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There are services that monitors changes on webpages so you could plug the "official" page where legal/official information about that case lives and wait for a
by johnchristopher 3y ago
There are services that monitors changes on webpages so you could plug the "official" page where legal/official information about that case lives and wait for a change, maybe it would even work with a search engine results page.
- Cthulhu_ 3y agoMight be a good addition to archive.org, since they will index and re-index pages from time to time anyway and detect changes.
- natrys 3y agoI set up cron to run urlwatch[1] once a day on a vps, and it emails me updates to pages. It supports CSS selectors, various filters (like html2text) and so on. Combined with a little elisp to diff highlight emails in Emacs, this has one of the highest usefulness/maintenance ratio of things I self-host. [1] https://urlwatch.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ https://urlwatch.readthedocs.io/en/latest/