Defcon 1-29. Video, audio, papers, pictures (lots of pictures), filler material, music and programs.
1.8 TB in size. Good luck.
The sister site of the Sunbow Marvel Archive, dedicated to the digital preservation of scripts, storyboards and other production material from 1980s animation. This is an unofficial site which has no affiliation with any company responsible for the commission or production of the cartoons depicted herein.
While Macworld and MacUser capture the history of the Macintosh, Byte nicely captures the history of the entire personal computer industry from the early days (Sept 1975) through July 1998 (just two issues shy of 23 years).
Here for your reading pleasure are the first and second installment of the Byte archives, now including the entire run of the magazine.
While some of these magazines are available on Archive.org or as torrents, we've added quite a bunch of issues that had never been scanned before, and all issues have been lovingly restored by Steve M. to look as good as is possible from a magazine scan.
Archives of old technical magazines and journals. Mirrors of particularly important retrotech archives.
Mirror friendly as long as you use anonymous rsync. Please note that their archive is rapidly approaching 1TB in size, so you may wish to think carefully about what you want and why.
An archive of older Android firmware images that give you root access on your Samsung mobile.
A site where you can search on Samsung devices and build custom Android firmware that gives you root access if it's in there.
Welcome to the best resource for iconic Star Trek sounds! If you have sound files you would like us to add, please submit them (in mp3 format if possible). Please note that we do not create sounds or accept requests, we only host what is submitted to us.
This person uploads lots of locksport and lockpicking stuff.
An archive of high-res images of classic BBC television and movie sets from just about every genre (including science fiction and Doctor Who).
Experimental website to browse and search vintage computer files from archive.org. Thousands of new files are added daily!
With over 100TB in our repository, we are quite possibly the largest repository of its kind on the web!
The repository mainly contains Windows and Apple betas. These are the most popular files and are enjoyed by most of our members on the forum. We also have a games repository which has a huge selection of older and more modern game betas. We like to widen our scope a little bit too, so our repository stocks old abandonware classics from various consoles and computers from many years ago.
Welcome to the Zoltar forecast archive, an open-source web application that facilitates the storage, retrieval, evaluation, and visualization of point and probabilistic forecasts. Zoltar was developed to assist with many kinds of real-time forecasting projects.
Designed to improve the robustness of forecasting research, Zoltar is a research data repository that stores forecasts made by external models in standard formats and provides tools for validation, visualization, and scoring. It builds off of a foundation of core ideas and data structures first introduced in 2019 by predx. Zoltar can host real-time or retrospective forecasting challenges, competitions, or research projects, with users specifying the forecast targets.
In June 2020, we released a preprint describing the concepts, data model, and intended scope of Zoltar.
Projects are the fundamental organization unit of Zoltar, and hold a collection of models and their forecasts. Project owners can customize the details of a project for a forecasting challenge, a collaborative research project, or a teaching workshop.
API: https://zoltardata.com/api/
(Yeah, I don't know, either.)
An archive of what looks like ancient Andrew Hussie-related stuff.
An archive of sheet music, tablature, and MIDI of the Homestuck soundtracks.
An archive of Andrew Hussie's old Formspring account.
A large gallery of photographs from Defcon, Blackhat, and a few other things.
Various uploads thought to be best placed in the NSIA collection.
RSS: https://archive.org/services/collection-rss.php?collection=nsia_contributions
The Unofficial Homestuck Collection is a heavily customised browser, built from the ground up to support Homestuck and its related works. Flashes? We got 'em. The collection runs Flash content natively, providing the most authentic Homestuck experience possible.
Don't get it twisted though, because "browser" in this context doesn't mean "online". The Unofficial Homestuck Collection is completely self contained, and never has to connect to the internet once you have it downloaded.
From the very beginning, The Unofficial Homestuck Collection has been designed to work as a safe way for new readers to get their teeth into the Homestuck universe. If you so choose, all future content will be carefully gated off until your progress in Homestuck makes it safe to view.
We've got complete control over the browser, so you'd better believe we're taking advantage of it. Mid 2000's quality bitcrushed Flash audio? Nah, man. Almost every single flash in Homestuck has been painstakingly reworked with the highest quality music available. You have to hear it to believe it. Want to use themes on every page? Go nuts, I'm not the boss of you. Arrow key navigation? Automatically opening pesterlogs? You got it. Want absolutely none of the above? That's also an option! It's Homestuck, the way you want it.
There are even third-party mods.
Download the application, download the assets. Done.
Github: https://github.com/Bambosh/unofficial-homestuck-collection
WarcDB is a an SQLite-based file format that makes web crawl data easier to share and query. It is based on the standardized Web ARChive format, used by web archivers.