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https://archive.is/eAFo7 https://archive.is/eAFo7
by pmiller2 7y ago
https://archive.is/eAFo7 https://archive.is/eAFo7
- rabboRubble 7y agocurious FF / Safari through up security warnings for archive.is and archive.today. going at them from a roundabout way gives me a CloudFlare DNS error page. this's been going on the last week or so. wonder what the problem is?
- CapriciousCptl 7y agoDon't know about the FF thing but here's the CloudFlare thing straight from their CEO-- https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19828702 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19828702
- rabboRubble 7y agothat explains the trouble I'm having. i have my local network resolving to 1.1.1.1. Or was it 9.9.9.9? Or 8.8.8.8? i'll have to dig into this a bit more. thanks! it's always dns :-)
- iNate2000 7y agoI didn't see anything on iPhone Safari. Are you working remote on a company VPN?
- icelancer 7y agoThis now returns a 403 Forbidden, probably related to the ongoing problems between archive.is and Cloudflare. Are there alternatives to archive.is?
- rckoepke 7y agoIs there any workaround to view this? I get 403. Edit: Nevermind, the workaround is to set default DNS to something other than cloudflare. Oddly I didn't expect that I was on 1.1.1.1 as I'm on Ubuntu but dual boot Win10, with windows already set to 8.8.8.8/8.8.4.4 and default Xfinity DHCP on linux (never got around to setting it on linux). Now I'm wondering whether xfinity DHCP or Ubuntu sets 1.1.1.1, and whether thats actually going directly to cloudflare or passing through xfinity DNS on the way to cloudflare. Some digging ahead.