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The New York Times tried to block the Internet Archive: another reason to value the latter
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this post was submitted on 12 Oct 2023
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Sure, where x=0.
The point here is accountability, not free as in free beer.
Hold on, so.. OK. No free beer?
grabs jacket off the stand
Have a nice day
I don’t follow
You made a statement with an undefined term "x." I defined "x" for you. Substitute 0 for x in your statement, and think about it for a bit.
I understand the math, thanks. I’m talking about what you meant by accountability.
The publication needs to be held accountable for its unethical edits, which seems to only be possible thanks to a resource like this archive.
Ok, you’re talking about something entirely different. There could be a way to show edits without giving away the entire content of the article for free. That’s valid.