Hugged to death? I can’t access the page.
Seems likely, same for me.
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#12Hugged to death? I can’t access the page.
I am able to.
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#13Hugged to death? I can’t access the page.
Have you tried just letting it load? Took maybe more than 30 seconds for the page to load for me, but it did load eventually.
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#14Ah, good, they are also mirroring the page load speed of the internet archive
Typical for something made in St. Gallen. A sensible web developer from Zurich interested in the topic would have created this website in just a single HTML and an optional CSS file.
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#16That website is really struggling. Very tempting to go to a mirror on archive.org to view it :) This seems very distinct from Internet Archive in the US, I wonder how separate it is. Internet Archive Canada (I worked there in 2024) operated like it was a subsidiary, even though I think it was technically an independent organization with some shared directors. Same Slack, same archive.org email domain, etc. IA.ch has…
They use Slack? I am kind of surprised. But I am sure on the plus side, that would also mean having to worry about one less uptime.
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#17Sankt Gallen's more physical archive is worth a visit too: https://www.stiftsbezirk.ch/de/stiftsbibliothek/
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#18Very proud of my alma mater town to be a place for this. It’s much needed infrastructure for Europe.
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#20That website is really struggling. Very tempting to go to a mirror on archive.org to view it :) This seems very distinct from Internet Archive in the US, I wonder how separate it is. Internet Archive Canada (I worked there in 2024) operated like it was a subsidiary, even though I think it was technically an independent organization with some shared directors. Same Slack, same archive.org email domain, etc. IA.ch has…
They use Slack? I am kind of surprised. But I am sure on the plus side, that would also mean having to worry about one less uptime.
Slack, Zoom and Google Apps (but not for email) - otherwise basically everything was internally ran.
The Slack has (had?) hundreds of guest accounts due to volunteers and allied organizations. It’s an interesting (and cool) institution!