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The Internet Archive today announced that the crypto-enabled browser, Brave, now redirects all traffic from “page not found” error pages to the Internet Archive’s Wayback Machine, which then looks up former versions of the website it might have saved.
The goal is to “help make the Web more useful and reliable,” the duo proclaimed in a joint-statement.
The Web is fragile, and littered with broken links. But as of today, Brave's desktop Browser users can heal many of those 404 "Page Not Found" links with one click.
Read more about our work with @brave: https://t.co/LMLu9zwdGx pic.twitter.com/WamU9YeNFG
— Internet Archive (@internetarchive) February 25, 2020
The Wayback Machine is useful when searching for Internet content that might have been lost (in, for instance, a server crash), or deleted. (Decrypt, for example, used information lodged in the Wayback Machine to challenge Craig Wright on his claim that he’s Bitcoin’s creator, at the Oxford Union last year).
Updated to include comments from Kyle Torpey. OXFORD, UK—Self-proclaimed Bitcoin inventor Craig Wright appeared at the Oxford Union Tuesday night, to regale the few dozen bored students who had turned up with his plans to “restore the original Bitcoin protocol, to keep it stable, and to enable massive on-chain scaling, to promote the global growth of...Bitcoin SV.” But we went for the Q&A. We had questions. The event began with Jimmy Nguyen, the chairman of Bitcoin SV development firm nChain, wh...
Since its conception 23 years ago, the Wayback Machine has archived over 900 billion URLs and over 400 billion web pages. It’s of vital importance; a study printed on the Wayback Machine’s website (which, ironically, was down when last we checked), suggests that the average life expectancy of a single site is between 44 and 100 days. Until the entire Internet goes on the blockchain—or distributed through peer-to-peer protocols such as IPFS—the Wayback Machine is our best bet.
The Internet Archive has been chums with Brave since 2017, the year it signed up to its crypto-payments system. Should Brave users wish, they can switch on Brave Rewards, which shifts some money, held in Brave’s Basic Attention Token (BATBAT), to the websites they visit.
Wallets can be loaded up with Bitcoin, Litecoin, Ether, or Brave’s own token. Customers of Brave can also earn BAT by opting into advertisements.
Since signing up in 2017, the Internet Archive has received over 9,000 BAT tokens, the equivalent of around $2,500, it reported in April 2019. Though a small sum, the Internet Archive sees it as “proof that the current web, the one that’s driven by ads that know our every move, doesn’t have to be the web of the future. There could be a better way that’s secure, private and supported by its citizenry.”
In the Wild West of crypto, where scams and fraud remain common, one team is betting on a novel solution: bringing reputation on-chain. Ethos Network, a platform designed to establish credibility and trust in the crypto space, is gaining traction as it tackles one of the industry’s most persistent problems—bad actors. The brainchild of Trevor Thompson (aka Serpin Taxt) and Ben Walther, Ethos was born out of frustration with rampant scams plaguing the space. “I used to do a lot of trading in cryp...
A new Solana proposal aims to change the frequency at which new tokens are generated on the prominent blockchain—and the suggested changes are generating serious debate ahead of the imminent vote. The proposal, also known as SIMD-0228, looks to move from fixed-rate token emissions to a programmatic, “market-based emission” schedule that is based on staking participation rate. In other words, instead of decreasing Solana inflation based on a fixed, time-based schedule, SIMD-0228 proposes that So...
Solana transaction volume has surged over the past three years, and building out tooling for the network has opened a lucrative dilemma: what to do with rapidly accumulating treasury funds. For Jito Network, which processes over half of Solana's transaction fees and has amassed protocol revenues, the question has led some to think of ways to deploy available capital rather than hoarding it. Jito Foundation contributor Andrew Thurman published a comprehensive proposal Thursday, examining how the...
