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|Have you ever felt like the Internet Archive runs on sticks and is constantly on the verge of suffering a catastrophic security breach? It just happened. See 31 million of you on HIBP!|[[Hacker|Hacker in JavaScript alert]] | |||
|It's dispiriting to see that even after being made aware of the breach 2 weeks ago, IA has still not done the due diligence of rotating many of the API keys that were exposed in their gitlab secrets.<br><br>As demonstrated by this message, this includes a Zendesk token with perms to access 800K+ support tickets sent to [email protected] since 2018.<br><br>Whether you were trying to ask a general question or requesting the removal of your site from the Wayback Machine – your data is now in the hands of some random guy. If not me, it'd be someone else.<br><br>Here's hoping that they'll get their shit together now.|[[Hacker|Hacker in IA's Zendesk token]] | |||
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[[File:holy greek temple of the Internet.png|thumb|200px|Welcome to the holy greek temple of the Internet! ]] | [[File:holy greek temple of the Internet.png|thumb|200px|Welcome to the holy greek temple of the Internet! ]] | ||
[[Image:Wayback.png|thumb|An excellent trolling resource.]] | [[Image:Wayback.png|thumb|An excellent trolling resource.]] | ||
''' | '''Archive.org''' (formal name: '''Internet Archive''') is a [[site]] that tries to save the entire [[Internets]]. It allows people to look at saved versions of websites from years ago and comes greatly in handy when writing [[ED]] articles about sites that no longer exist, or digging up past lulz that is otherwise being removed from the Internets. When it's working, that is. The thing craps out a dozen times a week. | ||
== The Wayback Machine == | == The Wayback Machine == | ||
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[[Image:Edold.png|thumb|ED main page from [[at least 100]] years ago. Doesn't it look n00bish?]] | [[Image:Edold.png|thumb|ED main page from [[at least 100]] years ago. Doesn't it look n00bish?]] | ||
When a [[re-re]] decides to delete their [[LiveJournal]] after the [[troll]]s descend and they just can't take it any more, the Wayback Machine allows us to laugh at their stupidity for all eternity. Unfortunately it is possible for websites to request exclusion from the archives by putting the file robots.txt in your home directory. This prevents websites from getting robo-stalked | When a [[re-re]] decides to delete their [[LiveJournal]] after the [[troll]]s descend and they just can't take it any more, the Wayback Machine allows us to [[Lulz|laugh at their stupidity for all eternity.]] Unfortunately it is possible for websites to request exclusion from the Wayback Machine's archives by putting the file robots.txt in your home directory. This prevents websites from getting robo-stalked (such is the case with [[MySpace]]) which tampers with [[E|Encyclopedia Dramatica|ED]] writers' trolling arsenals. | ||
Apparently the name of the site is a reference to an episode of ''The Rocky and Bullwinkle Show''. While this reference to a shitty TV show that died before anyone can remember makes the website look like garbage | Apparently the name of the site is a reference to an episode of ''The Rocky and Bullwinkle Show''. While this reference to a shitty TV show that died before anyone can remember makes the website look like garbage; Do not be fooled, the site is in fact quite useful. Unless you're looking up a [[MySpace]]; In that case, use [[Archive.is]] - for Archive.is doesn't care about robots.txt. | ||
Pages pulled up by | Pages pulled up by Archive.org can be used as blackmail, as demonstrated by professional webcomics [[troll]] Scott Kurtz when he bitched about another web cartoonist re-publishing a [[blog]] post he wrote. Ironically, he has now apparently deleted that post, thus making the circle of [[lulz]] complete. | ||
== Deleted from the archives == | == Deleted from the archives == | ||
[[File:Wayback_error_parody.png|thumb|center]] | [[File:Wayback_error_parody.png|thumb|center]] | ||
Unfortunately, | Unfortunately, Archive.org is not truly dedicated to [[ARCHIVE FUCKING EVERYTHING|archiving the entire web]]. Notably, [[KiwiFarms]] was [https://www.theverge.com/2022/9/7/23341051/kiwi-farms-internet-archive-backup-removal sorried into the ground] (excluded) after causing too much [[lulz]]. | ||
== Other services == | == Other services == | ||
Archive.org also has a huge archive of 1900-1989 [[snuff|B movies]]. When you see them, you'll [[shit bricks]]. Hundreds of [[Mujahideen Video]]s and [[An Hero]] Videos are also submitted every day to the archive, only a handful being deleted. Another reason to go to Archive.org is the massive population of [[shit|experimental musicians]]. | |||
== See Also == | == See Also == | ||
* [[ | * [[Archive.is]] | ||
* [[4chanarchive]] | * [[4chanarchive]] | ||
* [[Googlecash]] | * [[Googlecash]] | ||
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{{Timeline|Featured article May 22, [[2011]]|[[The Rapture]]|archive.org|[[Jewish Internet Defense Force]]}} | {{Timeline|Featured article May 22, [[2011]]|[[The Rapture]]|archive.org|[[Jewish Internet Defense Force]]}} | ||
{{Timeline|Featured article October 21 - 23, [[2024]]|[[The Rapture]]|{{PAGENAME}}|[[Halloween (franchise)]]}} | {{Timeline|Featured article October 21 - 23, [[2024]]|[[The Rapture]]|{{PAGENAME}}|[[Halloween (franchise)]]}} | ||
[[Category:Drama-generating techniques]] | [[Category:Drama-generating techniques]] | ||
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Archive.org (formal name: Internet Archive) is a site that tries to save the entire Internets. It allows people to look at saved versions of websites from years ago and comes greatly in handy when writing ED articles about sites that no longer exist, or digging up past lulz that is otherwise being removed from the Internets. When it's working, that is. The thing craps out a dozen times a week.
The Wayback Machine
When a re-re decides to delete their LiveJournal after the trolls descend and they just can't take it any more, the Wayback Machine allows us to laugh at their stupidity for all eternity. Unfortunately it is possible for websites to request exclusion from the Wayback Machine's archives by putting the file robots.txt in your home directory. This prevents websites from getting robo-stalked (such is the case with MySpace) which tampers with Encyclopedia Dramatica|ED writers' trolling arsenals.
Apparently the name of the site is a reference to an episode of The Rocky and Bullwinkle Show. While this reference to a shitty TV show that died before anyone can remember makes the website look like garbage; Do not be fooled, the site is in fact quite useful. Unless you're looking up a MySpace; In that case, use Archive.is - for Archive.is doesn't care about robots.txt.
Pages pulled up by Archive.org can be used as blackmail, as demonstrated by professional webcomics troll Scott Kurtz when he bitched about another web cartoonist re-publishing a blog post he wrote. Ironically, he has now apparently deleted that post, thus making the circle of lulz complete.
Deleted from the archives
Unfortunately, Archive.org is not truly dedicated to archiving the entire web. Notably, KiwiFarms was sorried into the ground (excluded) after causing too much lulz.
Other services
Archive.org also has a huge archive of 1900-1989 B movies. When you see them, you'll shit bricks. Hundreds of Mujahideen Videos and An Hero Videos are also submitted every day to the archive, only a handful being deleted. Another reason to go to Archive.org is the massive population of experimental musicians.
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