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The Entertainment Software Association doesn’t want anyone to restore the functionality of older videogames that are no longer supported by their publisher, because, says ESA, this is “hacking,” and
Police Scotland admits it lost 20,000 stop and search records because "the wrong button was pressed".
AWESOME list of the weird physical storage options available in the '90s.
A utility for copying a specific file or directory from external media, converting the local copy to a Bag named according to repository standards (using MoMA's TMS API), valdating the BagIt generated SHA1 checksums against Hashlib calculated SHA1 of the files on the original source media. Requires bagit-python, and currently only works with MoMA's TMS API.
Getting started with born-digital archives is a complex task. The technical skills needed to preserve punched cards, magnetic tape, floppy disks, CDs, DVDs, Zip drives, hard drives, and other digital media are often daunting. Cooperative library research provided the UCLA Library and other institutions with a way to break down the challenge into more easily manageable activities.
I had the privilege of participating in The Radcliffe Workshop on Technology and Archival Processing a few weeks back. I was thrilled to be on a great panel with some early career historians and Ma…
Discount on WiebeTech stuff for educators!
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Open-source image forensics tool.
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Interesting for its list of digital forensics tools usable on Apple gadgetry.
Well done everybody v/@pjbryant pic.twitter.com/8KgGKdX7vw— John B (@johnb78) August 24, 2014
Gadgetry needed for common old digital media.
The free OSFMount tool mounts raw disk image files in mulitple formats. You can also create RAM drives. Formats supported include img, dd, E01, VHD, ISO & bin
Has example disk images usable in class.