archive.today

Got a takedown request from the Atomic Wallet devs, looks like they’re trying to clean up the history archive.today/ULc3i

@antibot4navalny They haven't changed the ToS yet, they just removed the only version from the net. For a crypto project, constantly preparing for a scam is normal. Strange how many businesses are erasing their ToS history these days.

@archiveis Background: investigace.cz/cryptomus/

Trendy: businesses are sending us takedown requests for old versions of their terms. Should we make a list of them?

2: archive.today/2w7pQ

1: archive.today/x7GO0

@osintsucks archive.is/UfHvb

On fake WAAD: In 2024 we got 2 requests: imgur.com/a/BJbvhsp Both target pages from OSINT probe into a pornsite op: one with ad-codes, other - public company registry. The style matches our WAAD: vocab, Lyon, bold font, French&English, view from porn industry infobubble,..

@jong_slow @hex_init BTW, PirateBay's domain is on the same Canadian Easydns-Tucows duo. And Wayback Machine's too.

@hex_init @archiveis Looks like the owner is in Russia. Should be okay there. Tucows is Canadian but that won't help them. It was a slip up. They could have used a smaller company in Russia or China for their domain. A safer bet. They could just use a new one and be back online. Look at PirateBay

@frustratedDoe @DICTgovph @Cloudflare @internetarchive actually, CF has a program to whitelist bots, but it has strange covenants we do not meet (e.g: the bot must make 1000+ requests/day to CF websites)

@DICTgovph @CloudFlare may I suggest #whitelist #whitelisting #IPaddress -es coming in from @internetarchive ( web.archive.org/save ) & @archiveis ( archive.ph aka archive.today archive.fo archive.fo archive.li..)

@SupportingMemes Not lazy, that's for sure. Thousands of fake social profiles and seo-dorways with his name have been created in the last couple of months to bury the investigation page.

@archiveis lol for him to be sitting there typing all that, he must be mad as hell.

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? imgur.com/a/qCAottD

@SupportingMemes AI is much more proficient in English. I believe that this guy (archive.today/j5JXp) is writing. He has been OSINT'ed using archive, now he is taking revenge on me, as OSINTers are anon. The text is a compilation of complaints on his site: so much focus on sex and violence

@archiveis I'm going to take a stab in the dark and say this is written by AI. The way it fades in and out of coherency doesn't seem human.

@SupportingMemes Yes, they are still active, sending out the same text.

@archiveis Still fighting the good fight I see

@SilentKoan it looks like my bug, i will fix today

@shahi_gautam @phonedude_mln @waybackmachine @internetarchive @permacc @Poynter @factchecknet @eurofactcheck please, provide examples

@archiveis @phonedude_mln @waybackmachine @internetarchive @permacc @Poynter @factchecknet @eurofactcheck not only one, but almost 100s of archived links; what is the purpose of archiving if we can not use it.

You can get that info, but you need to parse the "Link:" and "Memento-Datetime" HTTP response headers; see: ws-dl.blogspot.com/2013/07/2013-0… #WebArchiveWednesday

@phonedude_mln @shahi_gautam @waybackmachine `curl http://...` should work, not `curl https://...`

@shahi_gautam cloudflare also defeats the @waybackmachine (left), as well as the TimeGate & TimeMap APIs (right). This means we can't aggregate @archiveis in #MemGator. Not awesome.

@phonedude_mln @shahi_gautam @waybackmachine @internetarchive @permacc @Poynter @factchecknet @eurofactcheck There are such cases, although I do not think they annoy anybody: empty pages, "browser got crashed", some paywalls fully blanking the content, blanking Nuxt.js errors, etc.

@shahi_gautam @waybackmachine @archiveis @internetarchive @permacc @Poynter @factchecknet @eurofactcheck I've never seen a case where the short URL quit working -- do you have examples? Of course, you can always use the long URLs instead (assuming you know the original URI). @archiveis has a lot of advantages, like stripping .js. But it appears Cloudflare is a real obstacle :-(

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.

@DaddyWarpig Maybe it's time to make the project less commercial to depend less on gullible folks

@archiveis Sweet Baby Inc and associated bad actors.