nyuuzyou/wikis huggingface dataset:
NCIX

NCIX is a Canadian computer parts and electronics store, with retail presences in the Canadian province of British Columbia, and an online presence in the rest of Canada as well as the US.
In the last few months, customers have been noticing difficulties getting their orders fulfilled and increased wait times for customer service, among other things like a total exit from Ontario, prompting fears that NCIX is hurtling towards bankruptcy.
==(Ex-)Insider reports==
An ex-insider has taken to providing users on reddit info about NCIX's operations (primarily on the "Build A PC Sales Canada" subreddit but also in other related subreddits), going by the alias of "exncix". This anonymous ex-insider has provided many valuable insights into internal operations since the first fears of a shutdown were sparked in July 2017.
Other users have also provided reports from the grapevine, like Oafah (an indie YouTuber) stating that a source of his claims that the company will not last to the end of the year.
====Bankruptcy====
Netlink Computer Inc. filed for bankruptcy in British Columbia courts on December 1st, 2017, under file number 170816.
Despite having declared bankruptcy, the NCIX website as well as its forums remained online as of late July 2018 mid-September 2018 in a zombie-like state. After reports of what can only be described as a complete clusterfuck of a data breach surfaced on September 20th, the site was finally pulled offline, most likely by the RCMP.
== Forums ==
NCIX has a forums section with content purportedly dating back to 1998, but many threads before 2005/2006 are 404 pages, probably due to the fact that part of the forums are linked with product pages.
== NCIX Tech Tips ==
The very reason most people outside of Canada or the US even know about NCIX today is due to their YouTube channel, called NCIX Tech Tips. This is where the now-famous Linus Sebastian got his YouTube career started before leaving NCIX to commit full-time to his own Linus Tech Tips channel.
With layoffs and resignations in the company, as well as a couple of moves, the channel has ground to a halt. The "hiatus" of Netlinked Daily, the channel's daily tech news show, was the main thing that got people not otherwise in-the-know to realize that there was something seriously wrong. Besides, why would someone abandon over a million subscribers out of the blue?
== See also ==
* DirectCanada
NRATV

NRATV was the streaming platform of the National Rifle Association. It was shut down in June 2019.
== Archival ==
* Partial ArchiveBot grab: 
* Metadata in JSON retrieved by godane: and 
* Imagery: 
* Playlist and video retrieval by User:JustAnotherArchivist and User:Fusl
** Playlists: 
** Videos (WARCs): 
** Videos (video files): 
The metadata/playlist/video archives should be virtually complete.
NUfoto

NUfoto is an image sharing platform of the Dutch NU.nl news website.
It is being shut down on September 12, 2016.
== Announcement ==
The notice in Dutch can be read on NUjij.nl, in a yellow box on the right. It is about NUjij, but NUfoto will be shut down along with it, as the detailed announcement explains.
== Archival ==
An ArchiveBot job was started for the site on 2016-09-04 (). It did not finish in time, and it's unclear how much it covered.
A warrior project was planned but did not materialise.
Category:Image hosting
NUjij

NUjij is a discussion platform for the Dutch NU.nl news website.
It is being shut down on September 12, 2016.
== Announcement ==
The notice in Dutch can be read on NUjij.nl, in a yellow box on the right.
== How can I help? ==
=== Running a Warrior ===
You can start up a Warrior and there select NUjij. (If you don't really care what you are archiving, select ArchiveTeam's Choice instead, as at some points ArchiveTeam may prioritize another project.)
=== Running the script manually ===
If you use Linux and you're a bit familiar with it, you can try running the script directly.
The instructions can be found at github.com/ArchiveTeam/nujij-grab.
Some additional information
Don't forget to replace YOURNICKHERE with your nickname.
The number after --concurrent determines how many threads run at the same time. You can increase this number if your resources (RAM, CPU, bandwidth) are sufficient. However, if you constantly see messages about rate limiting, there is no need to increase the concurrency.
If you want to stop the script, please do it gracefully if possible. To do so, create an empty file named STOP in the folder of the script (terminal command: touch STOP). The script finishes the current item(s) and stops only after that. (If you kill the script immediately, the items get broken, and they will need to be reassigned to another user.) – Before starting the script again, don't forget to remove the STOP file.
If you see "Project code is out of date", kill the script, go to its folder (cd nujij-grab) and issue git pull https://github.com/ArchiveTeam/nujij-grab. After the updating has finished, re-launch the script.
=== Donating to the Internet Archive ===
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=== Do you like our cause? ===
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Napiszar.com

