3 ms·
Here I made a quick copy and a quick domain, almost 10 LoC and it will be more reliable than what Cambridge had http://hawking.sibte.ml/ http://hawking.sibte.ml
by maxpert 9y ago
Here I made a quick copy and a quick domain, almost 10 LoC and it will be more reliable than what Cambridge had http://hawking.sibte.ml/ http://hawking.sibte.ml/
- chauhankiran 9y agoWow! Thanks. But, I do not understand the <script> tag in homepage contains lots of ![]+[].
- alain_gilbert 9y agoI think it's just a way to document.write his email address, so no bot/crawler can directly see it. Edit: It evaluate to `document.write('HIS_EMAIL at gmail')`
- pennaMan 9y agoIf the browser can do it what's stoping a headless browser bot from evaluating it all the same? Is it just to lower the attack surface?
- poooogles 9y ago>If the browser can do it what's stoping a headless browser bot from evaluating it all the same? The vast majority of crawlers aren't that smart, headless browsers used to be painfully slow so no one used them.
- contravariant 9y agoEvaluating all javascript to see if it eventually writes an email address is not a good idea. In fact doing so probably violates the halting problem somehow.
- fnwx17 9y agoLove the irony on that! Which makes me wonder how much valuable content and research in locked away on technologically ancient servers in Cambridge and Oxford.
- qurashee 9y agoMore modern and up to date than you'd think :) Some departments here in Oxford have a server life-cycle of 3-5 years. It's just that nobody bothers for higher than expected volume of traffic unfortunately (a practice that can be extrapolated to many things in academia).