nyuuzyou/wikis huggingface dataset:
Talks

== Conference Talks ==
;I Am The Harbinger of Death: An Introduction to Archive Team (transcript, audio, YouTube video)
:Presentation by Jason Scott at Digital Preservation 2013.
;ArchiveTeam - Backing up what is going to die (French)
:LSM 2013 lightning talk. Archive Team begins at about 45:20.
;The twenty-year butterflies: which web cookies have stuck to the internet's plan? (video)
:UKSG Conference 2013, April 8-10, 2013 - Plenary Session 5
;Time Travel From 2100 A Kit (HD video)
:Heroku's Waza 2013, February 28th, 2013 
;Wanted - dead or alive
:Webstock 2013, February 11-15th, 2013
;Keynote: Open Source, Open Hostility, Open Doors (HD video)
:Open Source Bridge 2012, June 27, 2012 
;Archive Team and the Case of the Widespread Recognition (video)
:Personal Digital Archiving 2012, February 24, 2012
;Collecting and Preserving the Web
:ROFLCon Summit, October 1, 2011
;ARCHIVE TEAM: A Distributed Preservation of Service Attack (video) Youtube Transcript and .srt file
:Defcon 19, August 6, 2011
;The Story of Archive Team (video)
:Personal Digital Archiving 2011, February 23, 2011
;The Splendiferous Story of Archive Team and the Rapidly Disappearing Digital Heritage (video)
:Shmoocon, February 6, 2010
== Podcasts ==
;Jason Scott talks Digital History and Content Preservation
:Insert Content Here, Episode 13 2013
;Archiving Geocities
:CBC Radio 2011
== External Links ==
* Presentations List on Wikipedia.
Category:Archive Team
Tapatalk

Tapatalk is a forum hosting service operated by Everforo, Inc.
It is the culmination of a serious of acquisitions:
* Tapatalk
** ←Invisionfree and Zetaboards (2018)
** ←Yuku.com (2017)
*** ←Forumer.com (2013)
In September 2023, a newsletter was issued, explaining that Tapatalk was repurchased from venture investors, and rationalizing various "changes aimed at simplifying our offerings".
Tar.hu

tar.hu was a popular Hungarian free webhosting service. It was launched in 1999,http://web.archive.org/web/20000229091542/http://www.tar.hu/ and was shut down by then-owner Generál Média Kft. on 2011-02-20, along with the kep.tar.hu image hosting service.https://forum.index.hu/Article/viewArticle?a=107607959&t=9207272
As of 2024, tar.hu redirect to sas.hu, successor of freeweb.hu.
Category:Web hosting
Taringa!

Taringa! was an Argentine-based social networking site with over 60 million users.https://www.cloudflare.com/case-studies/taringa
They announced on that the site would cease operations on due to "changing trends in social media platforms and the difficulty of monetizing in such an environment". https://web.archive.org/web/20240311213636/https://www.taringa.net/+taringa/taringa-cerrara-el-24-de-marzo_5bsu6r
== References ==
TechNet

TechNet is/was Microsoft's platform for IT professionals. It is slowly being dismantled since 2013, along with MSDN.
== Components ==
* Forums: http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums (redirects to http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/de-de, http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-us, etc. for different language settings with different content)
* Evaluation Center: http://technet.microsoft.com/evalcenter/ (redirects to http://technet.microsoft.com/de-de/evalcenter/, http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/evalcenter/, etc. for different languages, although the content should be the same). Redirecting to as of July 2020.
* Downloads: https://technet.microsoft.com/subscriptions/securedownloads/ (there are also localized variants but they offer the same content). This is where the 11TB of downloads are. You need a TechNet account (~200€ per year) to access most of the stuff. You could only get one until August 2013, after which TechNet registration closed down.
* Blogs: blogs of Microsoft employees. The blogs were "archived" in July 2019 and are available at (together with MSDN ones) as of July 2020.
* Wiki: , to be migrated. Archived at Wayback Machine.
* Library: technical documentation for professionals and advanced users. The Library content was migrated into Docs in 2019 and is redirecting to there since January 2020.
== Archival ==
* User:Mithrandir ran a wget grab on the main site in July 2013, which is definitely incomplete.
* Microsoft has put their software from TechNet Gallery into a organization. This does not include community contributions.
* A partial backup of TechNet Gallery is available on the Internet Archive and allegedly in a 8460 MB torrent (info_hash 3347da46613654362dcfe4a8cb09053995d505cd ).
* The blogs are now available at https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/archive/blogs/.
* TechNet Library was migrated to https://docs.microsoft.com/ and is now available there.
* The Evaluation Centre has been moved to https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/evalcenter/.
* The Wiki has been archived on the Archive.
Category:Microsoft
Technic Platform

