Down since the archive had to retool, emulation in the browser at @internetarchive is BACK.A quarter million programs and growing can run free again.But all anyone cares about is our #1 title:https://archive.org/details/msdos_Oregon_Trail_The_1990

@textfiles @toba I hope you can make sure things likely to go away like- climate.gov- earthobservatory.nasa.gov/world-of-change/global-temperatures- climate.nasa.gov- svs.gsfc.nasa.gov (or maybe just gsfc.nasa.gov ?)- noaa.govThese are probably all already on your lists but there is so much climate change related government produced data that’s at risk (sadly).Thank you for what you do.

The Internet Archive donation page, with its subscription and various payment options, is back and functioning. If you wanted to help but avoid Paypal, this is the time.https://archive.org/donate

Deep inside the archive is a grinder. It was built a different way before the hack, and then a bunch of people literally poured near-24-hour-days into bringing it back securely, and maybe fix some long-standing issues it needed addressing.It started up again a couple days ago. It is moving very fast and it is working. It is not perfect, of course, but they are addressing these side-quests one by one as it goes.

@textfiles I'm still having a lot of issues using the /* files-in-directory listing service - for example, `https://web.archive.org/web/*/http://remix.overclocked.org/songs/*` - frequently gives "Wayback Machine failed to return archive information." Is this a load problem or something else?(can't seem to edit that url into something that works, thanks mastodon lol)

I stand with @internetarchive ️

While waiting for Internet Archive to return, 51 terabytes of extracted data from 26,000 CD-ROMs are waiting for you to search and enjoy at DISCMASTER.https://discmaster.textfiles.com/