top | item 10400224 (no title) fn42 | 10 years ago "Hard drive from junk shop found to be from an old facebook server"I do wonder how digital archiving will work in the future. Hopefully something better than "the archive.org volunteers decided to archive it" discuss order hn newest valarauca1|10 years ago You tell archive.org how often to archive a URL. So its not really up to their volunteers but the general population. TeMPOraL|10 years ago There's a really bad problem with archive.org - that they retroactively apply robots.txt files. Simple: User-Agent: * Disallow: / And poof, here goes history. Guess how many companies care? load replies (1) stevewilhelm|10 years ago What are the odds that archive.org will be around in 137 years?The best bet would be the Library of Congress. load replies (1)
valarauca1|10 years ago You tell archive.org how often to archive a URL. So its not really up to their volunteers but the general population. TeMPOraL|10 years ago There's a really bad problem with archive.org - that they retroactively apply robots.txt files. Simple: User-Agent: * Disallow: / And poof, here goes history. Guess how many companies care? load replies (1) stevewilhelm|10 years ago What are the odds that archive.org will be around in 137 years?The best bet would be the Library of Congress. load replies (1)
TeMPOraL|10 years ago There's a really bad problem with archive.org - that they retroactively apply robots.txt files. Simple: User-Agent: * Disallow: / And poof, here goes history. Guess how many companies care? load replies (1)
stevewilhelm|10 years ago What are the odds that archive.org will be around in 137 years?The best bet would be the Library of Congress. load replies (1)
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The best bet would be the Library of Congress.