#datahorders

[clyde49]

can i get ♦ for moxy? that funny doggy intrigues me

Here's 3

1. I think Moxy plays accordion. Most of the time nobody wants to hear him play it but he's honestly quite good. Him and a Brak (who cannonly plays ukulele) have talked about starting a TMBG cover band but they need to learn a few more songs first

2. Moxy is behind a few different CN world media piracy websites, and he operates them out of hopes that some datahorder with copys of his show will find them since he doesn't have them himself. He's still waiting. Aside from purlely digital media, Moxy collects and digitizes VHS tapes and filmstrips, often disrupting his digitalizations on his pirate sites

3. Moxy hosts tabletop for Space Ghost and co but he refuses to play DND and usually shows up with the weirdest smaller games. Everyone honestly prefers it to DND

[techtalkradio]

EPISODE 353 - What is Justin Smoking?

[data-horde-blog]

Duolingo Forums

The Duolingo Forums were laid to rest yesterday. But not all is lost! Volunteers from Archive Team have saved a portion of the forums and they expect to publish their WARCs soon.

Follow DataHorde for updates ;)

[researchbuzz]

YouTube Community Contributions, Joy Harjo, David Brooks, More: Saturday Afternoon ResearchBuzz, March 6, 2021

YouTube Community Contributions, Joy Harjo, David Brooks, More: Saturday Afternoon ResearchBuzz, March 6, 2021

NEW RESOURCES DataHorde: YouTube Community Contributions Archive Now Available: A Look at the Stats. “The YouTube Community Contributions Archive is now available on the Internet Archive! You can download the entire collection, or simply search for and download files for a particular video. The collection is composed of 4096 ZIP archives which contain 406,394 folders and 1,361,998 files.…

[sternenschaukler]

[By the way, r/DataHorder has been working on a backup of all pages being taken down. All is not lost; stay strong!]

NASA ordered to remove anything about “women in leadership”.

[ericvanderburg]

Registration Opens for @AlexLovellTroy Sessions | @CloudEXPO @Pythian #DataHording #DigitalTransformation

http://i.securitythinkingcap.com/QXjYrD #tech

[jmusal]

http://plexguide.com or http://ift.tt/2mbvRQr is an automated solution that utilizes the power of docker, ansible, and ubuntu to provide an ease in the ease of deploying a plex server. Mounts google drive with the use of rclone, plexdrive, and rclone (which provides unlimited storage). This program was started with help and guidance with of users from REDDIT Plex, DataHorders, and HTPC.Program created out of PLEX CLOUD frustration, multiple hard drives, complex raid setups, and etc. Just configure and enjoy plex!Major Changes since PlexGuide 5.0 > PlexGuide 5.029:NGINX Reverse Proxy Added (example: sonarr.domain.com)Can deploy Apps in SSLPerformance Mode added to enhance performance of serverV2 of Docker Fix Added to reboot all containersAdded MEDUSA, HTPCManager, Hydra2, and LiddarUtilized Ansible to Deploy a majority of the services3 Benchmarks tools added to test performance of your serverMass Uninstall Program AddedPlex Token feature added to claim serverTons of code cleanupPermission issues resolvedImproved PreInstallerAdded Install VideoInstalls: Plex, Emby, Jackett, Medusa, Muximux, NZBGET, NZBHydra 1 & 2, Ombi v3, Organizr, Portainer, Radarr, Resilio, RuTorrent, SABNZBD, Sonarr, Tautulli (new PlexPy), HTPCManager, LidarrPlease let us know what we can do to continue to enhance the program!Thank you to: Augie, AugusDogus, Bate, cocainbiceps, daveftw84, Jackalblood, imes, NickUK, Pentaganos, trustyfox, Rothuith, simon021, SpencerUK, The Creator & DeitqueNext Projects: * Deploy Wordpress and VBulletin Site via /r/htpc

[myth-logic]

yes, 1000%. I would like everyone to remember that archivists are all around us! from librarians, to museum staff to datahorders to film archivists even you, my dear reader, could consider yourself an archivist. Back up that tape to youtube, save all your work on a website, record your findings and dates of important events, save all that stuff from that camping trip, get all those flyers and scan them. They all have a role to play in preserving history. Remember that the BBC didn't do any of that until the late 70s, we lost so much history until amateur archivists and the general public came in and helped the BBC. Stuff like that didn't seem important then, but now, is more necessary than ever. Your data or information can really make a difference. Talk to your local museum for what they need or want and upload your stuff online my goodness. It is so important.

The thing that fucked me up over this documentary, is just how…this reveal wouldn’t have happened if the archivists and the media historians never documented the bumpers.

If the archivists never put the bumpers, their dates, their creations, and documented them online, Kevin wouldn’t have anything to go off of. If it weren’t for the wayback machine and the media wikipedias (specifically the Audiovisual Identity Database), Kevin wouldn’t have found the people involved with Tonal Sound and Elias Associates.

The unsung heroes, who do this all for the sake of documenting and archiving stuff we take for granted, helped give credit to a man who did this just because he loved his work, and it really does encapsulate how important these kinds of jobs are — no matter how “unimportant” they seem.

[ericvanderburg]

Alex Lovell-Troy Joins @CloudEXPO NY Faculty | @Pythian #BigData #DataHording #Machine Learning #DigitalTransformation

http://i.securitythinkingcap.com/QV2ZVm #tech