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Sansha Military Outpost

Category:Complexes
Category:DED Complexes
Category:Sansha's Nation Sites
Only Rookie ships and Frigate sized ships can enter the complex.
When warping to beacon:
==Room 1==
When warping to first room:
Initial Group
;1x Centii Minion
The first room is guarded by a single Sansha Frigate that needs to be destroyed before one can proceed.
==Room 2==
When warping to second room:
Initial Group
;4x Centii Minion
;3x Centii Servant
;2x Centii Scavenger
;1x Coreli Initiate
;1x Centii Ravener
;1x Outpost Security Officer 
The key needed to access the gate for the third room is dropped by the Outpost Security Officer.
==Room 3==
Initial Group
;6x Centii Scavenger
;1x Centii Ravener
;4x Centii Servant
;8x Centii Minion
;1x Sansha Outpost Commander
Structures
;1-3x Sansha Outpost Administration Building
Main Page

__NOTOC__
=== HISTORY IS OUR FUTURE ===
And we've been trashing our history
Archive Team is a loose collective of rogue archivists, programmers, writers and loudmouths dedicated to saving our digital heritage. Since 2009 this variant force of nature has caught wind of shutdowns, shutoffs, mergers, and plain old deletions - and done our best to save the history before it's lost forever. Along the way, we've gotten attention, resistance, press and discussion, but most importantly, we've gotten the message out: IT DOESN'T HAVE TO BE THIS WAY.
This website is intended to be an offloading point and information depot for a number of archiving projects, all related to saving websites or data that is in danger of being lost. Besides serving as a hub for team-based pulling down and mirroring of data, this site will provide advice on managing your own data and rescuing it from the brink of destruction.
===Currently Active Projects (Get Involved Here!) ===
What is What
* Who We Are and how you can join our cause!
* Deathwatch is where we keep track of sites that are sickly, dying or dead.
* Fire Drill is where we keep track of sites that seem fine but a lot depends on them.
* Projects is a comprehensive list of AT endeavors.
* Philosophy describes the ideas underpinning our work.
Some Starting Points
* The Introduction is an overview of basic archiving methods.
* Why Back Up? Because they don't care about you.
* Back Up your Facebook Data Learn how to liberate your personal data from Facebook.
* Software will assist you in regaining control of your data by providing tools for information backup, archiving and distribution. 
* Formats will familiarize you with the various data formats, and how to ensure your files will be readable in the future.
* Storage Media is about where to get it, what to get, and how to use it.
* Recommended Reading links to others sites for further information.
* Frequently Asked Questions is where we answer common questions.
Quote of the Moment
"[Yahoo!] found the way to destroy 
the most massive amount of history
in the shortest amount of time 
with absolutely no recourse"
Internet Atrocity! GeoCities' Demise Erases Web History 
By Dan Fletcher, TIME Magazine, Monday, 
=== In The Media ===
Archive Team is in no way affiliated with the fine folks at ARCHIVE.ORG
Archive Team can always be reached by e-mail at archiveteam@archiveteam.org or by IRC at the channel .
.eu domains

The .eu domains project aimed at archiving all UK-owned .eu domains. Since 2019, only EU citizens or residents may own a .eu domain (previously, only EU residents could). With the expiration of the Brexit transition period, all domains owned by UK residents who aren't EU citizens were suspended by EURid on 2021-01-01 at 00:00 CET and will be revoked one year later.
== Sources of domains ==
* Internet Archive CDX API
* Common Crawl domain graph
* Project Sonar FDNS dataset
== Archival ==
Due to the sheer size of the entire .eu web space (millions of domains), complete and thorough archival was never an option. Instead, we ran recursive crawls up to some limit in URLs, size, and runtime.
== References ==
.hu domains seed