: Not to be confused with napiszar.hu and napiszar.org.
Napiszar.com (means literally daily crap) is the most popular (and, as of 2020, apparently the only major) "trash" website in Hungary, and also the 65th most visited Hungarian website, as per ITE 2018 ranking.
The "editorial board" of the website keeps monitoring social media, and they "showcase" posts and people they believe are shameful, strange, or miserable. Many of the posts depict social "castes" like prostitutes, ethnic minorities and people with sexual deviations (LGBTQ). The site has a lot of sexually explicit content.
The site was launched in 2008, and since then they have succeeded in avoiding/surviving lawsuits, and the website continues to have high popularity in Hungary.
== Archiving ==
No directed archiving efforts have been made yet (probably), but as the website utilizes WordPress, it may already have a good coverage in the Wayback Machine.
Naughty List

Sometimes, Archive Team just isn't wanted.
== The List ==
List of websites that ban Archive Team or ArchiveBot's User Agent.
* 2jump.info
* bebo.com
* club.nintendo.com
* dnshistory.org
* feedly.com
* irmep.org
* linkedin.com
* lists.wikimedia.org
* moonrakers.org.uk
* puu.sh
* quora.com
* smythies.com
* store.ovi.com
* trap.it
* twitpic.com
* wallpaper4computer.com
* vine.co
Neopets

Neopets is a virtual pets website. Users can own, train, and trade virtual "pets", as well as play games, dress their pets, and customize their own webpages. The site was launched in 1999 by Adam Powell and Donna Williams. The website has gone through 3 ownership changes since then and is currently owned by JumpStart (which is owned by Knowledge Adventure.)
== Vital signs ==
On March 8, 2015, Neopets fansite Jellyneo.net reported that "most of The Neopets Team was laid off" and that there were "only a handful of programmers left, along with the support team and the monitor team."http://www.jellyneo.net/index.php?comments=10057 
On March 9, 2015, David Lord, CEO of JumpStart, posted a message on Neopets and Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/Neopets/posts/10153029192096005:
To our Neopets Members and Community:
Unfortunately, a recent restructuring of our resources means a number of respected employees working on Neopets are no longer with the company. JumpStart appreciates each and every one of our employees, and it was a sad day to have to say goodbye to our friends. While it’s disheartening to see team members leaving the company, we are incredibly thankful for everything they have done to create Neopets.com and the passionate community that surrounds the site.
Moving forward, we want to make it absolutely and unequivocally clear that we are committed to Neopets! Neopets is NOT CLOSING in any way. To the contrary, we plan to produce new content, update the site, and dedicate valuable resources towards improving site functionality, including lag and site stability. In fact, the recent launch of Neopets Ghoul Catchers on the iTunes and Facebook platforms confirms our dedication to launching new and exciting content for existing and new Neopets users.
As we move forward and establish new goals for Neopets, we want the community to know that we are fully committed to the success of Neopets. We will work to support, improve and expand Neopets with our best resources and most creative minds. We thank you for your unwavering support of Neopets and we believe you will be as excited about the future as we are.
We wish all of the amazing former Neopets team members the very best life has to offer and we are grateful for their time at Jumpstart.
- David Lord, CEO of JumpStart
== Site structure ==
TODO
== References ==
== External links ==
*
Neoseeker.com

