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Please do not use archive.IS mirror for linking, use others mirrors [.TODAY .FO .LI .VN .MD .PH]. .IS might stop working soon.
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Something strange is going on at #ISNIC. They ask to prove the address, I do and they response that the domain will be deleted in 30 days. It looks much like a hostile takeover by some experienced domain traders.
Removing information from the Internet does not add any credibility to it. It is interesting thatfell into this trap and was used as a credibility booster.
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The Wayback Machine
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In article from kp.ru Number of Russian Federation personnel killed According to Ukraine 14,000 According to Russia 9,861 Numbers removed in later version Archived version of original article from @internetarchive’s @waybackmachine web.archive.org/web/2022032112
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"Chutzpah for Dummies" or how to use email to destroy websites. Sometimes it works. At least against #Onlinenic.
When archived pages are better than live ones:
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The Verge
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Twitter change leaves huge gaps in websites theverge.com/2022/4/6/23012
#switchplus seems to be attacked by trolls impersonating police. Absolutely no hints what the "illegal content" might be.
Almost Streisand: Zuck DMCA'ed our DNS server at Linode (DigitalOcean withstood) i.imgur.com/BnfBwPE.png
Someone is spamming with messy emails from a "feminist association" accusing us of cryptoscam, Windows virus, torture, rape, pedo/zoophilia, ... everything at once. Shockingly, some recipients seem to believe it. Something from Kiwifarms?
"Having to do" is not so direct here. Absence of EDNS and massive mismatch (not only on AS/Country, but even on the continent level) of where DNS and related HTTP requests come from causes so many troubles so I consider EDNS-less requests from Cloudflare as invalid.
I wonder how so many websites survive without domain mirrors
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Blank Marred
@MarredBlank
Twitter is blocking archive DOT ph links from being posted and throws a warning when you click on archive DOT today links. archive DOT is is working fine tho. x.com/marredblank/st
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John Navas created an Android app that makes it possible to archive a web page from Chrome. You can install it from play.google.com/apps/testing/c
In 2020, Google AdSense recruiting publishers using email spam. I remember the times when it was a privilege to get an account there. Weeks-long approval queue. Random blocks.
Cloudflare DNS issue persists due to double-locking: in response to my non-answering to their requests, they implemented infinite TTL for my domains, remembering the IPs forever. So, IPs in 1.1.1.1's responses are often obsolete or not mine at all, beyond my control to alter.
hunch.ly is whatcould be, if we had a sales guy :) It actually is for the insiders, only the public API is restricted to "save one url" and "search" (and no .onion for the public to reduce our communication with the authorities about the content)
Since yesterday archive.EC is not under my control. Please update links. There could be parking page or something. And never buy .EC domains
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If there was no police report, or was a fake one (I am 99.9% sure) - would it be possible to sue the registrar for the caused downtime ?
The first XSS found on archive.is by whitehat hackers. Already fixed. openbugbounty.org/reports/549823/
archive.LI got to the Google #Safebrowsing blacklist archive.is/e0wKE. I reported false positive. This may take some days to fix.
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yes, unlike other public DNS services, 1.1.1.1 does not support EDNS Client Subnet
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Mostly no (unless it is something illegal) because those people who saved a page implicitly asked not to delete.
Old troll who attacked domains and now sends fake DMCAs to Twitter (see missing logo?). The idea of insulting is to nudge me to reupload the logo then Twitter will delete the acc. This really works.
People try to dispel my skepticism about the direct donation. Well, let's check if it works
I am rather pessimistic because the attacker know they found a vulnerable registry and all they need to do is to be more annoying with it.
Can anyone suggest a .li registrar (from this very limited list nic.li/registrars/) resilient to troll-attacks like x.com/archiveis/stat ? Exceptwhich is definitively not.
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archive.today
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"Chutzpah for Dummies" or how to use email to destroy websites. Sometimes it works. At least against #Onlinenic.
I just notice that whois of ALL the .FO domains (not only mine) has gudrun@nic.fo instead of customer's emails. This change could be the root cause of the problem.
What next?
- Cloudflare to cancel Gab51.1%
- Dreamhost- Parler domain12.8%
- Archive.org- Trump tweets36.2%
47 votesFinal results
I'll try to switch to old UI. New UI works, but not stable - often there is "something is wrong" message instead of the content. Thank you for hint with GoolgeBot UA!
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PingCAP
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Probably the largest single-database #TiDB in-production cluster in the world! - 21 #TiDB instances - 168 #TiKV instances - 1.82 Trillion rows - 318 TB of data - Peak read: 100 million rows per second - Peak write: 87k rows per second
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I had a deja-vu reading in aarticle about Spanish homes of a darknet market operator, then recall that those guys sent us removal requests with threats.
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bbcrussian
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Мог ли Ярослав Сумбаев быть "Мигелем Моралесом"? Читайте в расследовании Би-би-си: bbc.in/36oCnII Или смотрите наше видео: youtu.be/Y3tTMYqzet8
Sorry for moving all mirrors to Cloudflare (it is trouble for some users). A snapshot of a Chechen oppositioner blog is being attacked.
Whole .ws zone is down for many hours and there is nothing in the news or twitter (8.8.8.8 might return cached results for some domains. "dig +tra website.ws" fails for every domain in .ws) #samoanic
About some problems with "archive.today" domain (and newTLD in general) blog.archive.is/post/138982909
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You were contacted by the trolls who impersonate authorities. So to say, you were outsmarted by the hackers. But you still resist to acknowledge the vulnerability, to apologize to the clients and promise that you will verify the identity of the claimants.