FBI orders domain registrar to reveal who runs mysterious Archive.is site
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Re: FBI orders domain registrar to reveal who runs mysterious Archive.is site
#2The current administration would be a good joke if it wasn't real.
Re: FBI orders domain registrar to reveal who runs mysterious Archive.is site
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#5Ars inventing their own colour here. This is simply not true.
Re: FBI orders domain registrar to reveal who runs mysterious Archive.is site
#6People who steal from Americans get pardons... archive.is gets the the Feds on them. The current administration would be a good joke if it wasn't real.
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#8> The subpoena is supposed to be secret Ars inventing their own colour here. This is simply not true.
What are you talking about? Right at the top of the subpoena it literally says in bold and all caps, and I quote:
>YOU ARE REQUESTED NOT TO DISCLOSE THE EXISTENCE OF THIS SUBPOENA INDEFNITELY AS ANY SUCH DISCLOSURE COULD INTERFERE WITH AN ONGOING INVESTIGATION AND ENFORCEMENT OF THE LAW.
Re: FBI orders domain registrar to reveal who runs mysterious Archive.is site
#9People who steal from Americans get pardons... archive.is gets the the Feds on them. The current administration would be a good joke if it wasn't real.
FWIW circumventing various paywalls is probably the bad thing archive.is is being investigated for, not the archiving bit.
Re: FBI orders domain registrar to reveal who runs mysterious Archive.is site
#10A very large partition of citations in Wikipedia for example relies on them. Most of the pages that cite archived copies do so because the live version is no longer available I would like to have some assurances that archive.is and the likes are not altering their content in any way over time.
Unironically content sensitive hashing of archival pages might be one of the few use cases where something like a blockchain might actually be useful for.