Bit rot: why digital files can become corrupted without warning
Keeping a copy does not prove it remained intact. Checksums can expose silent changes, but recovery still depends on redundancy and maintenance.
Keeping a copy does not prove it remained intact. Checksums can expose silent changes, but recovery still depends on redundancy and maintenance.
The project preserves machines by reconstructing their behavior in code while keeping technical documentation separate from access to protected ROMs.
The archive grew without advertising, kept its code open, and treated technical features as decisions about agency, memory, and access.
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