Besides Wikipedia and the Internet Archive, what are the internet's finest "public goods" websites? (And are there any obvious ones that don't exist that should?)
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Which 1880 issue? The June issue with Twain on eavesdropping on telephone calls?
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William James on excellence, volume 46.
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Wow, I didn't even know
@internetarchive's crawlers were running in 1880 -
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There's project Gutenberg for free ebooks.
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Their video section is also full of great (otherwise hard to find) content! For instance, they have 124 episodes of Netcafé - a show about the Internet from the late 90s https://archive.org/details/netcafe check out the amazing intro
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I can smell the spacer.gif from here
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I was also recently looking at Stripe’s early website and one thing that I noticed was how many of the early employees went to accomplish great things outside of Stripe.
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"Stripe Mafia" perhaps?
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