Neoseeker.com is a wikifarm.
For a list of wikis hosted in this wikifarm see: https://code.google.com/p/wikiteam/source/browse/trunk/listsofwikis or http://neowiki.neoseeker.com/wiki/Special:WikiList
== Backups ==
* Neoseeker.com/Twitter account grab (@NeoWikis)
== See also ==
* List of wikifarms
== External links ==
* http://neowiki.neoseeker.com
Category:Wikis
Netszar.com

Netszar.com (means literally [inter]net crap) is a Hungarian "trash" website. It was launched in 2009, and was probably run by the same group as napiszar.com, with very similar content, but apparently a slightly less centered around prostitutes and porn. They published hundreds of posts per month, until 2013, after that only a few posts per month, until 2016, when it got completely abandoned. The website disappeared in June 2017.
user:bzc6p, noticing the decline, archived the website in June 2015.
Network.hu

Network.hu is a Hungarian social networking website launched in 2007. It makes possible for users to be members of "communities" based on interests. Communities can have an own forum, blog, photo and video galleries. The website also provides an extensive user search engine, so that users can find other users with the same interest, age, residence, school attended etc. Most or all of the content is public, that is, visible to unregistered users too.
== Site reconnaissance ==
The Communities subpage counts 3083 communities as of 2020-08-18, but through their listing pages only 1974 communities could be discovered. After going through the archived communities, 430,168 user profiles could be discovered.
As of August 2020, the site seems to be operating flawlessly, and is still open for news users. It seems however, that there is not too much activity nowadays. The decline seems to have started when Facebook gained popularity in Hungary (around 2011).
Some images, along with their thumbnails, appear to have been deleted (example), probably accidentally, as the pctrs (pictures) server returns 404 for them. This seems to affect a small (but not negligable) portion of the content.
== Archiving ==
=== Communities ===
Between 2020-11-22 and 2021-01-29, 1974 communities have been saved, totalling to 2.7 TiB in size.
=== Users ===
Between 2023-03-15 and 2023-06-12, 429,781 user profiles (discovered during archiving the communities) have been saved, totalling to 740 GiB in size. User accounts created after 2020 have not been archived.
=== YouTube videos ===
A substantial part of community and user videos are not hosted by network.hu itself, but are embeds from YouTube. These videos have not been saved (and, due to Internet Archive's YouTube video acceptance policy, are not going to be, either).
=== Archives ===
Find all related items via this link: https://archive.org/details/@bzc6p?query=network.hu
Category:Social networks
Newgrounds

Newgrounds can be summed up as a precursor to many newer websites. Before YTMND and YouTube, there was Newgrounds. Before DeviantART and ArtStation, there was Newgrounds. Before SoundCloud and Bandcamp, there was Newgrounds. You get the idea. In spite of many of these websites going on to garner much more widespread popularity, Newgrounds continues to do the same stuff it's been doing since it was started in 1995 by none other than Tom Fulp (who continues to run the site to this day), with the first user-made content appearing in 1999.
If you haven't gotten the idea by now, Newgrounds hosts content in four distinct areas: animated movies, interactive games, audio, and artwork.
== Dealing with the demise of Flash Player ==
With most major tech industry players including Adobe agreeing to bury the venerable Adobe Flash Player by the end of 2020, concerns started to grow about how websites would handle Flash's demise, including the very real possibility that decades of content would be rendered inaccessible and unplayable. Given that Newgrounds has a LOT of Flash content, an alternative called the Newgrounds Flash Player was created to preserve compatibility with content that wasn't converted to HTML5 or another format. It also has the Swivel conversion toolkit to allow conversions of SWF movies, complete with audio, into HD video.
As of 2022 some games (mostly those pre-2006 with ActionScript 1 or 2) are playable without the Newgrounds Flash Player through the use of the Rust-based Ruffle emulator, which Newgrounds is listed as a Diamond level sponsor of alongside several other names including Armor Games. ActionScript 3 games can be forced to run in Ruffle as well by adding "?emulate=flash" to the end of a game's URL, though functionality and performance may be limited. In any event, one drawback is that games and their audio will be halted if focus is lost by switching to another tab or if another window is completely obscuring the page. They will momentarily resume running when in a Desktop Window Manager view such as Win+Tab (Flip 3D/Task View) or Aero Peek on a taskbar icon on Windows, or Mission Control on macOS, until focus is either regained, lost, or the window is brought into at minimum partially obscured view.
News+C/hu

