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NYT spreading sinophobia and warmongering as usual
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this post was submitted on 23 Oct 2023
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When you post archive.today links, 1) I get sent to CAPTCHA infinite loop jail and 2) I have no way of knowing what the original link was, which is ironic because 3) my browser extension would have bypassed the soft paywall automatically anyway. (And no I’m not on a VPN, so that’s not the reason it happens to me.)
Edit: Found it: https://www.nytimes.com/2023/10/21/opinion/china-taiwan-war.html
Hmm, I wonder if this is a common thing. Maybe I should use the direct link in future and put the archive link in the comments? Or the other way around?
there's a relatively new rule in the sidebar about including the original URL unless it's part of the archived URL, so please do (ideally in the post itself rather than the comments)
archive.today guy blocks visits from people who use Cloudflare DNS as they don't send the EDNS client subnet, ironically he himself uses Cloudflare for the website.
Thanks. I’ve confirmed that my ISP is outsourcing its DNS to Cloudflare.
Edit: Anyone who wants to verify this should be able to go here and choose either of the tests: https://www.dnsleaktest.com/