Internet Archive's Wayback Machine is now back after cyberattacks, as read-only
This is after losing the copyright lawsuit against them.
This is why Arweave is so important, to not trust a single company/organization with all of humanity's history.
Just think how corrupt and distorted Wikipedia is? Do you really want them to control your legacy in the history books?
Here's my take-away:
Nostr protects one against the censorship of TODAY.
Arweave protects against the censorship of TOMORROW.
Does Distributed Denial of Secrets use Arweave? Sounds like they should
Arweave can resist DDoS better than Cloudflare:
Is there anyone working to torrent copies of IAWM to ensure its content continues to live on?
As for Arweave, I've not heard mhcb about it before. A quick search suggests that it's blockchain-based. In theory, that could either be very permanent or could lead to even more data loss if users stop running nodes to store all the data, no? Either way, I'll definitely be researching this further.
Glad to hear you're interested, here is a good starting article:
Oh man, hope you're braced for the maxi swarm on this one haha
Jewpedia is a cancer full of anti-White, anti-hebephilic and feminist garbage.
I have no idea what this is. Do you have any suggestions on how to learn more? Otherwise I’ll just poke around and see what I can learn
Glad to hear you're interested, here is a good starting article:
