Asst Prof at U of Alberta. Saving videogames and software. Make the rich poorer. https://teapawt.net/t.co/pp9dKKtx81 Not using X anymore, [email protected] on Mastodon for updates
Camarillo, CA
Joined November 2008
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Excited to announce that Joseph C Osborn at Pomona College and I just received an NEH grant to work on improvements to our GISST system to cite and analyze program and gameplay states! @csuci
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want steel to build a particle detector? you have to source low-background steel—manufactured before contamination from mid-20th century nuclear testing. want to build a text or image generator AI? you’ll have to source low-background training data—collected before 2022.
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⭐An Overview of Emulation as a Preservation Method
Authors: Eric Kaltman @ekaltman, Alex Garnett, Larry Masinter, Winnie Schwaid-Lindner @winnieschlin
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CLIR and @SoftPresNetwork celebrate #WDPD2022 with “Supporting Software Preservation Services in Research and Memory Organizations,” a new report that identifies concepts, skill sets, barriers, and future directions related to software preservation work. hubs.li/Q01rmKC-0
ALT Image of publication cover next to quote. SPS and CLIR logos in right hand corner.
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One of the great frauds in recent memory was perpetrated by the San Francisco Chronicle, which told voters that Brooke Jenkins was "progressive." Here is Sean Hannity, one of many on the far right praising Jenkins for returning the War on Drugs to SF.
I love grant reviews. 1) Good. 2) Good. 3) I couldn't follow this and have no idea what you are talking about or why you are doing it.
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Understand that today's EPA ruling is the culmination of decades of careful and patient work by big business using dark money.
It is the logical end point of the Powell memo
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We are working on updating the GISST system, which allowed for citation and retrieval of in-browser emulated programs. I'm tweeting to see if anyone knows researchers working with historical business applications that might be interested in experimenting.
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Is there any history of web development? Like, the progress of new acronyms / frameworks is unrelenting and the fundamental goal has always been the same? Anyway, I know what a JAM stack is now.
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My student is running an evaluation study of a tool to scan historical Unity Projects. We are still looking for replies by Friday, May 13th, if you work with Unity in any capacity and have ~10 minutes. Link: forms.gle/UHbZTidTLpQHsDng7
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Anyone have good source of "I need to communicate the viability of a games minor to admin" statistics? I think big numbers by dollar signs is usually a form of accepted communication.
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Great to see democrats and republicans in the senate working together
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legitimately going to drive myself insane thinking about all the ways this could have been prevented if dems had even the slightest desire to actually wield power
We are still looking for feedback on the Unity Scanner tool. It can analyze Unity projects and act as a file viewer for them. My student is looking for a few responses for their thesis. If you have a few minutes, watching the video and reacting would help: forms.gle/UJTRGcmxdQ5Y4P5A8