Sean Rameswaram

The Wayback Machine, the Internet Archive, mostly funded through donations, the generosity of people, institutions, even governments. Is that going to be enough to archive the Internet to the extent that, you know, future generations will want to see and need?

There you have it. Let me ask you one last question, Mark. You guys have been at this for nearly three decades. Certainly you've saved a lot of stuff. And certainly a lot of stuff has fallen through the cracks. I wonder, is there something that slipped through the cracks before?

There you have it. Let me ask you one last question, Mark. You guys have been at this for nearly three decades. Certainly you've saved a lot of stuff. And certainly a lot of stuff has fallen through the cracks. I wonder, is there something that slipped through the cracks before?

There you have it. Let me ask you one last question, Mark. You guys have been at this for nearly three decades. Certainly you've saved a lot of stuff. And certainly a lot of stuff has fallen through the cracks. I wonder, is there something that slipped through the cracks before?

that you could tell us about that might suggest to our audience, you know, what is lost when we can't archive to the extent we want to or need to?

that you could tell us about that might suggest to our audience, you know, what is lost when we can't archive to the extent we want to or need to?

that you could tell us about that might suggest to our audience, you know, what is lost when we can't archive to the extent we want to or need to?

Huh. And by losing that fleeting webpage, that one, you know, maybe minor, maybe major webpage about bird flu on the CDC's website, what are we losing?

Huh. And by losing that fleeting webpage, that one, you know, maybe minor, maybe major webpage about bird flu on the CDC's website, what are we losing?

Huh. And by losing that fleeting webpage, that one, you know, maybe minor, maybe major webpage about bird flu on the CDC's website, what are we losing?

Yeah. I mean, and you are… You are comparing, in a way, a CDC website to the Protestant Reformation. But I think you mean it, don't you?

Yeah. I mean, and you are… You are comparing, in a way, a CDC website to the Protestant Reformation. But I think you mean it, don't you?

Yeah. I mean, and you are… You are comparing, in a way, a CDC website to the Protestant Reformation. But I think you mean it, don't you?

Mark Graham, known exclusively to Amanda Llewellyn as WebMG. Check out the Wayback Machine at web.archive.org. Amanda produced the show today. Laura Bullard helped and wore the hat. Jolie Myers edited. Andrea Christen's daughter and Patrick Boyd mixed. And Andrea even made some original music. Thanks to the free state of Aftonia for the Wi-Fi. Oh, and it's today explains seventh birthday today.

Mark Graham, known exclusively to Amanda Llewellyn as WebMG. Check out the Wayback Machine at web.archive.org. Amanda produced the show today. Laura Bullard helped and wore the hat. Jolie Myers edited. Andrea Christen's daughter and Patrick Boyd mixed. And Andrea even made some original music. Thanks to the free state of Aftonia for the Wi-Fi. Oh, and it's today explains seventh birthday today.

Mark Graham, known exclusively to Amanda Llewellyn as WebMG. Check out the Wayback Machine at web.archive.org. Amanda produced the show today. Laura Bullard helped and wore the hat. Jolie Myers edited. Andrea Christen's daughter and Patrick Boyd mixed. And Andrea even made some original music. Thanks to the free state of Aftonia for the Wi-Fi. Oh, and it's today explains seventh birthday today.

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What did you get us? Maybe show some love in the comments and the ratings and the reviews. They say it helps. And thank you for listening for however long you've been listening. If you're new to the show, feel free to browse the archive.

What did you get us? Maybe show some love in the comments and the ratings and the reviews. They say it helps. And thank you for listening for however long you've been listening. If you're new to the show, feel free to browse the archive.

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