The Internet Archive is preserving the web one page at a time, a job that’s more critical than ever as the internet evolves in the age of AI.

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What was once the home of a Christian Scientist church is now the holy grail of Internet history — the Internet Archive, a non-profit library run by a group of software engineers and librarians, who ...

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She had, indeed, in a sense, three brothers in the Confederacy, but they were half-brothers, with whom she had had little to do, and anyway the Civil War was notoriously a great divider of the border ...