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  1. Honeywell 111, 112 Process Multipoint Recorder Operator's Manual

    archive.org/details/manualsplu

    Operator's manual for Honeywell Process Multipoint Recorder models 111 and 112.

    #manuals #InternetArchive

  2. #BigTech is killing it, and not in a good way 😮‍💨 Everything gets #enshittified, the #InternetArchive is sometimes working and sometimes not, #Google tries to silofy everything… #AgeID nonsense, biometric #CAPTCHAs 🤢🤮 … attempts to ban #VPNs, #E2E, and groups that provide tools and services against oppression… 😮‍💨😮‍💨😮‍💨 #jeez #fckbigwhack

  3. #BigTech is killing it, and not in a good way 😮‍💨 Everything gets #enshittified, the #InternetArchive is sometimes working and sometimes not, #Google tries to silofy everything… #AgeID nonsense, biometric #CAPTCHAs 🤢🤮 … attempts to ban #VPNs, #E2E, and groups that provide tools and services against oppression… 😮‍💨😮‍💨😮‍💨 #jeez #fckbigwhack

  4. #BigTech is killing it, and not in a good way 😮‍💨 Everything gets #enshittified, the #InternetArchive is sometimes working and sometimes not, #Google tries to silofy everything… #AgeID nonsense, biometric #CAPTCHAs 🤢🤮 … attempts to ban #VPNs, #E2E, and groups that provide tools and services against oppression… 😮‍💨😮‍💨😮‍💨 #jeez #fckbigwhack

  5. is killing it, and not in a good way 😮‍💨 Everything gets , the is sometimes working and sometimes not, tries to silofy everything… nonsense, biometric 🤢🤮 … attempts to ban , , and groups that provide tools and services against oppression… 😮‍💨😮‍💨😮‍💨

  6. #BigTech is killing it, and not in a good way 😮‍💨 Everything gets #enshittified, the #InternetArchive is sometimes working and sometimes not, #Google tries to silofy everything… #AgeID nonsense, biometric #CAPTCHAs 🤢🤮 … attempts to ban #VPNs, #E2E, and groups that provide tools and services against oppression… 😮‍💨😮‍💨😮‍💨 #jeez #fckbigwhack

  7. Optimation AC-15 / RCD-6R / RCD-7R AC Precision Power Source instruction manual

    archive.org/details/manualsplu

    Instruction manual for Optimation RCD series power oscillators, with special instructions for model AC-15.

    #manuals #InternetArchive

  8. @mrencyclopedia I only have so many hard drives.

    Bless the #InternetArchive, though. They're doing good work.

  9. @mrencyclopedia I only have so many hard drives.

    Bless the #InternetArchive, though. They're doing good work.

  10. @mrencyclopedia I only have so many hard drives.

    Bless the #InternetArchive, though. They're doing good work.

  11. @mrencyclopedia I only have so many hard drives.

    Bless the #InternetArchive, though. They're doing good work.

  12. @mrencyclopedia I only have so many hard drives.

    Bless the #InternetArchive, though. They're doing good work.

  13. BRUEL 8 KJÆR 4157 Ear Simulator instruction manual

    archive.org/details/manualsplu

    Instruction manual for the BRUEL 8 KJÆR Ear Simulator Type 4157, used for testing earphones and hearing aids with insert earphones under ANSI/IEC conditions.

    #manuals #InternetArchive

  14. Preserve a Public Noblogs Site

    Public movement history should not disappear because a server, provider or domain does.

    If you run a Noblogs site, save two different things:

    A WordPress export containing the material needed to rebuild the site.

    A static mirror showing the public site as readers actually saw it.

    If you administer the site
    Open `YOURBLOG.noblogs.org/wp-admin` and sign in.
    In the dashboard, select Tools → Export.
    Select All content, then press Download Export File.
    Rename the downloaded file `blogname-export-YYYY-MM-DD.xml`.

    Install the free, open-source program HTTrack.
    Open HTTrack and select Next or New Project.
    Give the project your blog’s name and choose where the backup should be stored.
    Select Add URL, paste the complete public homepage address, then select Next → Finish.

    When the download finishes, choose Browse Mirrored Website. Open several posts, archive pages, images and downloadable files to make sure they work.

    Put the WordPress XML file and the entire HTTrack project folder inside one clearly dated folder. Keep one copy on your computer and another on a separate drive or trusted location.

    The XML export does not preserve the site’s appearance. The HTTrack mirror is not a replacement for the WordPress export. Keep both.

    If you are preserving someone else’s public site

    For an important individual page:
    Open the public page and copy its complete URL.
    Go to Internet Archive: Save Page Now.
    Paste the URL and press Save Page.
    Open the archived result and confirm that it works.

