"But nothing can ever truly be deleted on the Internet"
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But nothing can ever truly be deleted on the Internet.
IPBiz is not so sure. Vai Sikahema's polemic "Rutgers is Wrong" seems to be gone. LBE's paper at SSI-11 [Intersection of Science and Law] is gone [ Not Found
The requested URL /~ssi11/SSI-11Papers/P3.pdf was not found on this server. ]
The initial link to the famous 1997 "I am Alan Hale" letter [ The requested URL /~somos/hale.html was not found on this server. ] is gone, although one can still find the letter:
http://www.spectacle.org/597/hale.html
http://user.it.uu.se/~kostis/FunStuff/hale.html
although one wonders how many people pay attention to it in 2018.
But nothing can ever truly be deleted on the Internet.
IPBiz is not so sure. Vai Sikahema's polemic "Rutgers is Wrong" seems to be gone. LBE's paper at SSI-11 [Intersection of Science and Law] is gone [ Not Found
The requested URL /~ssi11/SSI-11Papers/P3.pdf was not found on this server. ]
The initial link to the famous 1997 "I am Alan Hale" letter [ The requested URL /~somos/hale.html was not found on this server. ] is gone, although one can still find the letter:
http://www.spectacle.org/597/hale.html
http://user.it.uu.se/~kostis/FunStuff/hale.html
although one wonders how many people pay attention to it in 2018.
posted by Lawrence B. Ebert at 9:36 AM
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