Welcome to astrolabe
This is astrolabe, the mirrors server of the Johns Hopkins University ACM chapter.So what use is astrolabe?
An astrolabe is helpful when you're stuck at sea without a magnetic compass. Align the stars you see to the markings on the astrolabe and you'll have straight sailing.
This server mirrors a few projects for the JHU community. It's also a box of hard drives tied together with shoestring. This gives high-speed access to:
- All of bitsavers.org - (read how to use our bitsavers.org mirror!)
- Blastwave package archives - (read how to use our Blastwave mirror!)
- Debian package archives - (read how to use our Debian mirror!)
- Fedora package archives - (read how to use our Fedora mirror!)
- Gentoo package archives - (read how to use our Gentoo mirror!)
- All of kernel.org - (read how to use our kernel.org mirror!)
- Nexenta package archives - (read how to use our Nexenta mirror!)
- OpenBSD package archives - (read how to use our OpenBSD mirror!)
- All of Project Gutenberg - (read how to use our Gutenberg mirror!)
- All of scene.org - (read how to use our scene.org mirror!)
- Ubuntu package repository - (read how to use our Ubuntu mirror!)
- As well as some miscellaneous other tidbits - (read what's in our miscellaneous mirror!)
- Five years too late, DeCSS is mirrored here. DeCSS is a program to remove CSS.