jrobbio
msg:465115 | 3:19 pm on Sep 4, 2003 (gmt 0) |
That is an excellent tool. Thanks for that. It doesn't seem to graph things if the url pool is too small.
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Yidaki
msg:465116 | 8:12 pm on Sep 4, 2003 (gmt 0) |
Wow! That's a new reall search engine, I guess! Even theme clustering, Categories, Topics ... i'm very impressed -> bookmarked! This is great news, heini - thanks for spotting it! <added>
Ohps, why does a search return my site allthough its not listed at archive.org (since ia_archiver is disallowed to index it)? Are they using alexa data? Hmm ...
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papamaku
msg:465117 | 8:24 pm on Sep 4, 2003 (gmt 0) |
at last - i think they must have been planning this for so long - it could be an absolutely brilliant tool and so useful. also with 11 billion pages - kinda puts Google and FAST in their place :)
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Yidaki
msg:465118 | 12:10 pm on Sep 7, 2003 (gmt 0) |
>11 billion pages I suppose this number includes all time snapshots from a page, or!? If so, i wonder how many "real" unique pages they indexed? The 11 billion pages could get cut down to just a few 100k unique pages. I can't find any number about the unique pages neither on archive.org nor on recall.archive.org.
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sidyadav
msg:465119 | 9:31 am on Sep 8, 2003 (gmt 0) |
Great Tool! Well done to the Wayback machine :)
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vitaplease
msg:465120 | 9:46 am on Sep 8, 2003 (gmt 0) |
This is amazing stuff, thanks Heini. I can imagine it can come in handy with some copyright - who was first - stuff as well. I do not seem to get their "before" data limiter working.
It seems to always show until April 2003? Did not know there was a wayback forum either: [archive.org...] Seems Wayback even has 30 billion pages - wonder why Anna Patterson limited herself to only 11 billion :)
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vibgyor79
msg:465121 | 7:14 am on Sep 13, 2003 (gmt 0) |
I found my website allright but it displays the URL as www.myurl.com:80 what is colon 80?
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percentages
msg:465122 | 7:25 am on Sep 13, 2003 (gmt 0) |
>what is colon 80? The port number.
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