The internet is disappearing, with a quarter of all webpages from 2013 to 2023 going the way of the dodo
www.pcgamer.comThe internet never forgets. Except, y'know, when it does.
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Would anyone expect that they were anyway?
Even if you consider
Can’t see why this isn’t very natural, and I’m actually surprised it’s not higher if you consider how fast that field is moving.
Shout-out to Archive.org for all the awesome work they do to backup what they can from the internet.
(Especially when some stack overflow answer to a question is just a link to some website that has either changed or no longer exists).
best website to use allongside wayback machine to see how websites looked back in the good ol days.
It’s a good thing I save a doc version of things/articles I find interesting online.
2013: everything is flattened to oblivion (thanks, Apple)
2023: a quarter of the internet literally dies
Things are supposed to get better, not worse.
Things are getting better for like, 20 people.
I bet they’re all CEOs.
One day we’ll know more about the Roman Empire than the early Web
I learned this a while ago: If you find something interesting save it localy.
Saved this comment to notepad in My Documents, thank you 🙏