
Numbers stations are still going strong for all your creepy late night listening needs.
Espionage stations broadcasts coded messages to agents or embassies out in the field. They are both elusive & intriguing in their purpos
This archive contains all episodes of the Battle Vortex show by Fear (William J. Purvis), as well as support files such as Flash and Slidesh
An early podcast (1998) about Ultima Online was thought lost forever, until a redditor found a CD-R in a shoebox with every episode burned on it. Story here: https://dialup.cafe/@vga256/110157842733538332
Attached: 1 image a few years ago, i stumbled upon some 25 year old RealAudio recordings of a live internet radio show called Battle Vortex
Big Media’s lobbyists have been running a smear campaign trying to paint the Internet Archive as a greedy big tech operation bent on stealing books—which is totally absurd. If you’ve ever used the WayBack Machine, listened to their wonderful archives of live music, or checked out one of their 37 million texts, it’s time to speak up. On March 20, everyone is showing their support for the Internet Archive during oral arguments.
Here's how you can help:
Don’t let libraries die. As the future goes digital, major publishers are suing to cut off libraries’ defense of digital books from censorsh
The Internet Archive is our library, a massive collection of knowledge and culture accessible to anyone with an internet connection. Don't let greedy publishers burn down the next Library of Alexandria!
And if you're absolutely certain you don't use or need the Internet Archive, take a look at their projects first, you might be surprised. Those are all at risk too.
Fixing Tumblr Live
Saying Tumblr Live wasn't well received is an understatement. I kinda get it but I think folks just need a new perspective. We can use Live anyway we want, we can make it weird.
For me, the best part of tumblr is that we all have weird little passions that we can share with each other. Live is just an extension of that. Instead of posting something and waiting for the likes or reblogs to roll in I can just find something weird and we can watch it together. That sounds like a lot of fun to me.
Like today I was browsing the internet archive and I found this amazing instructional VHS tape. It dated and cringe and I love it so much. So instead of just sitting and watching it in my basement by myself I decided to watch it with 14 random strangers. I'll be putting together a tutorial later if anyone else wants to do this.
The Original Video of The Family Guide To The Internet (1997)
The original D&D sessions that were adapted into the anime “Record of Lodoss War” have been translated into English and uploaded to the Internet Archive.
Record of Lodoss War Comptiq Magazine English Translation
The DNA Lounge Live Collection will get you through any workday with 4-5 hour long soundboard recordings of live DJs at the legendary DNA Lounge in San Francisco.
BOOTIE SF: 70S VS. 80S Party like it's the year you were born! Main room: A Plus D Spinning mashups from your two favorite decades! SMASH-UP
They also have video archives of the webcam streams, so you can peek in on such oddities as their Squishmallow themed rave:
Kandi Love & PLUR Alliance present HARDCORE IN THE BAY: THE RAVE IN SQUISHMALLOW KINGDOM Above DNA: Dag Gutter Kid Himeko Katagiri Nancy
The Internet Archive has a quarter of a million concert recordings in the Live Music Archive (nee etree.org). All of it is from trade-friendly artists who have opted in, so you can enjoy your bootleg taped recordings ethically!
If you don’t know where to start, this blog author is a fan of Particle!
1) Launchpad 2) Axel F 3) Eye Of The Storm 4) Mind Over Matter 5) Sun Mar 11*
