Hacker News with Generative AI: Web Archives

Computer History Resources (landley.net)
This is a bunch of links to computer history pages, research for a book I'm writing. I've provided links to all the originals, as well as local mirrors because I've gotten sick of links going down a year or so after I bookmark them. (I'm sorting through my bookmark list in my copious free time and finding all these dead links from 1998, and it's annoying because some of these were GOOD. Even CNN culls its archives. Sigh...)
Ask HN: How to Resurrect a Site from Archive.org? (ycombinator.com)
I recently bought the expired domain of a niche interest site because the previous owner was determined to let it die and did not want to put any effort in it anymore.
A Collection of Kaleidoscope Schemes, Sourced from the WayBack Machine. (hryjksn.com)
A collection of Kaleidoscope Schemes, sourced from the WayBack Machine.
Tell HN: The Wayback Machine is up, in read-only mode (ycombinator.com)
The https://web.archive.org/ service is up again in "(provisional, read-only) service".
New Feature Alert: Access Archived Webpages Directly Through Google Search (archive.org)
In a significant step forward for digital preservation, Google Search is now making it easier than ever to access the past. Starting today, users everywhere can view archived versions of webpages directly through Google Search, with a simple link to the Internet Archive’s Wayback Machine.
Wayback Machine Is Down (archive.org)
Let Readers Read (archive.org)
WARC-GPT: An open-source tool for exploring web archives using AI (law.harvard.edu)
In Search of the Lost Web (maraoz.com)