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It's an article that was deleted from Wikipedia for not being significant (in 2005/2006).
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<b>Wired:</b> "Everyone has annoying habits, and a sizable part of every successful marriage is learning to live with those things each other does that annoy you. I think it’s safe to say, too, that geeks have some habits that we think are awesome, but that non-geeks find…
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I don't know the exact URL, and the Wayback Machine doesn't support text search.
It's an article that was deleted from Wikipedia for not being significant (in 2005/2006).
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Probably a silly question for you pros... but for this novice here, I just want to make sure my understanding is correct. Context: I am trying to prove that a domain name owner has been cybersquatting and has never used the domain name in question.
There are 4 shots from WayBackMachine over a…
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From a post on http://diveintohtml5.org/offline.html (Wayback Machine Copy)
Your cache manifest file can be
located anywhere on your web server,
but it must be served with the content
type text/cache-manifest. If you are
running an Apache-based web server,
you can probably just put an…
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I found my website in the Wayback Machine a few months ago, but today I've tried again and now it tells me it can't find robots.txt.
My old webhost stopped paying for their servers back in August without any notice. I was going to do a backup the day it happened.
Is there a way just to find the…
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When I google for certain questions, or problems I run into I would sometimes run into 'archive' sites - these sites contain forum questions or information from other sites that are extremely poorly formatted, and are copies of the well formatted original posts from various forums. An example of one…
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I don't know the exact URL, and the Wayback Machine doesn't support text search.
It's an article that was deleted from Wikipedia for not being significant (in 2005/2006).
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