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@bitsgalore This is great! The SCSI universe is mind boggling. We luckily have a SCSI write blocker but still have to puzzle through a lot of cords and adaptors to use it.
Thanks @shirapeltzman! Looking forward to discussing this project and other approaches to working with proprietary software at @BitCurator Users Forum 2018 #buf2018 https://t.co/DXE1QCkMRf
Really great blog on preserving Lightwright files from one of the interns @nypl supervised by our brilliant digital archivist, @SusanMalsbury: https://t.co/e8IGf03CDt
New book on Leary archives by former @nypl archivist @yesthatjen is in good company with Michael Pollen and Tao Lin in New Yorker piece on the psychedelic renaissance https://t.co/zT1Y6gQGmA
Great write up by Pratt Fellow @amboissonnault on her semester tackling software preservation issues surrounding Lightwright, a software used by lighting designers and found in collections held by @nypl_lpa https://t.co/1am4E8sSpR