The mysterious website Archive.today is coming under the FBI's crosshairs. A court order is forcing the provider Tucows to hand over user data.
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It’s difficult for them to change history, when people can point to previous versions of it. That’s why the capitalists are trying to shut all of these down.
There is a name I have not heard in a long long time.
huh? every time I post a link on lemmy I get a recommendation to post an archive.today link instead.
I’m pretty sure they are referring to Tucows.
No shit. It’s been so long, I didn’t even know they discontinued downloads. Weren’t the downloads legit tho? Apparently they’ve moved in a different direction.
I mean they own Hover com.
Yea, unexpected
Better delete that paint shop pro download 😄