find whatever old publication, movie, etc on internet archives. downloadable.
support them so they can continue.
I was so glad to find the original "Song of the South". great piece of history.
also the original Jungle Book movie (not cartoon).
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find whatever old publication, movie, etc on internet archives. downloadable.
support them so they can continue.
I was so glad to find the original "Song of the South". great piece of history.
also the original Jungle Book movie (not cartoon).
Thank you OP. I've found books on archive.org that places such as Amazon charges 100s of dollars. I can't think of a better deal than free for all that media.
They are also in a battle with the international media companies for their very existence so I agree anything we can give them helps.
Whether it belongs here or not that's up to slickdeals but for me this is the correct place.
Thank you OP. I've found books on archive.org that places such as Amazon charges 100s of dollars. I can't think of a better deal than free for all that media.
They are also in a battle with the international media companies for their very existence so I agree anything we can give them helps.
Whether it belongs here or not that's up to slickdeals but for me this is the correct place.
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Couldnt agree more, been using archive since the late 90's but is by no means a "slick deal"
This is just someone trying to harvest karma points or something. Archive.org is generally really well known.
Granted, more and better stuff (like old local cable access TV episodes) are starting to show up. Things which truly there was no way of obtaining before.
This is just someone trying to harvest karma points or something. Archive.org is generally really well known.
Granted, more and better stuff (like old local cable access TV episodes) are starting to show up. Things which truly there was no way of obtaining before.
We've been watching Bonanza lately. So great, and no commercials.
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This is just someone trying to harvest karma points or something. Archive.org is generally really well known.
Granted, more and better stuff (like old local cable access TV episodes) are starting to show up. Things which truly there was no way of obtaining before.
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Internet Archive is a great place indeed! They also have WaybackMachine which can be used to reference old webpage snapshots!
However, this is not a deal and should be marked as information post.
I had never heard of it, never heard anyone mention it, and I'd consider myself pretty knowledgeable about stuff like this. Seems many of the people commenting and TU-ing haven't heard of it either.
I think of all the "deals" for free books that get posted from Amazon, deals for items that are frequently changing price to $1 lower, SD promoted posts... seems it's a grey area what qualifies as a deal. Just my opinion, feel free to crap on the OP if you must.
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I had never heard of it, never heard anyone mention it, and I'd consider myself pretty knowledgeable about stuff like this. Seems many of the people commenting and TU-ing haven't heard of it either.
I think of all the "deals" for free books that get posted from Amazon, deals for items that are frequently changing price to $1 lower, SD promoted posts... seems it's a grey area what qualifies as a deal. Just my opinion, feel free to crap on the OP if you must.
I mean, Archive.org has been posted here 23 times before in some form or another. As it's been around for decades, I would have assumed most internet savvy folks knew about it by now.
I mean, Archive.org has been posted here 23 times before in some form or another. As it's been around for decades, I would have assumed most internet savvy folks knew about it by now.
I had no idea. And I think I'm pretty technically savvy...
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However, this is not a deal and should be marked as information post.
They are also in a battle with the international media companies for their very existence so I agree anything we can give them helps.
Whether it belongs here or not that's up to slickdeals but for me this is the correct place.
They are also in a battle with the international media companies for their very existence so I agree anything we can give them helps.
Whether it belongs here or not that's up to slickdeals but for me this is the correct place.
However, this is not a deal and should be marked as information post.
Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank ElatedHeart7655
Granted, more and better stuff (like old local cable access TV episodes) are starting to show up. Things which truly there was no way of obtaining before.
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Granted, more and better stuff (like old local cable access TV episodes) are starting to show up. Things which truly there was no way of obtaining before.
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The first time I've ever heard of this website. So much information!!!🤯
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Granted, more and better stuff (like old local cable access TV episodes) are starting to show up. Things which truly there was no way of obtaining before.
However, this is not a deal and should be marked as information post.
I think of all the "deals" for free books that get posted from Amazon, deals for items that are frequently changing price to $1 lower, SD promoted posts... seems it's a grey area what qualifies as a deal. Just my opinion, feel free to crap on the OP if you must.
I think of all the "deals" for free books that get posted from Amazon, deals for items that are frequently changing price to $1 lower, SD promoted posts... seems it's a grey area what qualifies as a deal. Just my opinion, feel free to crap on the OP if you must.
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