So, is the AI Scrapocalypse no longer a critically important issue?
Nitter is working again
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#12Is this really permanent? I'd love to know more about this bearer token. Because in the other github issue thread it seemed like every time they found a way around Twitter's safeguards, it was shutdown. It seems like they've literally hard coded a token into the source code. Meaning thousands of nitter-instances, thousands of users, around the world, will use the same token. And potentially so will the AI companies.…
Or if it does work, its absurdly slow.
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#13Is this really permanent? I'd love to know more about this bearer token. Because in the other github issue thread it seemed like every time they found a way around Twitter's safeguards, it was shutdown. It seems like they've literally hard coded a token into the source code. Meaning thousands of nitter-instances, thousands of users, around the world, will use the same token. And potentially so will the AI companies.…
I think this is why NewPipe doesn't work most of the time. Or if it does work, its absurdly slow.
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#14I’ve been a nitter user for 4 years now and will be as long as it works.
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#15Displaying a timeline with multiple accounts seems still broken, but other than that it works fine.
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#16RSS does not work?
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#18This is the most impressive project in Nim I’ve seen yet. Rewriting any major front-end, complete with working authentication and handling idiosyncrasies of the private API is a herculean task. For context, Twitter would have a team of two dozen or more supporting what this does, effectively. Kudos to the author for accomplishing this feat!
> For context, Twitter would have a team of two dozen or more supporting what this does Of course, because if Nitter goes down nobody bats an eye.
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#19This seems like Elon distributed free API tokens to specific 3rd party vendors?
The old token was the twitter web token. I suspect the new one is one of the mobile clients. Maybe new tweetdeck. Though probably the iOS client token makes the most sense, being the hardest to rotate on a whim with app store review.
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#20So, is the AI Scrapocalypse no longer a critically important issue?