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>>jahnu+(OP)
I don't fully understand how archive.is operates. They don't remove copyrighted content (which I like, since it provides a useful service), they must have probably terabytes upon terabytes of data in some datacenter somewhere, yet they never seem to be shut down by the govt or their datacenter/cloud provider. Am I just naive to be surprised by this? How does all this work exactly?

>>voldac+Kh
They’re in russia so dgaf about this. The insistence on tracking and absence of https when served from inside russia kind of implies all sorts of things. Use archive.org

>>dilyev+KD
I will continue to use them because things get taken down from archive.org sometimes, or at any rate far more often than with archive.is. I consider it a bug when anything disappears from an archive for any reason.