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It's only a matter of time before some sysadmin, or automated log analyzer sees you and stops it. You'd be better served to start a distributed scraping and arc
by apgwoz 16y ago
It's only a matter of time before some sysadmin, or automated log analyzer sees you and stops it. You'd be better served to start a distributed scraping and archiving mission going, but, I'm not sure how to start that.
- StavrosK 16y agoI'm not sure if JS can request pages and send them to you (XSF protection), but it might be worth writing a small script to request URLs from your server, spider them and send the content back. Then, put it on a website, and tell people "by staying on this page, you are donating bandwidth and helping archive delicious". It's so no-hassle that I bet you could get a huge following.
- apgwoz 16y agoI guess this might actually be a great use of 80Legs. Has anyone used them in the past, and if so, did it actually work?
- toolate 16y agoThis would be possible with Flash.
- StavrosK 16y agoAh, yes! Come to think of it, JS probably couldn't get around the same-origin restrictions of browsers...