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05:14:57<systwi>Woo! Thanks to ArchiveBot, this PDF was saved (the website is now dead): http://web.archive.org/web/20141217035051/http://www.houseofsynth.com/hos-downloads/manuals/Opcode/Opcode-Galaxy-2.x-Manual-1995.pdf
05:15:48<systwi>It's always a treat to find a website/webpage that, although it's dead, was saved in WBM beforehand.
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21:55:29<@OrIdow6>Putting this in -ot since it's so far, out, I saw this https://www.mnot.net/blog/2022/06/22/chromium-only (on a potential future Chromium monoculture) today, made me think,
21:58:03<@OrIdow6>that in 20 years' time or so, the Web may just be another more or less proprietary environment, comparable to a game for archiving purposes; and that it might become useful to put effort into a more general scheme for that kind of thing
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22:36:17<thuban>i thought the second half of that article was rather muddled, but you make an interesting point
22:38:37<thuban>(hn discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31833561)
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