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Entertainment > Games (PlayStation 1) >
A fine tactics game.
aka Ogre Battle: The March of the Black Queen
Ok, I’ll admit it. I really like system archaeology.
It’s like some strange combination of a system administrator, grey hat cracker, security expert, information archivist, hacker, propeller-hat role. I don’t know how to explain it.
And I’ve been doing it on my own system.
For years.
Note that “digital folklore” (native web culture, etc) is not related.
https://web.archive.org/*/addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/10897
https://web.archive.org/*/www.andyhalford.com/checkplaces/index.html
An add-on which helps deal with bookmarks. It has three features which I really appreciate:
It re-downloads Favicons
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Abandoned
I’ve gone through a couple of primary browsers across a couple of different operating systems and operating system versions.
What’s even more unfortunate is that I’ve had multiple backups where there were different changes to different versions of things. Fortunately I’ve been semi-active on keeping my links lists up-to-date, otherwise I might have bookmarks from 1998 in Neoplanet from back in my 16-bit Windows days.
Oldschool > Oldschool Godbox >
I didn’t take proper pictures of all the parts I gave away. A couple of 486s, including one with a mixed ISA, PCI and VLB motherboard, with tweaked L2 cache. Heck, I even had a Gravis Ultrasound Plug and Play with a pair of 4MB SIMMs.
Lots of hard drives, a couple of cases, boxes of cards including some formerly-expensive modems.
This was wholly obsoleted by find_tools.sh (and find_tools_media.sh)
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