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A Game Dev Challenge for the Ages: Flash Forward Jam!
Are you a game developer or animator looking for challenge this January? Quick! It's still not too late to join Newgrounds' Flash Forward Jam and win up to $700.
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A Preview of the Flash Kill Switch: January 12, 2021 and Beyond
Adobe Flash has a kill switch that has been included in versions released since mid-2020. On January 12, 2021, Adobe will activate this kill switch, rendering internet-based Flash content inaccessible.
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The Open Library Explorer! A new way to browse the Internet Archive
The Internet Archive has recently introduced the Open Library Explorer, you can now search for books on virtual shelves from the comfort of your home!
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Log into your Account: Mediafire to Purge Inactive Users!
Mediafire's new policy is to remove files on accounts inactive for longer than 8 months! Log into your accounts and mirror your stuff!
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Rescuing A Forgotten Nick Gem: The Avatar Yield Project
Books 1, 2 and 3! Long ago the 3 Books on Nickelodeon's Avatar: The Last Airbender website provided a comprehensive guide to the world of Avatar, but everything changed when…
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Update: 12 Day Grace Period on the Flash Player Killswitch
Adobe has given a grace period until 12 January 2021, before activating the killswitch to disable all recent versions of Flash Player.
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Yahoo! Groups Archive Metadata Now Available
After months of work and preparation, the metadata for over 1.1 million Yahoo! Groups retrieved by Archive Team's Python script as well as from other grabs has been organized and…
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Back in a Flash: The Super Mario 63 Community!
In honor of Flashcember: the history and state of the Super Mario 63 community and how they've prepared for the discontinuation of Flash Player.
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Khan Academy is retiring old courses but…
Khan Academy is retiring some old courses but there's some good news....
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Google Cuts Free Unlimited Storage in Photos, Drive
Google is ending free storage on some of their services, to promote their new paid Google One cloud storage service.