Hundreds of .hu domains are registered and expiring every single day. Many of them are just parked and never actually used, for example because they are common words or catchy phrases. Without links to them, even Internet Archive crawls are unable to catch them, leaving us with no publicly available proof that such domains have ever been registered.
== Justification ==
The Council of Internet Service Providers (ISZT), which manages the .hu domain registry, maintains up-to-date lists of recently registered and recently expired domains. Even though the Internet Archive crawler occasionally checks these lists, and therefore could have access to these web pages via links on these lists, this frequency isn't sufficient for all domains be archived, due to the fact that new domain names are held in this list only for 2 weeks.
user:bzc6p has been saving these lists since early 2021, and even though many of these domains have been deleted since then, the database built from this data (including known registration and expiration times of all domains) suggests that tens of thousands of domains registered throughout this period are still available (with or without actual websites behind the domains).
== Purpose ==
The purpose of this project is to seed all available domains into the Wayback Machine, by triggering a Save Page Now action (programmatically, of course...), so that the Wayback Machine knows that the given domain exists, and it can then create subsequent captures on its own.
The project started on 2024-12-17.
== Methodology ==
* A database has been created from all domain names, their registration and (actual) expiration dates since early 2021.
* Queries have been made to find out which registered domains have not been expired yet (or, have been re-registered after their expiration) – in other words, that are active in the registry.
* A script is going through each and every domain on the list, first querying the Wayback Machine if there's a snapshot and if it's recent enough (i.e. created after the last registration date of the domain). For this purpose, the following API is used: https://archive.org/wayback/available?url=example.com No, this one doesn't seem to work correctly, or somehow filters out snapshots that should be considered valid for this purpose. So, instead, the JSON fetched in the background by the Wayback Machine web interface is used to find out the date of last snapshot.
* If needed, a Save Page Now action is triggered, with saving the error pages as well (e.g. 404), with an appropriately composed POST request to the https://web.archive.org/save endpoint.
== Progress and statistics ==
The following table will be updated as results come in.
Year ofregistration	Known active domains 	of which 	of which 	of which
Year ofregistration	Known active domains 	snapshot already existed	snapshotting failed (DNS error)	first snapshot created
2021 	50,277as of 2024-12-14	38,487 	2,279 	9,511
2022 	58,977as of 2025-02-16	TBA 	TBA 	TBA
2023 	TBA 	TBA 	TBA 	TBA
2024 	TBA 	TBA 	TBA 	TBA
Total 	109,254 	38,487 	2,279 	9,511
18th century

* 1790s: Claude Chappe, French inventor, built several telecommunications systems, using sound and visible signals. The most successful was a semaphore system, later used as a communication system in all France and other European countries.
** March 2, 1791, 11 a.m.: Chappe and his brother send a message between a castle in Brûlon and a house in Parcé, ten miles away. "SI VOUS RÉUSSISSEZ, VOUS SEREZ BIENTÔT COUVERT THE GLOIRE" (IF YOU SUCCEED, YOU WILL SOON BASK IN GLORY).
== Gallery ==
File:Chappe semaphore.jpg|Chappe semaphore
== References ==
* The Victorian Internet by Tom Standage
== External links ==
* http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Claude_Chappe
1978

* February 16: The Computerized Bulletin Board System, or CBBS, the first dial-up BBS, went online.
== Gallery ==
File:Ward Christensen and the First BBS.jpg|Ward Christensen and the computer that ran the first public Bulletin Board System, CBBS.
== External links ==
* http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bulletin_board_system
* http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computerized_Bulletin_Board_System
2004

* February: Ludicorp launches Flickr.
* April 1: Gmail is launched as invitation-only. Many people considered this to be an April Fools joke due to the timing, and the services provided that outranked every other free email service of its time.
* August: Wikispecies is launched.
* September 7: Wikimedia Commons is launched.
== External links ==
* http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Internet_properties_established_in_2004
2005

* January 5: Uncyclopedia is created.
* January 19: Mininova is launched.
* January 25: Google Videos is launched.
* February: YouTube is founded.
* February 8: Google Maps is launched.
* March 2005: Yahoo! acquired Ludicorp and Flickr.
* March 21: MegaUpload is launched.
* April 23: The first video is uploaded to YouTube. 'Me at the zoo'.
* June 11: TechCrunch is launched.
* August 26: The Million Dollar Homepage is launched.
* October 3: Panoramio is launched.
* November 21: WordPress.com is opened to the public.
== Gallery ==
File:The Million Dollar Homepage - Own a piece of internet history! 1294918641076.png|The Million Dollar Homepage
File:Google Maps 1294922814792.png|Google Maps
File:Me at the zoo screenshot.png|'Me at the zoo' the first YouTube video
== External links ==
* http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Internet_properties_established_in_2005
2009