    Install the free, open-source SingleFile browser extension.
    Return to the original public page, wait for it to finish loading, click the SingleFile icon and save the resulting `.html` file.

    For a whole public site, follow the HTTrack instructions above using the public homepage. Do not sign in, enter passwords or attempt to reach private pages.

    Record the page title, author or collective, original URL, publication date and the date you saved it. Internet Archive is an additional copy, not your only copy. Submitting a homepage does not guarantee that the Archive captured every linked page.

    Finally, test the local backup with Wi-Fi turned off. Open its `index.html`, click through several pages, and make sure images and documents load.
    Preserve public material only. Do not bypass logins, collect private data or republish material that could expose people. Respect authorship, context and removal requests.

    An export is not a mirror. A mirror is not enough. Keep both. Keep two copies.

    #Noblogs #InternetArchive #DigitalPreservation #MovementArchives #AutisticiInventati #ResistantCommunication #IndependentMedia
    #SabotMedia

  15. Preserve a Public Noblogs Site

    Public movement history should not disappear because a server, provider or domain does.

    If you run a Noblogs site, save two different things:

    A WordPress export containing the material needed to rebuild the site.

    A static mirror showing the public site as readers actually saw it.

    If you administer the site
    Open `YOURBLOG.noblogs.org/wp-admin` and sign in.
    In the dashboard, select Tools → Export.
    Select All content, then press Download Export File.
    Rename the downloaded file `blogname-export-YYYY-MM-DD.xml`.

    Install the free, open-source program HTTrack.
    Open HTTrack and select Next or New Project.
    Give the project your blog’s name and choose where the backup should be stored.
    Select Add URL, paste the complete public homepage address, then select Next → Finish.

    When the download finishes, choose Browse Mirrored Website. Open several posts, archive pages, images and downloadable files to make sure they work.

    Put the WordPress XML file and the entire HTTrack project folder inside one clearly dated folder. Keep one copy on your computer and another on a separate drive or trusted location.

    The XML export does not preserve the site’s appearance. The HTTrack mirror is not a replacement for the WordPress export. Keep both.

    If you are preserving someone else’s public site

    For an important individual page:
    Open the public page and copy its complete URL.
    Go to Internet Archive: Save Page Now.
    Paste the URL and press Save Page.
    Open the archived result and confirm that it works.

    Install the free, open-source SingleFile browser extension.
    Return to the original public page, wait for it to finish loading, click the SingleFile icon and save the resulting `.html` file.

    For a whole public site, follow the HTTrack instructions above using the public homepage. Do not sign in, enter passwords or attempt to reach private pages.

    Record the page title, author or collective, original URL, publication date and the date you saved it. Internet Archive is an additional copy, not your only copy. Submitting a homepage does not guarantee that the Archive captured every linked page.

    Finally, test the local backup with Wi-Fi turned off. Open its `index.html`, click through several pages, and make sure images and documents load.
    Preserve public material only. Do not bypass logins, collect private data or republish material that could expose people. Respect authorship, context and removal requests.

    An export is not a mirror. A mirror is not enough. Keep both. Keep two copies.

    #Noblogs #InternetArchive #DigitalPreservation #MovementArchives #AutisticiInventati #ResistantCommunication #IndependentMedia
    #SabotMedia

  16. Preserve a Public Noblogs Site

    Public movement history should not disappear because a server, provider or domain does.

    If you run a Noblogs site, save two different things:

    A WordPress export containing the material needed to rebuild the site.

    A static mirror showing the public site as readers actually saw it.

    If you administer the site
    Open `YOURBLOG.noblogs.org/wp-admin` and sign in.
    In the dashboard, select Tools → Export.
    Select All content, then press Download Export File.
    Rename the downloaded file `blogname-export-YYYY-MM-DD.xml`.

    Install the free, open-source program HTTrack.
    Open HTTrack and select Next or New Project.
    Give the project your blog’s name and choose where the backup should be stored.
    Select Add URL, paste the complete public homepage address, then select Next → Finish.

    When the download finishes, choose Browse Mirrored Website. Open several posts, archive pages, images and downloadable files to make sure they work.

    Put the WordPress XML file and the entire HTTrack project folder inside one clearly dated folder. Keep one copy on your computer and another on a separate drive or trusted location.

    The XML export does not preserve the site’s appearance. The HTTrack mirror is not a replacement for the WordPress export. Keep both.

    If you are preserving someone else’s public site

    For an important individual page:
    Open the public page and copy its complete URL.
    Go to Internet Archive: Save Page Now.
    Paste the URL and press Save Page.
    Open the archived result and confirm that it works.

