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I enthusiastically pay money to Pinboard every year to maintain a snapshot of every page I've bookmarked (6,280 to date). I don't like trying to reference or lo
by thaumaturgy 8y ago
I enthusiastically pay money to Pinboard every year to maintain a snapshot of every page I've bookmarked (6,280 to date). I don't like trying to reference or look up something that's a few months or years old and not being able to find a current copy of it anywhere. The Internet Archive sometimes helps here, sometimes doesn't, depending on the individual site.
Pinning other people's pages that I've read seems like a reasonable way to scratch the same itch.
- sooheon 8y agoIdea: whichever bookmarklet you use to pin sites should also request an internet archive backup of the site at that moment.