I lean on archive.org to find all kinds of stuff, mostly because using google:archive.org: something I'm looking might get me to what I want. this month: an amazing amount of super cool (to me) old timey Halloween radio, and movies! Belagoski, a bunch of other actors I don't remember the names of, in super great actually genuine silverscreened black and white? OMG that (oink oink oink) was so (oink) cool!! man I wish I could go back in time to see that on the big screen totes rock.
-Pixtures of all sorts of (seemingly) random things to try to draw (or paint) to crapton of abanware games that are just stupid fun, and a few times schematics of the electrical internals of a charger to try to figure out if my USB charger was kerput or the cable was. (Spoiler: both were) So I am trying to understand: just what the (oink) went wrong? aren't they like, ya know backing up the entire web? don't they by now have many many petabytes of data? all co-located and backed up in such organised precision they could just roll back the attack?
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