Especially with windows backwards compatibility it's not possible to rewrite it with every release

Those have become rare recently

general question: is there an alternative to archive.is ? it seems to be blocked in my country.

http://archiveiya74codqgiixo33q62qlrqtkgmcitqx5u2oeqnmn5bpcb... via tor browser

there are variations but some are shady... archive.ph, archive.today, etc. there's probably a central list somewhere.

I thought they were alternative domains for the same service...

Regardless, I'm stuck in captcha hell whenever I try to reach them (I've tried switching browsers and DNS servers, no luck).

oh perhaps you're right. i thought they were clones, not alternative domains. i had that captcha issue as well, it disappeared through no action of my own. hope the same for you.

archive.today and archive.fo is literally the same service.

check URL list on its wikipedia page.

It doesn't work with tailscale. Won't prompt you to go through the web sign in.

I don't use it for work I use it for my private projects and this allows me to work on them even when I'm commuting which used ti be wasted time.

I frequently use openchamber on the go. It's very good at this.

Unfortunately Hollywood been feeding us human generated slop for a long time already. Transition won't be hard.

It hasn't plateaud but the generational leaps are definitely getting smaller.

No there are services that provide global cdn access to torrents. Your provider sees https traffic from your closest cdn edge. You don't share back at any point. These things are a couple of steps more to setup than getting a Netflix subscription and work almost an any device.

So all of these free (or paid apps? I don’t know, I don’t use any) that offer access to pirated content…

They’re all above board? Not doing anything nefarious?

That’s obviously not an argument anyone would intentionally make.

They are making money out of this. Subscription is like a month's Netflix for a year's access to everything. Multiple "providers" offering this which means there is money to be made.

So their business model is to profit off pirated content, and that’s why you trust them?

I don't think I said anything about trust. I was talking about content delivery. All the things you mentioned before are avoided using this method of delivery.

So you’ve audited the code of these apps, apps published by active criminals, and confirmed in a via reproducible build that none of these apps are a vector for VPN access, nor try to take advantage of vulnerabilities in any of the other software installed on that system.

I think you are either pretending that you don't understand or can't understand what I'm saying.

At which point did I mention apps?

Anyway this discussion is over.

post refers to apps. how about browsers? will this allow browsers to block content based on the user's age ?