I have to say that I am a huge fan of archive.org. It has millions of things and you can find some real gems there.

For instance I have found a DVD ISO image of "Tahiti" which was also released on Laserdisc and MUSE Laserdisc.

https://archive.org/details/sony-tahiti-dvd

https://archive.org/details/sony-guayana

https://archive.org/details/sony-alaska

That might come to an end at some point:

https://www.reuters.com/legal/litigation/internet-archive-faces-skeptical-judge-publishers-copyright-lawsuit-2023-03-20/

Julien

Sorry for bumping an old post but this thread wasn't too far down from the top.

I've been using archive.org's wayback machine for years to view old Websites. Sometimes you can even use it to get around a paywall if the article you want to read is indexed. Aside from websites there's been some shows/movies available to stream for free on there and even some old magazines.

Perhaps this is just my ignorance of internet etiquette but what is the objection to reviving old threads?

Surely most of the more interesting topics were brought up early in the history of the forum, and any contribution to those more interesting topics should be welcomed.