When the DOJ removed Epstein-related zip files, it highlighted the fragility of online information. This guide explores what happened, why data disappears, and how to ethically preserve public information using modern web scraping techniques and best practices.
LTO tape isn't just for corporations anymore. With data hoarding becoming mainstream, home users are discovering tape's unique advantages for long-term archiving. This 2026 guide covers everything you need to know about implementing tape storage at home.
When a Reddit thread about coordinating the preservation of 300GB of Epstein files datasets was locked, data hoarders faced a critical challenge. This article explores the technical, ethical, and practical aspects of preserving controversial datasets in 2026.
When digital images start decaying over time, the humble BMP format reveals surprising resilience against bitrot. This deep dive explores why uncompressed formats survive data corruption and how to implement practical preservation strategies.
A federal judge has ordered Anna's Archive to delete terabytes of scraped data. The tech community's overwhelming consensus? They won't. This article dives into the technical, legal, and practical reasons why, and what it reveals about the future of data control.
Six years into a real-world flash media longevity test reveals surprising results about data retention on consumer drives. Discover what this means for your data hoarding strategy and how to protect your digital archives.
When court documents like the Epstein files become partially unredacted, data preservation becomes crucial. This guide explores the technical and ethical considerations of archiving legal documents through web scraping, proxy management, and proper data storage.