    Install the free, open-source SingleFile browser extension.
    Return to the original public page, wait for it to finish loading, click the SingleFile icon and save the resulting `.html` file.

    For a whole public site, follow the HTTrack instructions above using the public homepage. Do not sign in, enter passwords or attempt to reach private pages.

    Record the page title, author or collective, original URL, publication date and the date you saved it. Internet Archive is an additional copy, not your only copy. Submitting a homepage does not guarantee that the Archive captured every linked page.

    Finally, test the local backup with Wi-Fi turned off. Open its `index.html`, click through several pages, and make sure images and documents load.
    Preserve public material only. Do not bypass logins, collect private data or republish material that could expose people. Respect authorship, context and removal requests.

    An export is not a mirror. A mirror is not enough. Keep both. Keep two copies.

    #Noblogs #InternetArchive #DigitalPreservation #MovementArchives #AutisticiInventati #ResistantCommunication #IndependentMedia
    #SabotMedia

  17. Preserve a Public Noblogs Site

    Public movement history should not disappear because a server, provider or domain does.

    If you run a Noblogs site, save two different things:

    A WordPress export containing the material needed to rebuild the site.

    A static mirror showing the public site as readers actually saw it.

    If you administer the site
    Open `YOURBLOG.noblogs.org/wp-admin` and sign in.
    In the dashboard, select Tools → Export.
    Select All content, then press Download Export File.
    Rename the downloaded file `blogname-export-YYYY-MM-DD.xml`.

    Install the free, open-source program HTTrack.
    Open HTTrack and select Next or New Project.
    Give the project your blog’s name and choose where the backup should be stored.
    Select Add URL, paste the complete public homepage address, then select Next → Finish.

    When the download finishes, choose Browse Mirrored Website. Open several posts, archive pages, images and downloadable files to make sure they work.

    Put the WordPress XML file and the entire HTTrack project folder inside one clearly dated folder. Keep one copy on your computer and another on a separate drive or trusted location.

    The XML export does not preserve the site’s appearance. The HTTrack mirror is not a replacement for the WordPress export. Keep both.

    If you are preserving someone else’s public site

    For an important individual page:
    Open the public page and copy its complete URL.
    Go to Internet Archive: Save Page Now.
    Paste the URL and press Save Page.
    Open the archived result and confirm that it works.

    Install the free, open-source SingleFile browser extension.
    Return to the original public page, wait for it to finish loading, click the SingleFile icon and save the resulting `.html` file.

    For a whole public site, follow the HTTrack instructions above using the public homepage. Do not sign in, enter passwords or attempt to reach private pages.

    Record the page title, author or collective, original URL, publication date and the date you saved it. Internet Archive is an additional copy, not your only copy. Submitting a homepage does not guarantee that the Archive captured every linked page.

    Finally, test the local backup with Wi-Fi turned off. Open its `index.html`, click through several pages, and make sure images and documents load.
    Preserve public material only. Do not bypass logins, collect private data or republish material that could expose people. Respect authorship, context and removal requests.

    An export is not a mirror. A mirror is not enough. Keep both. Keep two copies.

    #Noblogs #InternetArchive #DigitalPreservation #MovementArchives #AutisticiInventati #ResistantCommunication #IndependentMedia
    #SabotMedia

  18. Preserve a Public Noblogs Site

    Public movement history should not disappear because a server, provider or domain does.

    If you run a Noblogs site, save two different things:

    A WordPress export containing the material needed to rebuild the site.

    A static mirror showing the public site as readers actually saw it.

    If you administer the site
    Open `YOURBLOG.noblogs.org/wp-admin` and sign in.
    In the dashboard, select Tools → Export.
    Select All content, then press Download Export File.
    Rename the downloaded file `blogname-export-YYYY-MM-DD.xml`.

    Install the free, open-source program HTTrack.
    Open HTTrack and select Next or New Project.
    Give the project your blog’s name and choose where the backup should be stored.
    Select Add URL, paste the complete public homepage address, then select Next → Finish.

    When the download finishes, choose Browse Mirrored Website. Open several posts, archive pages, images and downloadable files to make sure they work.

    Put the WordPress XML file and the entire HTTrack project folder inside one clearly dated folder. Keep one copy on your computer and another on a separate drive or trusted location.

    The XML export does not preserve the site’s appearance. The HTTrack mirror is not a replacement for the WordPress export. Keep both.

    If you are preserving someone else’s public site

    For an important individual page:
    Open the public page and copy its complete URL.
    Go to Internet Archive: Save Page Now.
    Paste the URL and press Save Page.
    Open the archived result and confirm that it works.

