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The Software Heritage archive collects publicly available software in source code form together with its development history. It aims to replicate the collected material to support preservation and to share it with those who need it. The archive grows as new source code is crawled from software projects and development forges. A web interface and API are provided.
ModMyClassic is a community site that hosted Project Lunar and Project Eris, tools for modifying mini gaming systems. Active development on the projects has been on indefinite hold for over five years. The site offers archived project pages, downloads, an archived website, RetroArch cores and open source ports, and an active Discord community.
The CD3WD Project is a non-profit initiative founded in 2003 that provides free access to a repository of over 900 technical documents focused on sustainable development topics. It originally distributed content on CDs, later expanding to DVDs, USB flash drives, and a comprehensive online archive to support development efforts in developing countries.
A community dedicated to the preservation of video game development media such as prototypes, hardware, source code and artwork, started in 2006. The website serves as a catalog for items collected and shared. It has archived over 1000 development builds for various video game systems.
Historical public mailing-list messages documenting Tor development, research and relay operations.
Download Archived Mods is a userscript page for adding browser features, interface tweaks, or automation to websites.
Online digital archive providing access to photographs and oral histories documenting the cultural heritage of Park County, Colorado. Materials come from the Park County Local History Archive, established by volunteers in 2001 and housed in the Park County building in Fairplay. Digitization is a collaboration between the county's Department of Heritage, Tourism, & Community Development and the University of Denver's Library and Information Science program.
Archive of Tor Project monthly reports documenting development, research and community activity.
The University of Chicago Photographic Archive provides digitized photographs from the University of Chicago Archives. More than 20,000 images of campus buildings, events, student activities and Yerkes Observatory are currently available, and the archive documents the university's history, campus development, academic programs and community life.
The VGHF Library is the public catalog of the Video Game History Foundation, a 501(c)3 non-profit dedicated to video game history. It holds collections of development materials, magazines, artwork and ephemera. The library is in early access and a permanent work in progress; not all materials are cataloged or digitized. A separate Digital Archive portal provides access to digital materials.
The Archive of European Integration (AEI) is a free-to-everyone electronic repository hosted by the University of Pittsburgh’s University Library System as part of its D-Scribe Digital Publishing Program. It archives research materials and official documents related to post-World War II European integration, including papers from approximately 40 private research organizations covering the development, activities and foreign relations of the European Coal and Steel Community, Euratom, EEC, EC and EU. Users can browse or search the repository, and new content added from 2020 onward primarily consists of papers from contributing private research organizations.
The Arctic Council Open Access Archive is the official repository of the Arctic Council, a high-level intergovernmental forum formally established in 1996 to promote cooperation, coordination and interaction among Arctic states on sustainable development and environmental protection in the Arctic, with the involvement of Arctic Indigenous communities and other inhabitants. The repository holds reports and assessments produced by the Arctic Council, with recent submissions covering Indigenous knowledge mobilization for emergency management, analysis of Arctic radiological and nuclear emergency response capabilities, and Arctic Council staff rules.
CommodoreGames.Net is a searchable archive and browser-play library for classic Commodore 64, VIC-20 and Commodore PET games. It lists 30,000+ C64 games, 2,500+ VIC-20 games and 800+ PET games, and supported titles can be played directly in the browser. The archive also holds manuals, developer interviews and copy-protection research.
Open-source browser extension that enhances YouTube, giving users more control over content discovery, playback, and look and feel. It offers options such as permanent playback speed, disabling up-next autoplay, auto-pause when switching tabs, hiding ads, and locking video quality. The extension runs offline to modify the local view, and development dates back to 2012.
The Forest Service Research Data Archive contains research data collected or funded by Forest Service Research and Development, U.S. Department of Agriculture. It provides access to short- and long-term research data, including Experimental Forest and Range data, and serves to preserve and share researchers' science.
Abundant Music is a procedural music editor that is in early development. It supports predefined simple instruments and percussion. Users can export created songs as MP3 or Ogg files. Songs produced with the tool are released under the CC0 'No rights reserved' license. The editor includes a feedback submission feature, a visualizer with adjustable FPS settings, and credits for its creators and third-party libraries.
A wiki providing flashcart recommendations for systems such as the Nintendo DS and GameBoy Advance, along with extra resources like the YSMenu Compatibility List. It also lists archived pages that are no longer maintained.
The British National Corpus is a 100 million word collection of samples of written and spoken language from a wide range of sources, designed to represent a wide cross-section of British English from the late twentieth century. The 1994 edition can be downloaded from the Oxford Text Archive, and online services such as BNCWeb at Lancaster University, which requires registration, allow users to search and explore the corpus. It was selected for use in language based research and development. The corpus is maintained by the Faculty of Linguistics, Philology and Phonetics at the University of Oxford.
The page is an alphabetical list of links to archives of Foobar2000 components collected by The Audio File. It states the list includes developmental, experimental, problematic, untested and unsupported components, many developed for older Foobar versions, and that using old or unsupported components is not recommended for normal use.
DailyRemote is a job board for remote and work-from-home positions, listing openings across categories such as software development, design, support, sales, and writing. It includes a documentation jobs section and role and category filters.
A guide to locating deleted, archived or hidden mods from Nexus Mods. It explains finding the delisted mod page on the Wayback Machine, finding the mod's data id and game_id through the browser inspector, and using the DownloadPopUp URL to download the mod.
DrivingSimulator is a 3D driving simulator developed by FrameSynthesis Inc. that operates on Google Maps. It allows users to drive vehicles for activities including safe driving, off-road travel, parking, circuit racing, and global exploration. Steering is controlled via left and right arrow keys, while up and down arrow keys manage forward and reverse movement; mobile devices use a virtual control stick. The project’s development is suspended due to Google Maps API usage costs, the page may cease functioning at any time, and no feature requests will be addressed.
Government in Alaska Web Archives is an Archive-It collection maintained by the Alaska State Library. It archives websites related to Alaska government agencies, with coverage from 2008 to 2025. The collection includes sites from entities such as the Alaska Court System, Alaska Department of Administration, Alaska Department of Education and Early Development, Alaska Department of Health, and Alaska Department of Fish & Game.
The Interactive Fiction Archive is a project preserving the history of interactive fiction and making it freely available to the public. Since 1992 it has collected text adventures, development tools, articles, essays, hint files, walkthroughs and other materials, and it also preserves the history of IF institutions such as the IF Competition and IFDB. It is managed by the Interactive Fiction Technology Foundation and founded by Volker Blasius.
