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Oh no! I'm seeing it down. https://downforeveryoneorjustme.com/whereisscihub.now.sh https://downforeveryoneorjustme.com/whereisscihub.now.sh Sending HugOps to

by lsb 7y ago

Oh no! I'm seeing it down. https://downforeveryoneorjustme.com/whereisscihub.now.sh https://downforeveryoneorjustme.com/whereisscihub.now.sh Sending HugOps to everyone at Zeit trying to keep 99.99% uptime for now.sh at a time like this

Rauchg 7y ago
There are no issues with the platform (https://zeit-status.co/ https://zeit-status.co/). The deploy has been blocked due to ToS violations.
- lsb 7y ago
  When I tried loading the page, it timed out, whereas now I'm getting an immediate 451
- bithavoc 7y ago
  What terms? Edit: I didn’t know Sci-Hub was illegal.
  - judge2020 7y ago
    https://zeit.co/terms https://zeit.co/terms > You shall not... (b) use the Service in any unlawful manner (including without limitation in violation of any data, privacy or export control laws > This TOS shall be governed by the laws of the State of California without regard to the principles of conflicts of law.
    - MacsHeadroom 7y ago
      Pulling domain names from a Wikipedia article doesn't violate any laws. That's literally all the page did. It just checked the sci-hub Wikipedia article and reposted the latest domain listed. But it's their site/company, so whatever.
      - judge2020 7y ago
        Ya I don't see it as illegal nor correct to block this site, but i bet they don't want to be anywhere near elsevier's radar.
- beefman 7y ago
  Sounds like an issue with the platform to me.
- jimmyhmiller 7y ago
  The page was using zeit 1.0 before, which means it was a container and not a serverless function. (I know you know Rauchg, just explaining for other people). This container was actually failing because of rate limiting by wikidata causing an unhandled promise failure. I had made a fork of this to show it working on zeit now 2.0 with 'stale-while-revalidate' so that it only update once every minute. But obviously I took that fork down once I saw this comment.
bithavoc 7y ago
It’s serverless, it can’t be down. What’s going on here?
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by lsb 7y ago

Rauchg 7y ago

There are no issues with the platform (https://zeit-status.co/ https://zeit-status.co/). The deploy has been blocked due to ToS violations.

lsb 7y ago
When I tried loading the page, it timed out, whereas now I'm getting an immediate 451
bithavoc 7y ago
What terms? Edit: I didn’t know Sci-Hub was illegal.
- judge2020 7y ago
  https://zeit.co/terms https://zeit.co/terms > You shall not... (b) use the Service in any unlawful manner (including without limitation in violation of any data, privacy or export control laws > This TOS shall be governed by the laws of the State of California without regard to the principles of conflicts of law.
  - MacsHeadroom 7y ago
    Pulling domain names from a Wikipedia article doesn't violate any laws. That's literally all the page did. It just checked the sci-hub Wikipedia article and reposted the latest domain listed. But it's their site/company, so whatever.
    - judge2020 7y ago
      Ya I don't see it as illegal nor correct to block this site, but i bet they don't want to be anywhere near elsevier's radar.
beefman 7y ago
Sounds like an issue with the platform to me.
jimmyhmiller 7y ago
The page was using zeit 1.0 before, which means it was a container and not a serverless function. (I know you know Rauchg, just explaining for other people). This container was actually failing because of rate limiting by wikidata causing an unhandled promise failure. I had made a fork of this to show it working on zeit now 2.0 with 'stale-while-revalidate' so that it only update once every minute. But obviously I took that fork down once I saw this comment.

bithavoc 7y ago

It’s serverless, it can’t be down. What’s going on here?

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