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by samstave
819 days ago
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(They missed a chance to have a link to a download of the mtnl file of the github page haha) Archive.org and wayback machine should ask for people to submit snaps of pages using this tool directly into the archive - especially during world events. This would allow digtal archeologists to grok the sentiment of the world during that era... (aside: when I interviewed at twitter they asked me what I thought twitter was, and I said I thought it was a global sentiment engine...) But kudos to the world for having us now in the AI birth onto the global internet, as a wayback machine, coupled with AIs and LLMs and this tool - will allow one to ask questions about history in ways that will be very interesting. -- "What was the general media coverage of [topic] in [decade] with respect to how we currently look at it - and are they articles covering [SUBJECT] in this topic for that time period. etc... |
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https://github.com/jjjake/internetarchive
The Internet Archive cannot trust arbitrary content previously archived, so it is more optimal to have whatever archival tools or operations you’re performing to make a request to Wayback to take a snapshot at the same time.
If you’re bookmarking something, archive it too!