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Latest revision as of 19:01, 2 July 2013
Restoration
10 missing images have been restored, 3 are still missing, although a couple can likely be found/replicated via his DA page (which is still very much open/active). --Onideus 
14:42, 2 July 2013 (EDT)
- How the hell do you find all those files? I couldnt find shit. Not even on archive.org. ••General Niggerson
14:54, 2 July 2013 (EDT)
- I have my own personal archives. My Data Archive spans several terabytes at this point and includes whole sections of the entire Internet from various points. I've been actively collecting/archiving data since the mid 90s. A lot of it is renamed though, which makes restoring stuff a real pain in the ass. Recently though I've come across what ~appears~ to be a nearly holistic archive of ED from ~2007 to ~2009, and only about half the files have been renamed. I found it in my Data Archive's "incoming" directory...which ironically is actually bigger than the archive itself. Basically it houses all the raw material that's been strip mined direct from websites...of which there are countless terabytes worth...honestly I'm not even entirely certain just how big it actually is. --Onideus 15:01, 2 July 2013 (EDT)
- I have my own personal archives. My Data Archive spans several terabytes at this point and includes whole sections of the entire Internet from various points. I've been actively collecting/archiving data since the mid 90s. A lot of it is renamed though, which makes restoring stuff a real pain in the ass. Recently though I've come across what ~appears~ to be a nearly holistic archive of ED from ~2007 to ~2009, and only about half the files have been renamed. I found it in my Data Archive's "incoming" directory...which ironically is actually bigger than the archive itself. Basically it houses all the raw material that's been strip mined direct from websites...of which there are countless terabytes worth...honestly I'm not even entirely certain just how big it actually is. --Onideus