I do not see how using a web thing is a solution to web things going away.
Pinboard happens to be a web service run along the same principles as the article we're discussing.
The bus factor is high, but I suspect that Maciej has a plan that'll let us download our archive even if he does get grabbed by the mainland Chinese government let alone a forecasted going out of business action.
Re:This Page is Designed to Last
by chaostheory on Friday December 20, 2019 @02:01PM
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Then what do you propose the answer is? The blog post just proposes using “web things” differently
For archiving web pages? ArchiveBox is ok.
I've contemplated upgrading my Pinboard account many times. Finally bit the bullet.
Re:This Page is Designed to Last
by cambalache on Friday December 20, 2019 @02:10AM
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Until pinboard goes OOB
Re:This Page is Designed to Last
by chaostheory on Friday December 20, 2019 @10:32PM
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Pinboard is a profitable online equivalent to a mom and pop shop. It’s sustainable and its founder isn’t chasing growth at all costs. It also has a cult following, so OOB is highly unlikely.
Re:This Page is Designed to Last
by simongr3dal on Friday December 20, 2019 @12:45AM
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Does pinboard caching work with sites that are behind a login or paywall?
It does not. See FAQ here: https://pinboard.in/upgrade/
Re:This Page is Designed to Last
by larrywright on Friday December 20, 2019 @08:10AM
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This is the advantage to Evernote. Since it’s a browser extension, it has access to anything you have access to.
The downside is, since it’s a browser extension, it has access to anything you have access to.
Re:This Page is Designed to Last
by larrywright on Friday December 20, 2019 @10:58AM
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Agreed that there’s a tradeoff. I don’t think there’s really an alternative solution though.
https://pinboard.in/
Just pay the yearly subscription so pinboard can cache your bookmarks.