Semi related but just an FYI: archive.is does the same but it attacks some random blog that did a deep dive into the site. That "captcha" screen is throwing loads of requests from your browser
archive.today and archive.is are two separate services, run by different people, are they not? The Wikipedia page just says that archive.today was mirroring archive.is's contents.
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Semi related but just an FYI: archive.is does the same but it attacks some random blog that did a deep dive into the site. That "captcha" screen is throwing loads of requests from your browser
(See further down the history section here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Archive.today)
archive.today and archive.is are two separate services, run by different people, are they not? The Wikipedia page just says that archive.today was mirroring archive.is's contents.Edit: guess I misread something, sorry
I think they're the same either that or I'm misunderstanding the wiki article
They are the same, yeah. They just migrate between domains as they get shut down or whatever
Dude, WHAT
Does anyone know any alternatives that are good for getting past paywalls?
If I hosted that blog I would have sued by now.
I finally remembered to install noscript because of them.
Ublock with advanced settings also works
I was in the block list by name. Fuck that guy, lol
I was in there as a regex in case I have alts with the same username on other instances
Also fuck that guy, lol. Who blocks a GSV?
Me too! They did it with numbers after village.
Because he’s a chudservative
Congrats! this is the first proper(ish) use of this meme I've seen in months
My immediate reaction to the JS snippet was "luckily i disable JS by default"