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The Museum of Endangered Sounds, a soundboard for obsolete tech like 56K modems and Windows 95 startup music, remains online 14 years after its 2012 launch. The site was created by advertising students Phil Hadad, Marybeth Ledesma, and Greg Elwood as a fictional curator named Brendan Chilcutt.
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