The app has been fully shut down, and you can no longer buy the products. the QR code takes you to a random website that has taken over the domain

I have been searching for the Jaboody Show video: "Ranking The Best 80s Cartoon Intros!" for a while. I've searched high, and I've searched low, and I still can't seem to find the damned thing. It's a deleted video, but I have the URL, Thumbnail, and the full title. I already sent an email, but I think I should maybe try sending another one or posting on their Reddit: "r/Jaboody" or something, because it's been eight days, and I haven't seen any response. Do any of you have any advice on how to find the full watchable video or stream, or is it simply lost to time forever, or should I just try to contact Jaboody Show directly and try to get a copy from them? I really liked watching this video, so I really want to find it again. If I found it, I would probably make an archive so others could watch it too. There's the thumbnail below for those who don't know.

Also, the URL for the YouTube video is: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RTzII1Z7M1c

Hi everyone!

I'm looking for an old tutorial series by Karl Lewis (@karllewis7965 on YouTube) about creating an immersive first-person shooter in Unreal Engine 4.

The series was published on his website, karllewisdesign.com, and covered topics such as true first-person character setup, hand IK, aiming down sights, projectile firing, procedural recoil, and manual shotgun reloading.

Unfortunately, some of the original pages appear to be unavailable, and I haven't been able to find complete archived copies through the Wayback Machine.

I'm trying to find the entire tutorial series, including all parts, articles, screenshots, diagrams, and any downloadable project files that might have accompanied it.

Here are some of the parts I've identified so far:

Part 1 – Intent, Setup & True First Person Character

Part 2 – Hand IK and Deadzone Rotation

Part 3 – Aiming Down Sights

Part 4 – Firing Projectiles and Controlling the Pump Action

Part 5 – Procedural Recoil Animations

Part 6 – Manual Reloading Controls

If anyone has saved copies of these articles, PDFs, screenshots, backups, or knows of another website where the series is still available, I'd be extremely grateful if you could share them.

Even incomplete copies or archived pages of individual parts would be very helpful!

I'm particularly interested in preserving the original tutorials rather than finding generic alternatives, since the specific implementation details are what make this series valuable.

Thanks in advance!

hello, i've been searching and searching to see if anyone has a proper archive of blingee stickers but have been unable to find anything. i conducted most of my searches before blingee fully shut down (their site is currently unbrowsable, though they are supposedly working on bringing it back. they don't mention if they will keep any of the old blingees or assets that used to be on the site, and i'm not sure if the old site exists on the domain still somewhere), and i tried to find a way to archive them myself before the site shut down but couldn't find any info on that either, and i'm not tech-savvy enough to code a scraper. some of them have been archived and ported to picmix, some of them are on pinterest and probably tumblr, and some on glitter-graphics, but they are scattered about and certainly all of the places i've found that have some of the stickers that were on blingee do not even come close to scratching the surface of what was available on the site. picmix's stickers leave a lot to be desired, and a lot of the stickers are the newage revival of that kind of culture, which i don't have a problem with, but i want to create blingees that are truly authentic to the time period from stickers that were uploaded and created during that time. i am sure a lot of others do too. with something as iconic to internet culture as blingee, i am surprised that i wasn't able to find any sort of archive of the stickers that were used to create the actual blingees. if i remember rightly, there's archives of blingees themselves, just not the stickers. any help would be greatly appreciated!

just got this email:

I’m terribly sorry to bring this news to you. While we did have many people reach out about the non-profit initiative, it became apparent that we crucially wouldn’t be able to find someone to take over as the head of Pillowfort and lead the organization. Since things cannot continue the way they have been, the only option left is to close it.

The essentials are:

Pillowfort’s last day will be December 4th, 2026. All subscriptions have been cancelled. You will still be able to access the features you paid for until Pillowfort’s final day. We will be honoring refund requests for any and all purchases or donations made in the last 75 days (i.e. since August 5th). Just contact Staff with information about the payment(s) you want refunded. We will be releasing a blog export feature soon to allow you to save a text file of all your blog posts. In the meantime, you can also download an archive of your blog using the unofficial Tassel browser extension.

https://www.pillowfort.social/posts/8413273/

I hope this is the right place to post this, I'm not much of a reddit user but this has interested me so much I wanted to share. I'm a casual Super Galdelic Hour preserver so even this small piece of media is important to me.

In 2015, Famitsu did a livestream with a few devs of the PS2 game Super Galdelic Hour (and a cosplayer). There are still tweets and even the Famitsu article announcing the livestream both with links to the niconico live and youtube live but both links don't give anything. The niconico video disallows rewatching the video while the youtube one simply leads to a dead page. I was hoping this stream could perhaps involve some development information and such. I don't know if there's a way to bypass the errors on either site or if somehow, someone has saved the recording.