::For detailed description about the News+C project, read the parent page News+C.
Hungarian news websites with third party comment modules. The list is incomplete, and some empty cells are to be filled in later.
Note: YouTube videos are no longer being saved, due to the Internet Archive saying stop on mass-uploading of videos.
<SPAN class="plainlinks">ITE #	Website 	Comment module 	Used when? 	Status 	Archives 	Videos status
1 	index.hu 	Articles not commentable	Articles not commentable 	 	 	
3 	origo.hu 	Articles not commentable	Articles not commentable 	 	 	
5 	24.hu 	Articles not commentable	Articles not commentable 	 	 	
14 	hvg.hu 	??? 	??? – 2015-11-16 (est.) 	 	 	
14 	hvg.hu 	Disqus 	2015-11-16 (est.) – present	(bzc6p)	2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023	up until 2018
16 	444.hu 	??? 	2013-04-10 – 2013-12-04 	 	 	
16 	444.hu 	Disqus 	2013-12-04 – 2019-12-02 	(bzc6p)	2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 	2013–2014 videos
16 	444.hu 	Articles not commentable	2019-12-02 – present 	 	 	
96 	kuruc.info 	??? 	??? – 2015-03-05 	 	 	
96 	kuruc.info 	Disqus 	2015-03-05 – present 	(bzc6p)	2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023	up until 2018
-- 	vadhajtasok.hu	Disqus 	2018-04-21 – present 	(bzc6p)	2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 	--
 
Category:News
Nifty

Japanese ISP providing web hosting. Will be closing about 140,000 unclaimed homepages by 2016-11-10 15:00. (Japanese)
http://homepage1.nifty.com/USERNAME/
http://homepage2.nifty.com/USERNAME/
http://homepage3.nifty.com/USERNAME/
== URL harvesting ==
Let's follow Site exploration.
<polm> One thing I would recommend is searching Hatena Bookmarks, which is like a Japanese free Pinboard
<polm> Like so: http://b.hatena.ne.jp/entrylist?url=homepage2.nifty.com
<polm> the "of" query parameter paginates like so: http://b.hatena.ne.jp/entrylist?url=homepage2.nifty.com&of=20
<zout> there's some here. https://archive.is/homepage2.nifty.com
=== Progress ===
* On 2016-09-12, User:Sanqui harvested 8884 *.nifty.com URLs from Wikimedia sites using mwlinkscrape
* On 2016-09-13, root homepages were added to this list, making it 11423 URLs: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ArchiveTeam/nifty-discovery/master/urls/wikimedia.txt. 
* On 2016-09-15, Hatena bookmarks were scraped with a script and derived, producing a list of 19973 URLs: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ArchiveTeam/nifty-discovery/master/urls/hatena.txt. 
* On 2016-09-16, archive.is pages were scraped with a script, derived and deduplicated, producing a list of mere 1165 URLs: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ArchiveTeam/nifty-discovery/master/urls/archiveis.txt. 
* User:DoomTay has plucked more URLs from e-shuushuu wiki () and from ()
* On 2016-09-23, almost 80 URLs were scraped from Portalgraphics.net artist data ()
* From 2016-09-23 to 2016-11-08 thousands more URLs were scraped from a mixture of sources (, , , , , , )
Next steps
* GoogleScraper is no good. Make attempts at scraping, Bing, Twitter using hints on Site exploration
* Put chunks of up to 100k URLs onto high speed (20160911.01) ArchiveBot pipelines
Nightmare Projects