Technic Platform () is a hosting platform for Minecraft modpacks. It is one of the original platforms for hosting such content; it has a lot of historical content.
The platform has two ways of providing modpacks for download: a direct download link to a .zip file with the mods, or a link to a Solder instance and modpack. The former would be trivial to save; the latter might require a script.
== Cleanup of dead projects ==
Technic has been known to delete projects from the platform that do not receive enough downloads within a specific time period.
TechnologyGuide

TechnologyGuide was a platform for reviews of computers, smartphones, and digital cameras. It was launched in 2013 as a number of websites with editorial articles and forums by TechTarget. After a loss of editorial staff in 2017, it sat around for several more years until it was announced on 2022-01-17 that it would shut down two weeks later on 2022-01-31.
== Sites ==
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* (defunct as of 2022-01-25, redirecting to a section of NotebookReview instead)
* (ditto)
The forums contained a total of 11.8 million posts as of 2022-01-22.
== References ==
Telegram

Telegram is a mostly open source chat system (web and app-based) which acts as a social network due to features like group chats and channels, originally intended as a drop-in replacement for WhatsApp.
Like Facebook pages/groups and Twitter, Telegram chats can contain a significant amount of history (text, audio/video and images) of various online communities, as well as personal digital history.
== Structure ==
Channels on Telegram are essentially public streams of posts, similar to Twitter or RSS.
Since 2019-06-01 (update blog post), it is possible to "preview" channels on the web (e.g. @Telegram at or ).
== Discovery ==
Since November 2023 Telegram offers a similar channels function. This function can be used to discover relevant channels on a specific subject. The 'Similar channels' function can be accessed through the telegram client.
The Python script Telegram Similar Channels Finder uses the Telegram API to discover similar channels.
== Export methods ==
=== Web data only ===
These tools archive Telegram channels through their web view. Only public channels can be saved this way, and certain attachments (including PDFs and some very long videos) are not available.
ArchiveTeam's telegram project archives as WARC, supporting all available web data (and including outlinks). Suggestions are welcome! A bot in the project IRC channel accepts archival requests for eventual upload into the Wayback Machine; it understands the following commands:
* !help prints a help message listing available commands.
* !a archives Telegram data once.
** !a <url> archives the given t.me url (autodetecting the page type).
** !a channel:<channel name> archives the given channel.
** !a post:<channel name>:<post id> archives the given post, including any discussions.
* !p archives a Telegram channel once immediately, then queues it for periodic re-archiving. (This is preferred for active, significant channels.)
**!p <channel> <interval> archives the given channel (as <url> or channel:<name>) once every interval seconds for the next time-to-live seconds (optional, default 1 year).
* !pget, !prenew, or !pdelete <channel> gets info for, renews, or deletes a periodic item, respectively.
* !pdump dumps info for all periodic items.
snscrape exports textual channel data as JSONL (media support is pending).
==== Deprecated ====
* Chromebot was once used, but has been shut down due to data integrity issues. (Old jobs can be found via this wiki.)
* ArchiveBot was once used, but due to its lack of Javascript support, its results are inferior to those of the special-purpose Telegram project. Use the Telegram bot instead. (Old jobs can be found via the viewer.)
=== All data ===
* The official Telegram Desktop app exports as HTML or JSON.
* telegram-export (no longer maintained)
* telegram-history-dump (no longer maintained); introduction
* Pidgin sync
See also Bellingcat's guide.
== See also ==
* etherpad of third-party channel lists
* ArchiveBot/Telegram (some sites related to Telegram)
Category:Social networks
Telenor

