Links are breaking faster, everything online is becoming temporary and brittle
Posted by Agh Oineg 1 year ago
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Posted by Tomas Zubiri 1 year ago
Archive.org
Posted by Agh Oineg 1 year ago
Doesn't always load. And doesn't work for dynamic sites.
Posted by Daniel 1 year ago
linkwarden.app
Posted by Hilde Funs 1 year ago
You're going to have to archive the pages that you deem the most important yourself: https://archivebox.io/
Posted by Thomas Muller 1 year ago
Ironically, AI is fast becoming the death of, and best source of information about the web. By training on internet data, it likely has the internal capacity to tell you about web content from lost links. It will also likely be able to fill in the gaps of lost links, in cases where the original link content is still present, but has moved. Expect links to increasingly break as content creators employ tactics to intentionally obfuscate their content to avoid it being read and used for AI
Posted by Daniel Dunn 1 year ago
Well, since IPFS has some technical issues and there's no alternative with much traction, what about creating some standard URL scheme for pages that have UUID fallbacks? At least they wouldn't break just because you reorganized a page, and search engines could pick them up.