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Programming tonight’s episode of @… radio and stumbled on our most recent 3–hour #Drone #Accordion special episode from last fall
That’ll keep me going through…

Accordion Noir radio playlist 2024-10-30: Electronic, Experimental & Drone Show IV: Night of the Restless
So… our podcast schedule got disrupted by the Internet Archive hack late last year, and we never quite got caught up. But we can get closer. Here, today, I can share with you our incredible e…

us_agencies: U.S. government agency websites (2018)
50 networks, one for each U.S. state, representing the web-based links between their associated government agencies websites. A node is an entire agency website and a directed edge (i,j) represents the existence of a hyperlink from any webpage in website i to some webpage in website j. Data was collected with a crawler. Nodes are annotated with the number of webpages per website, website name (related to its government function) and U…

Is there a faction more dangerous to the preservation of cultural heritage than the music industry? Attacking the Internet Archive because "you can listen to 78s on streaming" is laughable, esp. given Warner Brothers recent abandonment of movie collectors whose DVDs don't work anymore.

Hat das Internet Archive eigentlich unabhängige mirror außerhalb der USA? Wäre vlt mal Zeit sowas aufzuziehen, bevor Little Orange Man da noch auf Ideen kommt.

Met @… at @… event. #CoSocialCa members in the wild.

The FreeBSD Forums versus the Internet Archive Wayback Machine
Recently: "Save Page Now could not capture this URL because it was unreachable. If the site is online, it may be blocking access from our service."
I assume that the block is inadvertent.
Pictured below: an attempt to capture

I've seen some questions about how to cite webpages or data the Trump administration has removed from government sites but that have been archived elsewhere, like on the Internet Archive.
This post has some examples from common citation styles: https://www.wordsbywes.…

Citing Archived US Government Pages and Data
Shortly after the Trump took office in 2025, US government agencies began removing pages and data from the web. In some cases, sites have been partially restored, but gaps remain — especially around anything that agencies construe to be contrary to Trump’s ideology. Many people have been working to preserve and archive government websites and data. I’ve seen some people asking about how to cite pages or data that are in these archives. That’s what I’ll address here.

I've seen some questions about how to cite webpages or data the Trump administration has removed from government sites but that have been archived elsewhere, like on the Internet Archive.
This post has some examples from common citation styles: https://www.wordsbywes.…

Citing Archived US Government Pages and Data
Shortly after the Trump took office in 2025, US government agencies began removing pages and data from the web. In some cases, sites have been partially restored, but gaps remain — especially around anything that agencies construe to be contrary to Trump’s ideology. Many people have been working to preserve and archive government websites and data. I’ve seen some people asking about how to cite pages or data that are in these archives. That’s what I’ll address here.