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What would be the point of extorting Brave like that?
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For me, I can't even get a regular IP address for archive.whatever. If I do an NSLOOKUP on those domains I only get an IPv6 address.
If I use an online lookup tool instead, I do get an IP address, but going there just gives a "hello world" page. I suspect whatever hackery the owner is doing is breaking a lot of stuff.
Imagine waking up in the forest with your hands tied behind your back and you have a bunch of furries like this chasing you...
Imagine waking up in the forest with your hands tied behind your back and you have a bunch of furries like this chasing you...
That is certainly the face of a man whom I'd expect to give a calm and well-reasoned analysis of global events.I've been hearing it a number of people, both in person and online. My initial reaction was one of skepticism, thinking it sounds like fear-mongering so I'm not saying I believe it but I'm not saying that I'd completely dismiss it without getting some insight on it, though, considering how crazy this year has been and how the riots continue to escalate and will likely continue regardless of the election results. This was one video someone had shared regarding the subject:
I've been hearing it a number of people, both in person and online. My initial reaction was one of skepticism, thinking it sounds like fear-mongering so I'm not saying I believe it but I'm not saying that I'd completely dismiss it without getting some insight on it, though, considering how crazy this year has been and how the riots continue to escalate and will likely continue regardless of the election results. This was one video someone had shared regarding the subject:
I blocked scripts on archive.md and have no problem viewing things but I haven't archived anything since switching to Brave.That explains why archive.md was complaining that my Brave browser "wasn't supported", even when I tried switching user agents. Didn't realize it was an angry retard trying to screw Brave users over.
I don't know what you're doing wrong. I always have IPv6 disabled, I always get an IPv4 address.For me, I can't even get a regular IP address for archive.whatever. If I do an NSLOOKUP on those domains I only get an IPv6 address.
If I use an online lookup tool instead, I do get an IP address, but going there just gives a "hello world" page. I suspect whatever hackery the owner is doing is breaking a lot of stuff.
Yes, switch to Tor browser.Fuck that guy, got to open up another browser to read some archives. Not only does it not work, but it redirects you to another page so you can't simply copy the link and paste, you have to find the original link you clicked and copy that in. All of them seem to not work for Brave. .is, .fo. etc.
And no, I'm not switching to an inferior browser.
Lol, nice meme. The issue that the Archive.today chap reported is here:Edit: Apparently they initially blocked because Brave didn't fix a bug that specifically affected their site and only their site ASAP. Brave fixed it in a normal timeframe. Then they transferred the ownership of the domain to Russia, which gets flagged for fraud, losing out on tips, so they block it again.
After months of issues, it still took a week for some dirty Hindoo working for Brave to come back to him and say BRAVE NOT ALLOW MONEY FOR RUSSIA (even though that was in conflict with Brave's actual explicit policies, which only ban people in free countries from receiving money from the browser download program, which Archive.today was never part of, not the 'regular' donations that they solicit on every single website on the internet).
- Add domains to an account, verify them by adding TXT records in DNS
- Wait few weeks
- Add domains to another account, verify them by adding TXT records in DNS (so they become invalid in the first account)
- Wait few weeks
- See the domains are still in transition state
- Wait few weeks
- Write to info@basicattentiontoken.org
- Wait few weeks
- Open this ticket
Archive.st is literally unusable.Aside from the Wayback Machine, http://archive.st/
Disgusting.Brendan Eich apparently is fine with paying this danger-haired freak a six figure salary.
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It seems to be related to just what DNS server you're using. I tried a few more NSLOOKUPs on specific servers:I don't know what you're doing wrong. I always have IPv6 disabled, I always get an IPv4 address.
DNS | Provider | Works? |
---|---|---|
1.1.1.1 | Cloudflare | No |
8.8.8.8 | Yes | |
9.9.9.9 | Quad9 | No |
208.67.222.123 | OpenDNS | Yes |
84.200.69.80 | DNSWatch | Yes |
8.26.56.26 | Comodo | Yes |
64.6.64.6 | Verisign | Yes |
Coding skills are inversely proportional to sanityBrendan Eich apparently is fine with paying this danger-haired freak a six figure salary.
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That thing isn't paid to code, IIRC. It's paid to 'design'. I guess Brave has a slightly different color scheme in the settings vs. Chrome- that must be the 'value add', no?Coding skills are inversely proportional to sanityView attachment 1568579
I don't know what you're doing wrong. I always have IPv6 disabled, I always get an IPv4 address.
Yes, switch to Tor browser.
Lol, nice meme. The issue that the Archive.today chap reported is here:
In attempt to get Brave to stop soliciting donations on his behalf that he would not be able to directly receive, he followed the following steps:![]()
[Publishers] Transferring domain between accounts does not work · Issue #10219 · brave/brave-browser
Description Adding domains to another account deadlock them into a transition state. Brave support does not respond to emails. https://blog.archive.today/post/619753847471161344/id-love-to-send-you...github.com
After months of issues, it still took a week for some dirty Hindoo working for Brave to come back to him and say BRAVE NOT ALLOW MONEY FOR RUSSIA (even though that was in conflict with Brave's actual explicit policies, which only ban people in free countries from receiving money from the browser download program, which Archive.today was never part of, not the 'regular' donations that they solicit on every single website on the internet).
If the useless trash behind Brave want to make things right, they could presumably make contact with the Archive.today fellow, bypassing their shitty tier 1 Indians, and make sure he is able to receive the money they fraudulently collected on his behalf and stop pretending to take any further money on his behalf.
The Russian has provided an excellent service to the world for many years. He does not deserve to have disgusting street-shitting fools wasting his time. You wouldn't accept that, nor did he.
There is no evidence they have done this.
Brendan Eich apparently is fine with paying this danger-haired freak a six figure salary.
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But having an actual human being deal with someone who provides key internet infrastructure? Apparently, that is too much to ask. Instead. Their Indians disable the Brave token account of his friend, who volunteered to collect the fraudulently collected BAT tokens on his behalf, and steal all the money.
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Archive.st is literally unusable.
Try thisBrave stopped working for me months ago. It just suddenly started freezing and crashing whenever I opened it. I have no idea why.
Try this https://iridiumbrowser.de/Yeah, I came here specifically to ask "Really?"
Incidentally I'm not on Brave but archive.whatever is still down for me.