This image is a screenshot of a computer desktop showing a torrent client application and a hard drive properties window, illustrating a massive digital archiving effort. The background is dominated by the dark-themed interface of a torrent program, likely qBittorrent, listing numerous large files with names suggesting public data collections such as "National Archives," "Department of Education," "biodiversitylibrary-org," and "ExtremeWeather." All visible torrents have bright magenta progress bars indicating they are 100% complete and currently "Seeding," with file sizes ranging from hundreds of gigabytes to over 1.5 terabytes each. Superimposed on the right side is a Windows "Properties" dialog box for a local disk drive named "PublicInfoArchive (F:)." This window reveals the sheer scale of the storage: the drive has a total capacity of approximately 101 terabytes (TB), with about 95.2 TB used and only 6.65 TB of free space remaining, visually represented by a nearly full blue pie chart.

This image is a screenshot of a computer desktop showing a torrent client application and a hard drive properties window, illustrating a massive digital archiving effort. The background is dominated by the dark-themed interface of a torrent program, likely qBittorrent, listing numerous large files with names suggesting public data collections such as "National Archives," "Department of Education," "biodiversitylibrary-org," and "ExtremeWeather." All visible torrents have bright magenta progress bars indicating they are 100% complete and currently "Seeding," with file sizes ranging from hundreds of gigabytes to over 1.5 terabytes each. Superimposed on the right side is a Windows "Properties" dialog box for a local disk drive named "PublicInfoArchive (F:)." This window reveals the sheer scale of the storage: the drive has a total capacity of approximately 101 terabytes (TB), with about 95.2 TB used and only 6.65 TB of free space remaining, visually represented by a nearly full blue pie chart.