In all honesty, this forum might outlast the United States the way things are going right nowWell, it's been a few months since this thread was last updated and, surprisingly, we're (mostly) all still here. Anyone have any insight into how long we actually have? Is there any consensus on where everyone wants to go yet?
Wowsers. So much data & data interpretation gone. Sad day.
I mean - it's a shame, yes. But it's been captured 27,477 times on archive.org. I think those of us that are motivated to access old reviews will be OKWowsers. So much data & data interpretation gone. Sad day.
In these days of AI shenanigans, that fact this wasn't worth putting a small team against to keep just modernized to keep hosted is pretty shocking. That's a high ranking domain seemingly relegated to the trash bin.
When you want to make the content static and remove all of the dynamic content and remove all of the backend functionality it couldn't have been that challenging.
The more I consider it, its freaking terrible. The fact that all of that will be lost to any future AI ingestion (fwiw) as a very trusted source of pre-AI content and structure really sucks.
Slashdot expressed interest in buying AT
This has been discussed over and over and over again. Now please see post #105 in this thread:Wait, wait, if Anandtech.com is gone, that means that the forums will have an expiration date? or what is going on?
(The forums are hosted separately)
Yeah, but see @dullard above. Available only on Archive.org means many thousands of broken backlinks, all that. It's "there" but like a museum exhibit.I mean - it's a shame, yes. But it's been captured 27,477 times on archive.org. I think those of us that are motivated to access old reviews will be OK
Archiveteam did a full site crawl[1] when Anandtech announced they were stopping. You can browse the warc.gz files like a regular web page using https://replayweb.page
Alternatively you could use solrwayback[2] to index and browse the warc files.
1: https://archive.fart.website/archivebot/viewer/job/202409012...
2: https://github.com/netarchivesuite/solrwayback
Also Kiwix[1] is an excellent app for browsing websites offline. You can use warc2zim[2] to convert the WARC files to ZIM files for use with Kiwix.
I was pleasantly surprised to find that the DWDS (digital dictionary of the German language) app is actually Kiwix!
[1]: https://www.kiwix.org/
[2]: https://github.com/openzim/warc2zim