Friday Squid Blogging: Video of Squid Attacking Another Squid
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Wow, is this cool.
As usual, you can also use this squid post to talk about the security stories in the news that I haven’t covered.
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sanitize ur own dirty web history? • April 22, 2017 3:38 AM
re:Darryl Daugherty
There are pros and cons, but I suspect the need to preserve archives of web pages override the need to give an obsolete .com address a new life. There is a very important need to prevent the consequences like people attempting to do-it-yourself censorship by making discreditable publishings and posts disappear. And most importantly it would be overwhelmingly unreasonable to have persons make dirty history disappear from the important archives like internet archive
There are lots of creative ways to avoid going after addresses that might have some historic archives.
Need to preserve historic archives supersedes any value of defunct .com address as they are countless alternative domains to .com domain
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