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Archive of article: http://archive.is/ts6kN http://archive.is/ts6kN

by oomkiller 9y ago

alistproducer2 9y ago
Nice! Thanks. How did u find that?
- oomkiller 9y ago
  Copied and pasted the quote into Google, with quotation marks. It was on the front page but not the top result. Wayback Machine has it too, but this archive.is (A site I've never used before) is a much higher quality archive.
retube 9y ago
Both Sky broadband and 02 mobile are blocking this domain saying it's dodgy
- philippnagel 9y ago
  Where are you located (approximately ofc.)?
  - unixhero 9y ago
    UK
- unixhero 9y ago
  It isn't.
- Buge 9y ago
  I've been using archive.is for years. Of course if you actually want to be sure you're visiting the real site, you should prepend the url with https .
- deleted 9y ago
  [deleted]
- vertex-four 9y ago
  I really doubt they're blocking it saying it's dodgy, more likely that it's a way to get around other blocks - do you have the "content filter" (Government censorship) enabled?
- radicalbyte 9y ago
  Dude, you really need to use a VPN. That's the create firewall of Great Britain at work. They have to block archive.is because it's very so slightly socialist..
  - regularfry 9y ago
    Or hop to an ISP that doesn't filter. They do exist.
    - vertex-four 9y ago
      Or, y'know, disable your filter. Sky's configuration panel is here - https://broadbandshield.sky.com/ https://broadbandshield.sky.com/ - O2's, iirc, requires you to go to an O2 shop with your ID.
      - regularfry 9y ago
        Heh, small world. I work for Sky, and my team very recently took over technical responsibility for that exact site. Nevertheless, it's worth knowing that outside the big 4, there are ISPs which on principle don't even require that step. People can fall into the trap of believing that all UK consumer internet access has a ThinkOfTheChildren filter in place by default, but that's just not true.
        vertex-four 9y ago
        Sure, AAISP don't even provide a filter iirc, though are a lot more expensive than some of the more mainstream ISPs. I think Zen Internet don't either, but again, expensive.
- joatmon-snoo 9y ago
  The Google webarchive link might work better: https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:OLBvHo0YS4oJ:https://www.buzzfeed.com/madelinescott/is-fyre-festival-the-next-big-music-event-or-the-n-1sohb+&cd=1&hl=sv&ct=clnk&gl=se&utm_term=.li5v4Q6W2#.nl3gErP4Y https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:OLBvHo...

Archive of article: http://archive.is/ts6kN http://archive.is/ts6kN

alistproducer2 9y ago

Nice! Thanks. How did u find that?

oomkiller 9y ago
Copied and pasted the quote into Google, with quotation marks. It was on the front page but not the top result. Wayback Machine has it too, but this archive.is (A site I've never used before) is a much higher quality archive.

retube 9y ago

Both Sky broadband and 02 mobile are blocking this domain saying it's dodgy

philippnagel 9y ago
Where are you located (approximately ofc.)?
- unixhero 9y ago
  UK
unixhero 9y ago
It isn't.
Buge 9y ago
I've been using archive.is for years. Of course if you actually want to be sure you're visiting the real site, you should prepend the url with https .
deleted 9y ago
[deleted]
vertex-four 9y ago
I really doubt they're blocking it saying it's dodgy, more likely that it's a way to get around other blocks - do you have the "content filter" (Government censorship) enabled?
radicalbyte 9y ago
Dude, you really need to use a VPN. That's the create firewall of Great Britain at work. They have to block archive.is because it's very so slightly socialist..
- regularfry 9y ago
  Or hop to an ISP that doesn't filter. They do exist.
  - vertex-four 9y ago
    Or, y'know, disable your filter. Sky's configuration panel is here - https://broadbandshield.sky.com/ https://broadbandshield.sky.com/ - O2's, iirc, requires you to go to an O2 shop with your ID.
    - regularfry 9y ago
      Heh, small world. I work for Sky, and my team very recently took over technical responsibility for that exact site. Nevertheless, it's worth knowing that outside the big 4, there are ISPs which on principle don't even require that step. People can fall into the trap of believing that all UK consumer internet access has a ThinkOfTheChildren filter in place by default, but that's just not true.
      - vertex-four 9y ago
        Sure, AAISP don't even provide a filter iirc, though are a lot more expensive than some of the more mainstream ISPs. I think Zen Internet don't either, but again, expensive.
joatmon-snoo 9y ago
The Google webarchive link might work better: https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:OLBvHo0YS4oJ:https://www.buzzfeed.com/madelinescott/is-fyre-festival-the-next-big-music-event-or-the-n-1sohb+&cd=1&hl=sv&ct=clnk&gl=se&utm_term=.li5v4Q6W2#.nl3gErP4Y https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:OLBvHo...