archive.org

[albert]

I expect many of you know this website. archive.org came into being to archive copies of as many websites as possible, allowing internet users to go back in time and see how their favourite websites looked back in the day.

We had a thread a while back looking at the history of our forums and it was possible to 3rd LAN booking thread on archive.org.

Well much more content is becoming open community and I found that many old computer magazines with older editions are appearing.

https://kotaku.com/nintendo-power-archive-org-magazine-issues-online-read-1849785150 - This is a gem for Nintendo enthusiasts.

https://archive.org/details/etree -  the original live music archive where artists give access to bootleged gigs, many amazing quality and I found a lot of my favourite bands on here legally.

https://archive.org/details/books - lots of interesting and freely readable books. Also seach magazines.

https://openlibrary.org/ - a library, borrow, and give back. Cheaper than buying digital, sometimes free, no paper, etc.