Telenor is a multinational telecommunications company based in Norway.
home.online.no was a personal page hosting provided by Telenor with websites dating back to 2000-2001. Shutdown notice was published in September 2015 with shutdown date October 31th, 2015 (1, 2).
The websites disappeared at 2015-11-01 00:00 CET.
== Shutdown notice ==
Tjenesten Min hjemmeside er ikke lenger i salg
Tjenesten Min hjemmeside som har vært inkludert i ditt bredbåndsabonnement vil legges ned. Årsaken til dette er at vi i stedet vil satse på mer oppdaterte tjenester som Min sky, hvor du enkelt kan lagre og dele innhold fra pc/Mac, mobil og nettbrett. Les mer om Min Sky.
Når tjenesten Min hjemmeside legges ned, vil den ikke fungere lenger og du kan heller ikke linke denne siden videre til en annen adresse. Ønsker du å ta vare på innholdet ditt, må du selv sørge for å laste det ned til din pc for det vil bli slettet fra serverne til Telenor. Derfra kan du for eksempel overføre innholdet ditt til Min Sky.
Google Translated to English:
Service My homepage is no longer in service sales 
My website which has been included in your broadband subscriptions will be closed down. The reason for this is that we instead will pursue more updated services as My cloud, where you can easily store and share content from the PC / Mac, mobile and tablet. Read more about My Sky. 
When service My website shut down, it will not work anymore and you can not link this page on to another address. Want to take care of your content, you must make sure to download it to your PC for it will be deleted from the servers to Telenor. From there you can for example transfer content to My Sky.
== Structure ==
Site could use any of these patterns:
* http://home.online.no/~username/
* http://username.home.online.no/
* http://home.frisurf.no/~username/
The websites are static and could be either uploaded from user's PC or done with rudimentary ColdFusion-based wizard. The latter option provided gallery and web-page creation functions.
== Additional information ==
# Article on Aftenposten.no (copy 1, copy 2)
# Post by Kay Olav Winther (copy 1, copy 2)
== Archives ==
Content downloaded by Archive Team can be found in WARC format here, and is also available in the Wayback Machine.
User index (12151 user) is available here:
~0…d,
~e…i,
~j…l,
~m…r,
~s…z. Includes all available host names for the given user and provides corresponding WARC item names.
List of the telenor-grab items is available here
Category:Archives not in collection yet
Category:ISP hosting
TestFlight

TestFlight was a platform for beta testing apps. It was acquired by Burstly, which was later acquired by Apple. It shut down on February 26, 2015.
== Site structure ==
*https://www.testflightapp.com/install/251aaeaaf0001ec906c157f2f31ddcbd-MTMxODQ0MzI/
*https://www.testflightapp.com/join/251aaeaaf0001ec906c157f2f31ddcbd-MTMxODQ0MzI/
*https://www.testflightapp.com/join/login/251aaeaaf0001ec906c157f2f31ddcbd-MTMxODQ0MzI/
*https://www.testflightapp.com/api/builds/251aaeaaf0001ec906c157f2f31ddcbd-MTMxODQ0MzI/6280ca3ee10631fd6817100ffd1ee849-MTMzMzc3.plist (contains links to the ipa, the name of the .plist file is constant)
** https://testflightapp.com/dashboard/ipa/251aaeaaf0001ec906c157f2f31ddcbd-MTMxODQ0MzI/6280ca3ee10631fd6817100ffd1ee849-MTMzMzc3/ (ipa link)
** https://testflightapp.com/api/icons/251aaeaaf0001ec906c157f2f31ddcbd-MTMxODQ0MzI/6280ca3ee10631fd6817100ffd1ee849-MTMzMzc3.png (icon)
=== Crawls ===
*Google crawl
*Twitter crawl
*URLTeam crawl
The Artist Union

The Artist Union was a music hosting site where artists can freely register and upload their work, allowing the users to download it via a simple login with SoundCloud in exchange for following the artist's account and posting a comment.
On 2020-07-23, the company announced that they would shut down on 2020-08-01.
== Vital signs as of 2019 ==
* The site has been mostly been abandoned by both artists, users and the company maintaining it. Last updates on the company's social pages were in 2017. Links: Youtube SoundCloud Twitter Facebook
* For accessing the site via mobile there used to be working apps for both Android and IOS, for some reason they seem to have disappeared on both platforms. The company has not released any official statement about this or to any users inquiring on the social pages. The site still redirects to broken pages where the apps should be.
== Shutdown notice ==
On 2020-07-23, the company sent an email to all users:
Artist Union: We're Winding Down
Dear Artist Union Community,
It's with sadness that we've decided to end the Artist Union. Thank you so much for your support over the years. We're grateful to have been a part of your artistic journey and are proud of all the music that was created.
We're planning to shut down our servicce on August 1st, 2020. Please reach out if you have any questions or concerns regarding this transition.
Best,
Team Artist Union
== Project Comments ==
* The website is very slow to respond typically, producing numerous 502 error messages. The website also frequently crashes, concurrency of 300+ items/minute has been attained but only for a short time period. During 09:00 to 17:00 UTC (approx.) the website cannot handle a load greater than 10 concurrent. Overnight appears to be the best time for grabbing bulk data.
== Retrieval ==
Playback does not work directly on the Wayback Machine; you will have to download the original file. There is a tool to do this at https://tau.thetechrobo.ca.
== References ==
The Chive