* April 23: Yahoo! announced that it would be closing its United States branch of GeoCities, and stopped accepting new registrations, though the existing GeoCities accounts remained active. 
* Late June: Yahoo! updated the GeoCities home page to indicate: "GeoCities is closing on October 26, 2009." GeoCities joined a long list of other services discontinued by Yahoo such as: Farechase, Launchcast, My Web, Audio Search, Pets, Live, Kickstart, Briefcase and Yahoo! for Teachers.Yahoo! abandoning GeoCities
* October 26: GeoCities was closed, Yahoo! remaining true to their word.
== References ==
2018-10-13

The 13th of October 2018 was the day when ArchiveBot managed to join an IRC channel on synIRC.
This amazing feat was made possible by CGI:IRC, a web IRC client which does not require any JavaScript for basic functionality. A simple HTTP request is all that's needed to join, and the response to that request simply never ends and keeps producing lines from the channel (messages, joins, etc.) or an HTML comment to keep the connection from dying. Sending messages to the channel works through a form in another frame.
Category:ArchiveBot
2021

Support for Adobe Flash was ended by the major web browsers at the beginning of 2021.
Several widely known sites that were established in the 2000s shut down, including Yahoo Answers and LiveLeak. YouTube purged any remaining channel comments (later known as the "discussion tab") and privated unlisted videos dated 2016 and earlier. Channel comments of channels that received access to the "community" subpage were already purged beginning in 2018.
4shared

4shared is a file-sharing service. It does not seem to have an inactivity time bomb, as are still there. Downloading will not be simple, as it uses a JavaScripty 60-second limit that seems to only be bypassable with a paid subscription. In addition, it seems to require login in the first place. Netsurf, a browser without JavaScript, does not bypass the time limit . User agents such as Googlebot have not been tested yet, nor has reverse-engineering the JavaScript, at least by User:TheTechRobo, but he plans to try this. It doesn't seem to have a relationship with 4chan.
There appears to be a sitemap at https://www.4shared.com/web/sitemap.xml. This should come in handy when archiving. However, this sitemap is incomplete. As of 2021-10-31, it lists about 62.4 million files. According to , there were 193 million uploaded files as of December 2020. The statistics box on the blog page further claims that the total size of the hosted files is 940 TB as of 2021-10-31, but this figure had been there already in 2010.
While logged in, TheTechRobo has found a few things.
* The download link is stored in the DOM as an input element with with the ID "baseDownloadLink".
* baseDownloadLink seems to be used in d2Script.js, on line 96.
* It looks like you still need cookies when requesting the download link, as I see nothing else special about the request. I might be missing something though.
500px

500px is a photo sharing site, that caters to high-quality photos. It provides ways to photographers to sell their images, as well as providing a large collection of images to view. 
== Creative Commons image massacre ==
500px announced that they would be no longer directly licensing images through 500px Marketplace, in favor of outsourcing distribution duties to Getty Images (and Visual China Group inside of China). One consequence of this is that all Creative Commons-licensed images, as well as images where users have opted out of distribution, will disappear by June 30, 2018.
== Start Your Warriors ==
Some images have already been archived, and a Warrior project is underway to find and save more. Check your settings to ensure that the 'maximum number of simultaneous items' is set to 1 - if you exceed this you run the risk of 500px banning your IP for a period of time. 
If you want to run more warriors (or more concurrent scripts) you'll need more IP addresses. If you can help, please do! Discussion is on IRC.
== Archival ==
API Responses:
https://archive.org/details/AttributionLicense3APISeverResponses.7z
https://archive.org/details/AttributionNoDerivativesLicense3APIServerResponses.7z
https://archive.org/details/AttributionShareAlikeLicense3APIServerResponses.7z
https://archive.org/details/AttributionNonCommercialLicense3APIServerResponses.7z
Example of one of the responses: https://pastebin.com/TygNSTSu
Unfortunately, the official API is dead - but fear not fellow Archivists! I have found a (admittedly bodged together) method of getting API info: Using the BurpSuite Pro Network Security tools, I set up a MITM attack in between a VM with a custom SSL CA certificate installed and the server. (It seems that 500px use a combination of browser cookies, a device uuid, and a few other keys to block widespread use of their API). After intercepting a request to api.500px.com, I cloned the request and sent it to the "Intruder" Tool, where I set the page string in the GET request to the API as a 'payload', then had it auto-increment numbers while processing the requests and saving the responses. I set the limit to be 1000, although I ended up stopping it at around 900 because I noticed the responses were turning empty (and theres a total pages number in the api info). I 7zipped all of the responses and threw them up on the IA.
I also had a go at writing a python script that once given a list of URLs, it would parse and download all of the metadata and photos from those URLS: https://github.com/adinbied/500pxBU
~adinbied
We found a sitemap via robots.txt that was initially ignored due to its small size. When decompressed, however, the XML document points at ~10k other compressed XML sitemap documents, enumerating all photos on the site with limited metadata attached including the license. We filtered for CC licenses and used this to generate new items.
~iwxzr
800notes

