“Inhuman Resources” haha

Ghislaine Maxwell’s horse.

So that’s where he got ivermectin from. It all makes sense.

We sent an email to Archive.today’s contact address and asked two simple questions:

• Can they remove the illegal content from the URLs we were informed about?
• Is it true that they refused to remove such content in the past, and had they been notified about it before?

They replied within a few hours. The response was straightforward: the illegal content would be removed (and we verified that it was), and they had never received any previous notifications about those URLs.

Moreover, they hinted that Archive.today had been targeted by a campaign of “serial” complaints, supposedly from French organizations, sent to various companies and institutions that could potentially harm the site. They even shared a link demonstrating a complaint similar to the one we had received.

Seems like a concentrated effort to whitewash the internet by getting rid of the archives. Wasn’t Archive.org target to similar takedown notices recently?

“I’ll listen to you over a cup of hot coffee” always works for me, then I unplug the darned thing.

Eyes should be red at 2:00 AM.

American here.

North or South? South America is pretty great.

Looks fine here. Maybe cached resources in the browser? They’re also on cloudflare, that’s another level of cache that might not have cleared.

They don’t have a “good” president, only “less evil”.

They don’t mind if the “less” turns right every day, and it’s so bad they’ll accept someone who’ll bomb and invade some other country again if they could go back to how things were, which is getting away with abhorent shit abroad and claiming to be the ‘greatest country’ ever.

Surprising nobody, as in nobody really cares if they are unaware of being spied on. If the utility does what it says on the tin, that’s as far as the thought process goes. They don’t even know these things can be hacked or be part of state surveillance. People that go “hmm… wait it must be connected to the internet?” are really tiny part of the market.

As people are accustomed to think having the password/account, means one else can have access to it. It never crosses their mind.

It’s like how much Chinese network devices are prevalent in the market. It kinda does what it says, but also sends your data to the mother ship.

Authoritarian governments think alike.