00:11:48<atphoenix>automatic updates can create unexpected havoc. It doesn't need to be something you did yourself. As it is working for some of us at least some of the time, I suggest trying other tests. Like saving from your phone using mobile data.
00:39:29<Wayward>I don't know if this is related, but HP you say you're using a VPN to change countries
00:40:33<Wayward>All of the DNSBL services have gotten super hyper aggressive the past few months (starting a year ago, but intense this year) with blacklisting all IPs belonging to VPN hosting services
00:41:49<Wayward>to the point where I can't access about 5~10% of the internet while connected to a VPN, because I'm an evil ne'er-do-well intent on doing harm, hacking databases and getting trump relected.
00:42:21<Wayward>maybe WBM subscribes to these DNS blacklists
01:02:34<HP_Archivist>Wayward: I don't use a vpn on the regular, no. I only change IP on the rare occasion I come across a site I can't access being based in the US
01:02:41<HP_Archivist>Didn't meant to imply I use one on the regular
01:02:46<HP_Archivist>atphoenix: Good idea, I'll try mobile
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03:05:35<atphoenix>what we need is for *everyone* to be on a VPN of some sort, so that this VPN IP blocking BS becomes pointless.
03:06:35<atphoenix>and of course we need everyone to visit isag.melbourne repeatedly :P
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03:56:23<Wayward->Pretty sure they're trying to invalidate VPNs by getting most people to stop using them, so that lobbiests can claim that only pirates and hackers use them and they should be outlawed.
03:56:57<Wayward->And that every user on the internet subscriber have a uniquely defined IPv6 address assigned to them.
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03:58:36<Wayward->That was the whole point of inventing IPv6 and it's not going away. China is still moving forward with Internet 2.0
04:03:04<@JAA>That was not the whole point of inventing IPv6, but whatever.
04:03:06<@JAA>-> -ot this
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08:27:15<HP_Archivist>Here's an example of a site which I tried crawling earlier this month. Erm, recrawling, as it's been updated since the last one.
08:27:16<HP_Archivist>https://www.fdossena.com/?p=hp1/i.md
08:27:25<HP_Archivist>Nada, never showed up in the timeline from earlier this month
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