According to their website:
800notes is a FREE REVERSE PHONE NUMBER LOOKUP database built by YOU, its users. Our strength is in our numbers - by sharing pieces of information each of us has we are putting together a free and public phone number directory with information no other service can provide.
They have a *very* useful database of reports of spam or otherwise problematic numbers, going back to at least 2007; and they are under constant pressure from phone spammers and others who don't like being reported.
99.se

99.se, also known as Nittinio (Swedish for ninety-nine), was "Scandinavia's largest and oldest Apple forum"reboot in #archivebot on 2019-04-28. As of 2019-04-30, it had just over 150k threads and about 1.44 million posts, the oldest ones being from April 2002. It closed on 2019-05-01 and disappeared sometime between 2019-05-14 and 2019-05-20. It started redirecting to shortly thereafter and to from late 2020 or early 2021.
== Archives ==
Everything except the forum threads and user profiles was archived through ArchiveBot in two jobs: with off-site links and without.
User:JustAnotherArchivist archived the forum threads (including both the thread URLs /forum/t/1234-slug and the post URLs /forum/p/1234) and user profiles using qwarc: 
Attachments and external images in the forums as well as user avatars were extracted from the qwarc crawl and archived through a series of ArchiveBot jobs:
* Attachments: 
* External images: 
* Avatars: 
== References ==
ADrive

aDrive is a cloud storage service, which previously offered a free "Basic" tier, but closed it and (apparently) deleted all the files on Nov 16, 2015. 
== URL format ==
Example of a URL: https://www.adrive.com/public/PJ4y7B/Adult_Sentencing_Manual_2008_ErrataSheetFTRSO2ndSubsequent.pdf which links to https://downloadwww31.adrive.com/public/view/PJ4y7B.html
Leaving off the file name part (the last section of the first URL) also works. There are also URLs of the form: www.adrive.com/public/overlimit which appear to be shown when more than 10 people are trying to download the same file.
== Archive ==
https://archive.org/details/archiveteam_adrive_20151115172205
AOL Music

== The Announcements ==
* http://techcrunch.com/2013/04/26/aol-music-shuts-down/
The rumour is ShoutCAST and Winamp are safe for now.
== The sites ==
* http://music.aol.com
* http://www.theboot.com/
* http://www.noisecreep.com/
* http://www.theboombox.com//
* http://www.tourtracker.com/
== Archives == 
Archives are uploaded to the Internet Archive. (Is this the only archive link? Update me!)
* aol_music_sites
AOL Pictures

Subject: Don't Lose Your Memories
 Date: Sat, 24 Jan 2009 06:26:59 -0500 (EST)
 From: AOLPictures <AOLPictures@email.aol.com>
 
 Dear AOL Pictures User:
 
 As we have described in previous emails, the AOL Pictures [email.aol.com]
 service closed on January 8, 2009. But it is not too late to save your pictures
 of your family, your friends, and your vacations!
 
 We have made arrangements with our trusted partner, American Greetings(R)
 PhotoWorks(R) to enable continued access to all of the images you had stored on
 AOL Pictures [email.aol.com], simply by registering for a PhotoWorks account.*
 
 Just go to AOL Pictures [email.aol.com] and choose to register for PhotoWorks
 today. Registration is quick and easy. And once you register, you will be able
 to view, share and print your images, just as you?ve done on AOL Pictures in the
 past.
 
 Please register for American Greetings PhotoWorks today. Otherwise, your
 memories stored on AOL Pictures [email.aol.com] will be lost forever.
 