The Chive is an entertainment and humor website featuring mostly image galleries. It was launched in 2008 according to Wikipedia. It formerly described itself as "probably the best site in the world".
Anyone can submit content to The Chive, but content that appears publicly is curated by site staff.
A comparison the Archive.Today captures for this site with the current site shows that many older articles do not exist anymore. Based off the famous quote of Jason Scott, one could say theCHIVE is an archive in the same way a supermarket is a food museum. If you find anything of value there, save it. The same applies to theBERRY.com, its sister site.
== External links ==
* The Chive – Wikipedia
Category:Excluded from the Wayback Machine
The Classic Horror Film Board

This forum has been around for over 20 years (as of 2015) and has a variety of expert contributors. There is much info here (in text and images) that you are most unlikely to find anywhere else. There is also some very good commentary and analysis. 
As of late, there has been a variety of technical issues which has made people fear that the CHFB will be lost. If you browse around for a bit (on this, or another Yuku-powered board) you get a feeling that these fears might not be completely unfounded.
The proposal has been announced on the boards .
You can read a short piece on what the CHFB is capable of doing .
== Archiving ==
The site is being archived as part of the Yuku archiving project.
Category:Cinema
The Dead, the Dying & The Damned

News about dying websites and the people who save them.
== Archives ==
* The Dead, The Dying & The Damned - www.deaddyingdamned.com - 2011-08-16.tar.gz (torrent)
* The Dead, the Dying & The Damned/Twitter account grab
== External links ==
* http://www.deaddyingdamned.com
* http://twitter.com/#!/DeadDyingDamned
The Escapist

The Escapist, now known as Escapist Magazine, is an online magazine dedicated to video games and the wider industry. In 2015 and 2016, its then-parent Defy Media conducted a set of layoffs, many of which included contributors to the site, leaving the remaining staff out of Seattle to essentially do it for free.
In mid-2018, they were bought by Destructoid owner Enthusiast Gaming, and a relaunch of the site happened several months later known as v2. The v1 version of the site remains accessible through https://v1.escapistmagazine.com/ and the "Archive" button on v2.
== Archival ==
Archival of the site has been proposed for some time ever since it was reported that the site had staffing troubles when under Defy, though luckily it survived for long enough to find a new owner who just so happened to leave the old version available instead of burning it because "newer is better" or what-have-you.
An ArchiveBot job was run on version 1 of the site in late 2018 and early 2019, because having an extra copy never hurts.
The Internet Movie Database

The Internet Movie Database (IMDb) is an online database of information related to movies, television shows, actors, production crew personnel, video games and fictional characters featured in visual entertainment media.
== Download ==
You can download the database from here: http://www.imdb.com/interfaces
== Discussion boards ==
On Feb 3rd, 2017, IMDb announced it was closing down its user discussion boards site-wide on Feb 17th, 2017. http://imdb.com/board/announcement
== How to help? ==
We need volunteers and it will be great if you help us.
There are 2 ways: the easy one is described below. The advanced way is for users who are familiar with Linux and wish to start the downloader scripts themselves. (Please do not run the scripts manually on Windows, use the Warrior instead)
=== The simple way ===
Requirements: VirtualBox (recommended) or VMWare Player to run the virtual machine, a few gigabytes of disk space and a pinch of salt combined with an unrestricted Internet access.
The quick start instructions can be found on our ArchiveTeam Warrior wiki page.
Please do an update of the Warrior software prior to starting the IMDb project. It should not take any longer than 2-10 minutes and may require a manual reboot of the Warrior.
Category:Cinema
The Mail Archive

The Mail Archive is what it sounds like; it's an ad-supported mailing list archive that users can add arbitrary mailing lists to. Started in 1998, it currently holds 121,034,946 archived postings, on 4,314 mailing lists as of October 2015.
== Possible leads == 
List of mailing lists (in OPML format)
We could use this as a starting point by parsing the OPML to get a sitemap for future web-scraping.
Single line Bash to scrape OPML file for mailing list URLs:
 wget -qO- https://www.mail-archive.com/feeds/feeds.opml | \
 egrep -o "^\s*htmlUrl=\"([^\"]*)\"$" | sed 's/^[^"]*"//' | \
 sed 's/"$//'
The Museum of Classic Chicago Television

