I thought I was reading the Onion. :(

It's Fortune, so the situation is even more dire.

This reminds me of https://wiki.devilfruit.com

Cool project!

Thanks! That’s a good comparison.

My focus here is less on building a curated wiki experience, and more on making the entire transformation reproducible as a pipeline .

I’m especially curious how far this kind of automation can go before manual curation becomes unavoidable.

Some IRC networks still use naming as such like "server.state.country.dal.net."

This is a terrible day for the archival of the internet. Under the guise of copyright, significant information has been de-platformed.

In the end, it's the same for Windows too since you need to pay for a cert.

We are introducing Verifiably Private AI [1] which actually solves all of the issues you mention. Everything across the entire chain is verifiably private (or in other words, transparent to the user in such a way they can verify what is running across the entire architecture).

[1] https://ai.vp.net/

It should be able to support connecting via an OpenPCC client, then!

Whitepaper?

This follows after djb pointed out that the NSA was weakening encryption by recommending and demanding PQ encryption alone instead of the hybrid PQ+ECC pair that is safer, with this being blocked despite considerable opposition by the actual experienced researcher participants in the group.

Bad times for the internet.

The way digital data is decaying [1], books are disappearing and so on, the Internet Archive is critical infrastructure.

Happy Internet Archive Day! :-)

[1] servers gone, hosting sites gone, etc.