 Sincerely,
 
 The AOL Pictures Team
 
 * Registration for a PhotoWorks account must be completed before June 30, 2009
 in order to access any images from the AOL Pictures service.
Category:Image hosting
APKMirror

APKMirror is a repository of older and, in some cases, current versions of numerous free Android applications, previously owned and operated by Android Police until mid-2021 when Android Police was acquired by Valnet. APKMirror was not part of the sale, and remains owned by Android Police's original founder Artem Russakovskii.
Some application developers have prevented APKMirror from accepting submissions through DMCA complaints, users who attempt to upload affected excluded applications to APKMirror will be served an error message stating as much.
APKMirror is also subject to US jurisdiction. In response to a potential ban of ByteDance-owned TikTok and an unclear picture as to whether state prosecutors would enforce the Protecting Americans from Foreign Adversary Controlled Applications Act, APKMirror made TikTok APKs unavailable to US visitors following the second inauguration of Donald Trump.
Aaron Swartz

Aaron Swartz (1986–2013) was an American computer programmer, writer, archivist, political organizer, and Internet activist.
We are grabbing copies of content related to him and uploading it to Internet Archive:
* https://archive.org/details/aaronsw
* https://archive.org/details/ark-aaronsw
PDF Tribute, a site with links to academic works published in Twitter.
== Personal sites ==
* http://www.aaronsw.com (archived)
== Social networks ==
* https://twitter.com/aaronsw (archived)
== Pictures ==
* https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Aaron_Swartz
* https://archive.org/details/383549801700aa1baf92O
* https://archive.org/details/OpenGovernmentDataDinner
== Publications ==
Profile in Google Scholar
* Musicbrainz: A semantic web service
* RDF Site Summary (RSS) 1.0
* Who Writes Wikipedia?
* The semantic web in breadth
* The semantic web: A network of content for the digital city
* application/rdf+xml Media Type Registration
* RDF Site Summary 1.0 Modules: Dublin Core
* Privacy, Accuracy, Security: Pick Two
* The Semantic Web (for Web Developers)
* Building Progammable Web Sites
* Powerpoint Remix
== Software ==
Profile in GitHub
* Markdown
== Videos ==
* https://www.youtube.com/results?search_type=videos&search_query=%22aaron+swartz%22 (/YouTube videos)
== Wikipedia ==
* Biography: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aaron_Swartz
* Userpage: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:AaronSw
* Contributions: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Contributions/AaronSw
* Messages in talk pages: https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Special:Contributions&offset=&limit=500&tagfilter=&contribs=user&target=AaronSw&namespace=1
* Messages in user talk pages: https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?limit=500&tagfilter=&title=Special%3AContributions&contribs=user&target=AaronSw&namespace=3&tagfilter=&year=&month=-1
Swartz
Abload

Abload was an image hosting service based in Germany. It was founded in 2006 and shut down at the end of June 2024.
Abload claimed to store more than 94 million images and having over 168 thousand registered users.Statistics on home page at the top right. They were removed in January or February 2024. In 2013, Abload claimed to have around 83000 users and 35 million pictures It was a popular service for embedding images on German-language online forums.abload.de"With over 83.000 registered users and about 35.000.000 uploaded pictures abload.de is one of the biggest hoster for pictures in Germany." Uploaded pictures are not published on Abload.de itself, but only referred to or embedded from external sites.Bild: img_0603-2ejvn.jpg - abload.de (example file) "The links to this page and the image are known only to the user who uploaded it. Access by others was only possible through proactive sharing by this user. Sharing on/through abload.de itself was not possible."
Abload retained pictures without a defined time limit.Hilfe - abload.de
== Status ==
Uploading was deactivated at the end of 2023 due to unnamed complications.Blog - abload.deabload.de und filehorst.de schalten Uploads ab In April 2024, the site has announced that it will shut down at the end of June, along with FileHorst by the same owner, citing it could no longer keep up with increasing legal requirements.abload.de & filehorst.de machen bald dicht!
From the Abload blog, late 2023: 
Originally, we just planned to expand our storage space to accommodate new images. However, this time the implementation proved to be more complicated than anticipated and raised a recurring issue that has been on the table for the past few months: the increasing effort involved and the question of whether we can sustain it in the future. This time, we took the time to carefully consider everything, which naturally took some time. Yesterday, we finally reached a conclusion, albeit a sad one. Unfortunately, we have to cancel the planned expansion and keep the upload function for new images deactivated - at least for the time being. The decision was anything but easy for us, and we are just as disappointed as you are. 
Abload is excluded from both the Wayback Machine and Archive.today.https://web.archive.org/web/*/https://abload.de:443/blog.phphttps://archive.today/https://abload.de:443/blog.php
== References ==
Category:Excluded from the Wayback Machine