If it is worth preserving, I highly recommend also uploading the software and documentation to the Internet Archive. (Archive.org). All you need to do is create a free account.
The Internet Archive also runs the Wayback Machine, which has already archived brainless.org, so theoretically your files may already be saved. http://waybackmachine.org/brainless.org However, that's not a great way to preserve anything because it will be a needle in a haystack. Creating an account and directly uploading will let you add in the keywords and other metadata so that people will actually find your programs when they search. What is "Fire Retransmission"? --b9 P.S. here's an example of what software preserved on the Internet Archive looks like: https://archive.org/details/node-datapac-rom On October 23, 2025 4:01:14 PM PDT, Walt Perko <[email protected]> wrote: >Hi, > > > >Back in the 1980s I wrote these programs to be the first digital fire >retransmission system for Bay Alarm Co. in Oakland, CA. > >https://www.brainless.org/MultiMedia/Documents/GamewellFireRetransmissionPro >gram1987byWaltPerko.doc > > > >Modern hobby stuff (Arduino, PICAXE, Raspberry Pi etc.) can be used to make >a miniature Gamewell receiver. > > > >It would be nice to see something like that setup in a museum somewhere and >surely, the software should be preserved besides on my website which will >probably go away after I die. > > > >Maybe somebody can post it to the Club100.org too? > > > > > > > > > > > >============================================================================ >================== >C U L8r, °|° Walt Perko °|° "Kids ... teach them the good stuff, >and they still learn the bad stuff on their own." > > <http://www.r2pv1.com/> http://www.R2Pv1.com/ RoboGuts Intelligent >content for 3D printing making S.T.E.A.M. education better, easier and more >affordable > > > >Experiments to learn how to use various Electronic Components, Structured >Computer Programming, Phonemes for Speech &Song in any language, and Art. > > > "The World Needs a New Economic Model" >============================================================================ >================== > > > > Sent from the Cyber7 > > > > >
