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Attention Authors: Upcoming Scheduled Maintenance to arxiv.org
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arXiv
arXiv’s database will be down for scheduled maintenance tomorrow, Wednesday, September 17th, 2025. This maintenance will occur between the hours of 7AM and 9AM EDT. While it will be possible to browse, view, and search papers on arxiv.org during this time, all functions that require log in will be d
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Attention Authors: TeX Live 2025 now available on arXiv
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arXiv
TeX Live 2025 is now available in the arXiv submission process. What is TeX Live? TeX Live is a free distribution of the TeX typesetting system that includes many TeX-related programs, fonts, and macros packages, including LaTeX, maintained by a core group of TeX users and the TeX User Group. What d
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Attention Authors: Submission 1.5 and other updates
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arXiv
arXiv authors – notice anything new? Say hello (if you haven’t already) to Submission 1.5! arXiv has been hard at work updating and streamlining our submission process. This is a part of the work that we are doing to improve arXiv and ensure that the technology that upholds arXiv and open science is
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Updated submissions statistics now available in arXiv membership dashboards
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arXiv
September is here, and so are the updated arXiv membership dashboards! arXiv is always free to read and free to submit to – but not free to operate. We are so incredibly grateful to our members who choose to give to arXiv every year. arXiv membership is a flexible way to support arXiv and is...Conti
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Attention Authors: Temporary changes to announcement schedule due to Labor Day holiday
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arXiv
This coming Monday, September 1, 2025, the arXiv team will be observing Labor Day, a federal holiday in the United States. This will temporarily affect arXiv’s mailings, help desk, and announcement schedule as the arXiv staff rest up for the holiday. This brief change will only affect the announceme
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Calling All Musicians: Mini Concerts at the Internet Archive
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Internet Archive
Since 2020, the Internet Archive has been inviting musicians from around the world to play short live sets for our virtual staff meetings. What started as a way to bring […]
Vanishing Culture: Why Preserve Flash?
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Internet Archive
The following guest post from free-range archivist and software curator Jason Scott is part of our Vanishing Culture series, highlighting the power and importance of preservation in our digital age. Read more essays online or download the […]
Tom Lehrer (1928–2025): A Life in Satire, A Legacy in the Commons
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Internet Archive
Satirical musical artist Tom Lehrer passed away on July 26, 2025. Lehrer is best remembered for his sharp wit, engaging musical compositions, and timeless social commentary. In 2020, Lehrer proactively […]
IFLA Signs Statement Supporting Digital Rights of Memory Institutions
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Internet Archive
The global campaign to secure digital rights for libraries and memory institutions just gained a powerful new ally. As explained in a post by Beatrice Murch of Internet Archive Europe, […]
I No Longer Attend Vintage Computer Festivals. (But You Probably Should.)
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www.textfiles.com
I attended INIT HELLO over the past weekend, and had a very good time. Located near Baltimore and spanning 2 days, the event was an Apple II themed potluck and contained about 50 people using said machines, doing workshops and giving a smattering of presentations. I ran the streaming/recording machi
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Internet Archive Designated as a Federal Depository Library
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Internet Archive
Announced today, the Internet Archive has been designated as a federal depository library by Senator Alex Padilla. The designation was made via letter to Scott Matheson, Superintendent of Documents at […]
BBS Documentary 20th Anniversary Fundraise Sale
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www.textfiles.com
This post has two interesting aspects: It will disappear when it’s finished what it set out to do, and it’s also a fundraising for another fundraiser. This is the 20th anniversary of the BBS Documentary, my 2005 released DVD box set. The work was always open licensed and it can be downloaded very ea
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Bodaciously True and Totally Awesome
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www.textfiles.com
This first paragraph is a paradox. I want you to go to a funding campaign and click on a button and support a project. But the project is one that expects you to be the kind of person who loves reading. I personally think there might be a slight amount of people who don’t have […]
The Dying Computer Museum
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www.textfiles.com
One can choose to focus on the car crash, or the lessons learned from the car crash. Let’s do a little of both. The proposition of the Living Computer Museum was initially simple, and rather amusing in a Slashdot-baity sort of way: You could apply to get an account on a real, actual ancient Mainfram
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The Most Interesting Uninteresting Thing
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www.textfiles.com
Imagine, if you will, a vast river. It flows fast, so fast that when you look away and look back it’s in many ways an entirely different river, not just a slightly different one. It used to be blue with an occasional brown or black. Nowadays, it’s basically brown and black and a signficant amount […
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CharacterHub Metadata (2025-04-25)
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Academic Torrents
This dataset contains metadata for 174,158 character profiles from CharacterHub. The dataset includes metadata such as character names, descriptions, backstories, tags, attributes (like species, age, appearance), and links to profile/cover images.
PaintBerri Art [2025-04-25]
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Academic Torrents
This dataset contains hand-drawn artwork collected from PaintBerri. The dataset includes images along with associated metadata such as publication dates, titles, descriptions, and dimensions.
enwiki-20250801-pages-articles-multistream.xml.bz2
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Academic Torrents
English Wikipedia Multistream 2025-08-01 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Database_download
Wikipedia European languages 2025-09-01
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Academic Torrents
Wikipedia database dumps of European language wikis of 10k articles or more. enwiki excluded. Wikipedia Multistream 2025-09-01.
Zuse-Z1-Panorama-Photos
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Academic Torrents
The Z1 was the first computer built by German computer pioneer Konrad Zuse in 1936-1938 - a mechanical binary floating-point computer with free programmability. The logic gates and memory cells consist of moving and moved plates with cutouts, coupled by switching pins, grouped into layers, grouped i
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