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Critical playthroughs of many classic (and not-so-classic) RPGs.
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The Canadian Privateering Homepage
With an exhaustive analysis of the accuracy of "Barrett's Privateers". (Summary: surprisingly good considering that Stan Rogers made the story up out of whole cloth.)
Dokumentationsarchiv Funk (QSL Collection)
The descendant of Radio Austria's archive. (Jonathan Marks has some videos of their collections.)
The Computer Magazine Archives : Free Texts : Download & Streaming : Internet Archive
For AG0700 students researching old games: archive.org now has a reasonable selection of British computer magazines, as well as American ones.
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Amiga Shopper Magazine : Free Texts : Download & Streaming : Internet Archive
All of my favourite 90s Amiga magazine (although no coverdisks -- but I've got most of them anyway). They also have CU Amiga now.
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Older Phones & Phone Systems on VoIP
(Hm, thought I'd bookmarked this before.) Building an international hobbyist phone system by gluing together telephone collectors' exchanges using Asterisk. Very cool, and now remarkably large.
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An Historical Timeline of Computer Graphics and Animation
By Oscar Xavier Chavarro -- very comprehensive, with screenshots.
to ag0700 graphics history retrocomputing ... on 01 September 2012
"EARLY BRITISH COMPUTERS details the pioneering work on modern computers that took place in the United Kingdom between 1935 and 1955 including such landmark projects as the world's first working stored- program computer, the first commercially available computer, and the first transistorized computer." From 1980, which makes it pretty retro itself, but very interesting.
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LacusCurtius • Frontinus on the Water Supply of Rome
The Latin text, and an older translation. It about ties for readability with the modern one, but it's not as accurate (and it tends to guess when the Latin is clearly gibberish).
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Frontinus Translation Introduction
A decent readable modern translation of the classic (i.e. only surviving) work on aqueducts in Ancient Rome. (How did I get here? Frontinus shows up as a character in the Falco books.)
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tasty by Adam Sampson.