    Install the free, open-source SingleFile browser extension.
    Return to the original public page, wait for it to finish loading, click the SingleFile icon and save the resulting `.html` file.

    For a whole public site, follow the HTTrack instructions above using the public homepage. Do not sign in, enter passwords or attempt to reach private pages.

    Record the page title, author or collective, original URL, publication date and the date you saved it. Internet Archive is an additional copy, not your only copy. Submitting a homepage does not guarantee that the Archive captured every linked page.

    Finally, test the local backup with Wi-Fi turned off. Open its `index.html`, click through several pages, and make sure images and documents load.
    Preserve public material only. Do not bypass logins, collect private data or republish material that could expose people. Respect authorship, context and removal requests.

    An export is not a mirror. A mirror is not enough. Keep both. Keep two copies.

    #Noblogs #InternetArchive #DigitalPreservation #MovementArchives #AutisticiInventati #ResistantCommunication #IndependentMedia
    #SabotMedia

  19. Data I/O 909/919-1512 PROM Programmer Program Card Set manual

    archive.org/details/manualsplu

    Manual for a Data I/O PROM programmer program card set, covering installation, operation, and calibration for Models 1-9 and Systems 17/19.

    #manuals #InternetArchive

  20. RE: mastodon.archive.org/@internet

    "...[W]hen should individuals and organizations be able to use automated tools or “bots” to collect data from or interact with openly published websites — whether we call it “scraping”, “crawling,” or simply automated data collection? Conversely, what kind of control should websites have over when that happens, or what use the collected data is put to?"

    #AI #internetArchive #IETF #webscraping #freedom #copyright #archiving

  21. RE: mastodon.archive.org/@internet

    "...[W]hen should individuals and organizations be able to use automated tools or “bots” to collect data from or interact with openly published websites — whether we call it “scraping”, “crawling,” or simply automated data collection? Conversely, what kind of control should websites have over when that happens, or what use the collected data is put to?"

    #AI #internetArchive #IETF #webscraping #freedom #copyright #archiving

  22. RE: mastodon.archive.org/@internet

    "...[W]hen should individuals and organizations be able to use automated tools or “bots” to collect data from or interact with openly published websites — whether we call it “scraping”, “crawling,” or simply automated data collection? Conversely, what kind of control should websites have over when that happens, or what use the collected data is put to?"

    #AI #internetArchive #IETF #webscraping #freedom #copyright #archiving

  23. RE: mastodon.archive.org/@internet

    "...[W]hen should individuals and organizations be able to use automated tools or “bots” to collect data from or interact with openly published websites — whether we call it “scraping”, “crawling,” or simply automated data collection? Conversely, what kind of control should websites have over when that happens, or what use the collected data is put to?"

    #AI #internetArchive #IETF #webscraping #freedom #copyright #archiving

  24. RE: mastodon.archive.org/@internet

    "...[W]hen should individuals and organizations be able to use automated tools or “bots” to collect data from or interact with openly published websites — whether we call it “scraping”, “crawling,” or simply automated data collection? Conversely, what kind of control should websites have over when that happens, or what use the collected data is put to?"

    #AI #internetArchive #IETF #webscraping #freedom #copyright #archiving

  25. RE: mastodon.archive.org/@internet

    If anyone wondered whether #AI & #LLM #bigtech companies were forced to hold #autodafe & #bookburning after stealing all their contents, the existence of fast alternative methods to scan #books as per #internetarchive project below, show that at best the destruction of books is gratuitous, as worst, a deliberate act of #fascism.

  26. RE: mastodon.archive.org/@internet

    If anyone wondered whether #AI & #LLM #bigtech companies were forced to hold #autodafe & #bookburning after stealing all their contents, the existence of fast alternative methods to scan #books as per #internetarchive project below, show that at best the destruction of books is gratuitous, as worst, a deliberate act of #fascism.

  27. RE: mastodon.archive.org/@internet

    If anyone wondered whether #AI & #LLM #bigtech companies were forced to hold #autodafe & #bookburning after stealing all their contents, the existence of fast alternative methods to scan #books as per #internetarchive project below, show that at best the destruction of books is gratuitous, as worst, a deliberate act of #fascism.

  28. RE: mastodon.archive.org/@internet

    If anyone wondered whether #AI & #LLM #bigtech companies were forced to hold #autodafe & #bookburning after stealing all their contents, the existence of fast alternative methods to scan #books as per #internetarchive project below, show that at best the destruction of books is gratuitous, as worst, a deliberate act of #fascism.