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Which appears to block me for using a VPN service. I looked for it on wayback.org, which now requires Javascript, itself, just to use its interface. And the o
by pasbesoin 10y ago
Which appears to block me for using a VPN service.
I looked for it on wayback.org, which now requires Javascript, itself, just to use its interface. And the one archived result is just a page-load spinner.
Looked for it in Google Cache. Spinner.
I guess it's time to go back to books and print.
- jwilk 10y agoHere's a plain text version: https://gist.githubusercontent.com/anonymous/0f377b79eb4bae5e3f2161ff569dce8d/raw/b34b398ea6148276c6897f26b108259625dde40f/gistfile1.txt https://gist.githubusercontent.com/anonymous/0f377b79eb4bae5...
- pasbesoin 10y agoThank you. And pardon the partially rhetorical nature of my initial response. I... "grump" a bit, that way, every so often, as I hate to see the "open" web become -- from my perspective -- less and less so. (All the more so for what is essentially static content.) P.S. I don't consider Javascript-delivered content as libre as other, as the client has to trust that the scripting won't compromise them.