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#lispyGopherClimate #archive! show mastodon is down/please #boost if you see this so people see this/
communitymedia.video/w/kTjUgHS
#climateCrisis #haiku from @kentpitman as always!

#smallnet #smallweb episode feat. @aral of small-web.org/ and #Kitten.
due to a timezone mixup, Aral is a recording. I have no idea what he has recorded.

First in a string of guest interviews.

We were planning to talk about the attacks on @Codeberg and #hyperlinks I think

#openbsd release #Eev #emacs #lisp

🔍 How do we teach #students to search beyond #Google?

Our new #OpenAccess article in the spotlight shows how teaching students to move beyond Google-style searching can lead to unexpected discoveries and more in-depth engagement with archival content and tools.

Read our interview with the authors:
🔗 rug.nl/library/open-access/blo

@facultyofartsgroningen @facultyofartsug.bsky.social

Faire entendre les sons de la Belle Époque | CNRS Le journal
lejournal.cnrs.fr/articles/fai
> Oubliés pendant plus d’un siècle, des enregistrements de la Belle Époque ressurgissent aujourd’hui grâce à une invention unique : l’Archéophone. 54 cylindres bretons ont ainsi pu être numérisés, révélant les chants et récits d’une époque disparue.

Bon, la Belle Époque me fait penser à un truc plutôt francophone, et là il n'…
#LangueBretonne #brezhoneg #archive #dielloù #kanaouennoù

CNRS Le journalFaire entendre les sons de la Belle ÉpoqueOubliés pendant plus d’un siècle, des enregistrements de la Belle Époque ressurgissent aujourd’hui grâce à une invention unique : l’Archéophone. 54 cylindres bretons ont ainsi pu être numérisés, révélant les chants et récits d’une époque disparue.

📖 🖋️ **Conserving and digitising the oldest known set of lecture notes from medieval Oxford**

“_This manuscript includes lectures on the Psalms from Alexander’s teaching in the 1190s, and Treatise on the Strong Woman, an analysis of the leading roles of Mary Magdalene and the Virgin Mary in the medieval church_”

🔗 jesus.ox.ac.uk/a-13th-century-.

#Digital #Manuscipt #Study #Notes #Archive #Library #Oxford #C13th #Medieval #Medievodons #History @medievodons

www.jesus.ox.ac.ukConserving and digitising the oldest known set of lecture notes from medieval Oxford – Jesus College

Hey,

I just signed the petition “Defend the Internet Archive” and wanted to see if you could help by adding your name.

Our goal is to reach 50,000 signatures and we need more support. You can read more and sign the petition here:

change.org/p/defend-the-intern

Thanks!

Shredd Tone

Change.orgSign the PetitionDefend the Internet Archive

:youtube: **Nazareth, Galilee and Jerusalem: ITN Explores the Holy Land (1958)**

ITN Archive

“_On 1 May 1958, ITN’s Michael Barely took viewers on a trip around the Holy Land. He reported from several sites of Biblical significance including including Nazareth, Ashkelon and the Sea of Galilee. He ended his report in Jerusalem where he watched tourists navigate the border of the divided city (in 1958, West Jerusalem was under Israeli control while East Jerusalem was annexed by Jordan)._”

#Video length: sixteen minutes and fifty-three seconds.

🔗 youtube.com/watch?v=d_OqNasfhV

If you've been following me for a bit you've probably seen me post archiving resources, which are even more important than usual lately as websites & datasets get disappeared off of US federal computer networks. There is an impressive array of efforts, new and old, to preserve things and keep them available.

I was hoping to find a website which has them all organized in one place, and I have! (Note: It's way broader than the stated "Social Sciences") libguides.brown.edu/socscidata #archive #archiving

libguides.brown.eduLibGuides: Social Sciences Data Resources: Alternate US Data SourcesResources, tools and tops for finding and managing data across the social sciences. Back-ups and alternative sources for US government data