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No worries, only heard about it a week ago myself. Archive.today (main name for all the aliases) tampered with web snapshots and orchestrated a DDOS attack on a blogger.

I unfortunately really like the image and info widgets that Google shows, when you search for movies, shows and actors. Google on the left, DDG on thge right. It saves me time, when I just quickly want to know what they look like, where they’re from, how old they are, what other movies are they well-known for, etc.

I love setting up my own search engines. Except for when I change browsers! Haha. Then it sucks having to migrate them all. If I ever switch away from Zen Browser, I might just set them up in Raycast instead, so I don’t have to set them up anew, when I try out new browsers.

Archive.ph is just another mirror of Archive.today, like the Archive.vn link that I posted, unfortunately. If you check the link in my original comment, it also ends in /1Vvpx like yours does.

“Someone unlocked this story for you”, the page says. But you have to create an account to read it.

I tried gyo.tc, ghostarchive and wayback machine first, but could not get them to work on my phone. But someone else already created an archive.vn link, so I’ll share that instead for now. I would love to hear from anyone that might be able to find another archive service that works.

You might be thinking of this from back in March, about members being allowed to store their own blood for later use.

But the changes mentioned in the screenshot here is regarding the press release they came out with this past Friday.

I think the decision was more dictated by her than him

I think the point is that he was never part of the decision.

Didn’t know about this! Thanks for the info. I didn’t create the archive, just went there and saw that someone else already had. But I’ll check out Ghostarchive for future links.

Non-paywall link.

Agreed. Here we go: https://archive.vn/6eKHL

Ken Leeeeeeee

Last time my girlfriend and I had the flu at the same time, we spent our days on the couch, snoozing in and out of consciousness, with Bob’s Burgers on the TV. We felt so shitty, but Bob’s Burgers made it all a little less shitty.

Well, this explains the experience I had with the poe2 wiki 2 months ago. I could only find the poe1 wiki and thought it was so damn weird that there wasn’t one for the sequel. Then a week or so later, a reddit thread had a comment to the poe2 wiki, and I was so confused why it hadn’t shown up, when I specifically searched for it. smh. Glad to have that mystery solved!

Truly, madly even. I really meaean to leeaarn.

Sorry, couldn’t resist.

Wikipedia:

Luanti (formerly known as Minetest, which is now the default game in the engine) is a community-driven, free and open-source voxel game engine, available on various platforms. Originally, Minetest was a voxel game created in October 2010 by Perttu Ahola to explore the mechanics of Minecraft. Over time, Luanti evolved from the original Minetest game into a general game engine as developers integrated new features.

I remember seeing a video of a blind woman using them, in combination with some earbuds, so she could get her surroundings described to her, as well as have objects she picked up described. But you’re right, glasses with discreet cameras on them, aren’t necessary for a situation like that - Something more overt would be fine for that use case.

Perhaps it’s Manam? Their island has a volcano, but they use a land-sea axis for directions:

Manam, like most Oceanic languages, primarily uses an absolute reference directional system, even on a local scale, (as opposed to many European languages which primarily use relative reference systems). This system is oriented on a land-sea axis. However, Manam’s system is unique because it has taken on a circular nature, becoming intrinsically linked to the geography of the island which is almost perfectly circular. Below are the directional terms associated in Manam:

llau ‘toward the sea’

Auta ‘toward the land’

Ata ‘to one’s right when one is facing the sea’

Awa ‘to one’s left when one is facing the sea’

The Wikipedia article doesn’t specifically phrase it as “towards/away from the volcano” , but Reddit posts linking to the Wikipedia article phrase it like that.

Midwifery.

The post is referencing the current cyclospora outbreak in the US, where lettuce is the source of a parasite causing diarrhea.

https://archive.md/JQWEd

Looks interesting. Steam link. This makes me wanna get back into The Tenants, which I haven’t played in forever.