I've tried a search in Japanese on youtube and niconico but haven't found anything at a first glance. I've found this tricky and daunting to do because it's in Japanese v-v

Here is the famitsu article: https://app.famitsu.com/20150803_552346/

A tweet with a link and images from the stream: https://x.com/takehiro_ando/status/628507194812555264

Niconico link: https://live.nicovideo.jp/watch/lv229568078

Youtube link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BavTdD5dTB4

Here is the game name in Japanese if that helps: スーパーギャルデリックアワー

Thanks!

I really wanna have it please

over the past few days, i have been searching for a now terminated game on roblox called cheese infection... or infectious cheese. i have seen many aliases.

i checked on youtube, and got a few leads like the owner (positivityheals) and a developer (vrwoof/snav) but i have no way to find the game, its creators, get in contact with them, or any other basic way to find the game and why it got deleted.

i am working on this for a youtube documentary. i know i will likely be more successful if i wasnt extremely unknown.

i just need to find the basic history of this game and why it got banned, and other backstory/background info.

lost media

hace muchos años cuando era niña ví un vídeo en Youtube de quién creo era Wismichu o algún otro youtuber con barba haciéndole al tonto, era algún tipo de exploración urbana, recuerdo que había bosque en el vídeo y estaban en una alcantarilla, supuestamente habían encontrado un papel que decía chop chop y lo estaban relacionando a la Creepypasta de dear David, recuerdo mientras lo veía me llamaron y para cuando volví ya no estaba el vídeo y nunca más lo pude encontrar jajaja alguien más lo vio?

hi guys i am fairly new here so i don't know if this is the right subreddit to post this on if you know a better one pleas let me know so i can fix my mistake :>

so yesterday my parents returned home with this skimboard. It is promotion for a game called "secound life" but i can't seem to find any information about it or any other picture

only information that i got from internet is that the randstad is work agency of some sort and in 2007 they collaborated with secound life

thanks for any help you can provide

https://www.reddit.com/r/DHExchange/s/xwMDq9yNPj

I made a previous post (linked) abut sharing an archive I made of cheezburger.com . In that archive, you'll find about 5k out of the 85k posts saved were empty of memes due to being primarily links to YouTube videos. So I redownloaded with video downloads enabled and the archive grew considerably. (166GB - 340GB) Same memes, but with a bunch of YT videos now too. So if anyone's interested, I can share it out to you. DM me for sharing details.

Title: Help finding a deleted YouTube manga recap video — ID: D0tvQzXfpbw

Hi everyone! I'm trying to find a deleted YouTube video about the manga Above Ten Thousand People.

The original video ID is "D0tvQzXfpbw". I watched it earlier this year, but it is no longer available.

I've been trying to find a surviving copy or an archive of the original video. Does anyone know of any archives, mirrors, or recovery methods I could try?

Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

hi, trying to find some old art that Gloomyunderwoods(now JWiesner) back in the era of pre-eclipse deviantart, one of the pics im trying to find is the tutorials them made such as lineart coloring tutorial, coloring and shading tutorial and perfect shapes tutorial.
also im trying to find the character sheets from the graphic novel called luminahi(now luminous red).
wayback machine can load images, is there a way to restore pics that are not available?
i wonder if someone knows this DA artist or if someone has some save deviations please let me know, i would be very pleased

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1sznIsAtbNVxZRihPTkqm8Mv3GkOGaUha/view?usp=sharing

fliplascripts videos from the 2024 all the way through maybe 2026 I’m not sure are now lost media and many others are now lost media if you know or have these videos please let me know all I was able to find was a wayback machine screenshot. Some of these include Insomnia 2, Shes Back, That’s not Midas 3, That’s not Doom, Don’t get storm sickness, rage quit 5, who am I, and Where is, the only video I saw again after the deletion of the video was a MSN.com reupload but that’s also been deleted and I unfortunately don‘t have any proof of that so you will have to take my word but I do have screenshots of the wayback machine snapshot I found today as I make this post.

yoo does anyone else remember lazar play deisim (vr god simulator) i couldve sworn he played that game. i was going through his old vids cuz he doesnt upload much anymore and i just couldnt find it. it was one of my favourite series of him. do yall know about it, and do you guys know more lazar lost media/deleted vids?

I am currently searching for a lost piece of web animation history and wanted to bring this to the community's attention. The original MapleStory sprite animation titled "MBR Vs Tray" by the animator ArundAnimations has been deleted from YouTube and is currently considered completely lost.

• Original Publication Date: December 10, 2012
• Original YouTube URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9i4yxnZMxok

The Wayback Machine only captured the dead URL's metadata but unfortunately did not scrape the underlying video file before it was taken offline. Because automated web crawlers missed it, the only way to recover this animation is through manual community preservation.