Have you ever used The Internet Archive (archive.org) or its WayBack Machine? If so, what's your favorite thing that you've discovered there?
(If you haven't used it, I recommend taking a visit now and browsing around a bit, it's my favorite site on the Internet)
Yes, mainly looking for drama on a game
I used it a bunch of times, but it's been a while
Vhs recordings of cable tv channels in the 90s
I use it often enough to donate to it yearly. The first thing that comes up when thinking about what would be my favorite is a whole rabbit hole on Japanese equivalents of RSS feeds that came out in the same period as the first versions of RSS. I translated the documentations I found via the Wayback Machine for Hina-Di and LIRS, two formats I found. But there are so many other things. I grab old Windows updates, obsolete utilities, PSP games, cool icons, ISO standards that would otherwise cost hundreds, and occasionally read books to get some technical documentation… or magic.
I couldn't find the old Fandom forums on the MSM wiki which was the first online community I was part of
i nevered used it beofre?
I've used it many times (over the years), but not really that often in the scheme of things. I don't usually "discover" things on it, just find things I already knew once existed, or follow links people give to webpages on it. But I guess a couple interesting things I (sort of) discovered were my old website from back in the '90s and my friend's old website from the same time period.
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