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ranma |
can webpages be coded in a way that the archive.org capture of it isn't what renders when you visit it at a later time? |
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ranma |
for example, A Major Cellular Carrier advertised a shiny new feature |
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ranma |
and i'm pretty sure archive.org captured the page around the time said feature was mentioned |
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ranma |
but i visit the time/date website capture around the time of the new feature being advertised, and it no longer shows up |
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xmc |
probably |
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xmc |
but i doubt they would do that explicitly? |
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xmc |
look at the source code for it |
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Frogging |
I want to say that certain uses of Javascript could cause that but I'd be guessing |
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yipdw |
ranma: what is the Shiny New Feature |
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yipdw |
simplest explanation is that the date isn't close enough to the date of introduction |
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DFJustin |
could be geography, if the feature was only offered to IPs in certain areas |
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