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ventegus
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Comment #48901957
They operate in antiphase: annas-archive.st and sci-hub.gl are suspended. This couple checked all the domain zones money can buy and... ended up using different sets, with zero int…
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Comment #48900637
kiwifarms and sci-hub have been kicked off .is
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Comment #48898690
I went here for an IP to write in /etc/hosts and no one has posted it yet :(
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Comment #46888560
Just do not take him for your own roleplay model
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Comment #46881864
taking this very post from flagged trash can and posting again - is definitively a such act
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Comment #46879533
There is a perception that the use of the archive by the HN community has some positive value for the archive. But in fact: 1. HN uses a free service that someone else pays for. 2.…
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Comment #46839941
thetimes.com has a paywall if you visit it from the UK, and full content if you are in the US. entonces, US-based archive.org "bypasses" this paywall as well: https://web.archive.o…
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Comment #46833703
It was already in "The Simpsons" "Accelerando"
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Comment #46659105
Actually, I'm not entirely sure on how archive.org achieves its resiliency. It's a rather interesting question for archive.org, if one were to interview them, that is. Unlike archi…
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Comment #46646652
They always direct clients to a server abroad. The task is exactly opposite to what CDNs do
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Comment #46645243
e.g. currently most media snapshots contain wartime propaganda forbidden at least somewhere. RT content verboten in Germany, DW content verboten in Russia, not to mention another d…
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Comment #46645155
Hm, a pro-Kremlin website, banned on Russian state firewall while actively used by Myrotvorets and many gov.ua sites....
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Comment #46636826
How's this supposed to work? It doesn’t even make it through the Cloudflare captcha.
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Comment #46634511
They use EDNS for regional compliance, not for bandwidth optimization.
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Comment #46631455
Did you save it?
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Comment #46625390
They might need to tweak a single word. Streisand readers won’t have a clue which. Save the page now and compare a week later.
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Comment #41641399
They check for client IP. True Googlebot always comes from 66.249.*.*
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Comment #41606523
Why not? Many of us host terabytes of opaque data on platforms like GitHub without ever paying or facing deletion threats.
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Comment #41428380
wsj has easy-to-bypass paywall but hard-to-bypass antibot/antiscraping solution, so the browser extensions work better than hosted bypassers
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Comment #41006072
It is haters' secret weapon to take archive.today down: https://x.com/archiveis/status/1809081807452696711
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Comment #36977867
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Comment #36973279
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