The Internet Archive has been down for me for half a day. I wonder what happened. DDOS attack? Didn't pay their electric bill? Someone accidentally tripped over 96 power cords and can't get up? Earthquake in San Francisco? Hmm...
@NeuralGnat said [^](/forum/redirect/post/lqxorPsj)
> The Internet Archive has been down for me for half a day. I wonder what happened. DDOS attack? Didn't pay their electric bill? Someone accidentally tripped over 96 power cords and can't get up? Earthquake in San Francisco? Hmm...
I guess "FREE!" has its prices too...
It's working fine for me.
@KNIGHT_c4 said [^](/forum/redirect/post/AiIjjjMY)
> It's working fine for me.
Yeah, most of it seems to be OK, but certain downloads from the Wayback Machine are broken since earlier today. Of course, those are the files I need right now, so it doesn't make it any less frustrating...
@NeuralGnat
Hope it gets straightened out for you.
When all the Wayback Machine (WM) problems started, there was a brief message about them having to battle an unusually high volume of activity on the WM. (I'm guessing it's due to AI bot scraping.) Maybe some of those WM servers are affected.
I even considered that my PC might have gotten into a FUBAR state, so I shut everything down and rebooted. No improvement. Well, guess it's time to watch some movies, lol.
@NeuralGnat said [^](/forum/redirect/post/tDXUj2k3)
> I even considered that my PC might have gotten into a FUBAR state, so I shut everything down and rebooted. No improvement. Well, guess it's time to watch some movies, lol.
Best movies exist on the internet archive, unfortunately.
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