The Museum of Classic Chicago Television aka FuzzyMemories.TV is an online museum for clips of broadcasts by local Chicago TV stations.
In September 2023, its YouTube channel was threatened to be shut down following copyright claims by Sony.
== Archives ==
=== Website ===
* User:JustAnotherArchivist archived the website with grab-site starting on : 
** As of this crawl, a few hundred video files were not available and returned HTTP 404 instead. 4232 video files could be retrieved across 4761 video IDs.
=== YouTube channel ===
* Added to the YouTube project on ; all videos existing as of that date should be available in the Wayback Machine.
* 4993 videos in 's storage; the last run was on .
== References ==
The Plant List

The Plant List was a list of botanical names of species of plants created by the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew and the Missouri Botanical Garden and launched in 2010.
It was intended to be a comprehensive record of all known names of plant species over time.
It has not been updated since 2013, and is superseded by World Flora Online.
== Archive ==
todo
== See also ==
* List of species databases
== External links ==
* 
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Category:Science
The Radio Freaks

The Radio Freaks is a podcast that notably featured performers from the adult entertainment industry.
Many episodes currently (March 2024) seem to be lost to time.
* https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-radio-freaks/id391748021 shows only 10 episodes.
* Google Podcasts also shows only 10 episodes.
* https://www.youtube.com/@TheRadioFreaks/videos shows a handful more.
* https://radiofreaks.wordpress.com/ has descriptions for many episodes and links them directly as .mp3 files on bpsradio.com, but these links are dead.
* Some have been archived: https://web.archive.org/web/*/http://www.bpsradio.com/radiofreaks/shows/*
* https://tunein.com/podcasts/Comedy/The-Radio-Freaks-p945387/ has a few.
Please edit this page if you know where to find more episodes.
The Win Column

For the purposes of press, questions, scrapbooking and memories, here are examples of successful Archive Team projects and where the results may be found.
* Geocities
** Grabs and other related items are available on archive.org here: Geocities Valhalla
** To make it easier to go through the collection, The Geocities Screengrab Collection is available - this is only a small subset of the total sites.
* The events and proto-social site UPCOMING.ORG was "sunsetted" by Yahoo!, and original founder Andy Baio bought back the domain name, initiated a successful kickstarter to restore it, and is utilizing the Archive Team's copy of upcoming to bring back an archive section.
** "How You Can Help Save Upcoming.org, Posterous, and More" by Andy Baio, waxy.org blog, April 2013.
* Posterous
** The Posterous Grab collection is available here: Preposterous! The Posterous Grab
* Tabblo
** The Tabblo grab collection is available here: Tabblo Archive
* Thingiverse
* Hyves
** The Hyves grab collection is available here: Angering the Hyves
ThinkGeek

ThinkGeek was an online retailer of computer accessories, sci-tech toys, and later geek pop culture toys in operation from mid-1999 to mid-2019. Its parent company, Geeknet, was bought by GameStop in 2015, though the site continued to run for a few years after that. The same year, it branched out to running physical retail stores, with the first one opening in the Florida area in 2015 and a couple dozen more after that.https://news.gamestop.com/news-releases/news-release-details/thinkgeek-partners-gamestop-launch-unique-new-store-concepthttps://attractionsmagazine.com/thinkgeek-open-first-retail-store-florida-mall/http://www.retailwire.com/discussion/once-e-tail-only-thinkgeek-expands-brick-and-mortar-presence/
== Vital signs ==
GameStop killed the ThinkGeek website in July 2019, in favor of a ThinkGeek section on its website (as well as its EB Games counterparts in Canada and Australia/New Zealand) with a significantly pared down selection of items along with its retail operations.https://www.theverge.com/2019/6/14/18679421/thinkgeek-shut-down-website-gamestop-geek-merchandise Remnants of its presence remain elsewhere on the web, mostly through its YouTube channel and social media pages.
The retail operations bearing the ThinkGeek brand continued to run, but, no doubt as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, its first store in Orlando announced it was liquidating on August 13, 2020, and shut down by September 27, 2020.https://citysurfingorlando.com/2020/08/thinkgeek-to-close-florida-mall-store-in-orlando-thinkgeek-orlandoshopping/https://www.facebook.com/thinkgeekfloridamall/posts/1187355334981929 Virtually all of its other retail outlets are in the Pacific Northwest, the New England area, and the Deep South.
== References ==