A nightmare project is defined as an Archive Team project that puts an outsize load on one of the resources of Archive Team's infrastructure. 
Some examples of resources that can be overrun or overloaded:
* Network bandwidth, either to the Internet Archive or Volunteers
* Internet Archive Disk Storage
* Massive amounts of small files
* Individual processes per acquisition item taking huge amounts of time
The rules of thumb will shift, but currently, here are some examples of nightmare limits:
* Projects that will take up more that 5 terabytes of Internet Archive space.
* Projects that will take more than 30 days to complete.
* Projects in which individual accounts (per person) are greater than 250mb.
While the Archive Team, in theory, does not care about the perceived "worth" of user data, it does have to realistically care about recreating the infrastructure of a massive company that had millions in funding and which then pulled it away.
At the very least, a discussion needs to happen between various members before moving forward. In some cases, it might make sense to take a representative sample (the first year, the most-viewed, the most-linked) instead of the full collection. (An example of this was the Justin.tv project, which had 1.1 petabytes of video data, but only 9 terabytes were grabbed, as they represented 10 or more views).
While many projects can be overtaken by ArchiveBot (although abuse of Archivebot is a separate problem), and the "standard" projects used by the Warrior or related to Archive Team projects, go well, a nightmare project needs to be prepared for and treated with the awareness of the effect it will have.
Nin.com

nin.com was rebuilt at some point in December 2016; as a result the DNS for all subdomains was repointed to a new design companies servers, and a lot of old stuff became inaccessible, including remix.nin.com (fan submitted remixes).
At the time of writing, the old hosting company has not switched off the old sites, and they can be accessed by manual DNS hackery:
 $ host remix.nin.com ns1.sudjam.com
 remix.nin.com has address 208.81.236.37
__TOC__
==irc.nin.com ==
an IRC server, no web content, likely nothing to do here
== remix.nin.com ==
Hostname pointed to IP address 208.81.236.37 before it was taken offline around . Available discovery endpoints:
* http://remix.nin.com/feed/playlist?id=something
* http://remix.nin.com/playlist/song_info_data.js?mix_id=73
* http://remix.nin.com/listen/get_rating_data.js?mix_id=73 
* http://remix.nin.com/listen/artist_info_data.js?user_id=109510
* http://remix.nin.com/listen/comment_summary_data.js?mix_id=73
Archives: https://archive.org/details/@purplesymphony?and[]=subject:"remix.nin.com"
== feeds.nin.com ==
This was a DNS alias onto Google's feedproxy service and as such seems to be dead
 $ host feeds.nin.com ns1.sudjam.com
 Using domain server: 
 Name: ns1.sudjam.com
 Address: 208.81.236.21#53
 Aliases:
 
 feeds.nin.com is an alias for 1f20mvu.feedproxy.ghs.google.com.
 Host 1f20mvu.feedproxy.ghs.google.com not found: 5(REFUSED)
 Host 1f20mvu.feedproxy.ghs.google.com not found: 5(REFUSED)
From that ETS link
 216.58.193.115 feeds.nin.com
"feeds.nin.com is a front for Feedburner. I found most of the feeds, I think:"
* http://feeds.nin.com/ninremixhighestratedoverall/
* http://feeds.nin.com/ninremixnewestmixes/
* http://feeds.nin.com/ninRemixHighestRatedToday
* http://feeds.nin.com/nindotcomupdates
* http://feeds.nin.com/ninNews
* http://feeds.nin.com/ninphotos
* http://feeds.nin.com/ninvideos
==forum.nin.com ==
Archives, grabbed with modified /etc/hosts
==member.nin.com ==
==beta.media.nin.com ==
==help.nin.com ==
==phm.nin.com ==
DNS hackery not working, getting "The requested URL could not be retrieved" from Generated Wed, 16:37:18 GMT by ninweb1.sudjam.com (squid/2.7.STABLE6)
==profile.nin.com ==
==access.nin.com ==
==media.nin.com ==
==dl.nin.com ==
==tds.nin.com ==
DNS hackery not working, getting "The requested URL could not be retrieved" from Generated Wed, 15 Feb 2017 16:37:18 GMT by ninweb1.sudjam.com (squid/2.7.STABLE6)
==lightsinthesky.nin.com ==
==discipline.nin.com ==
 HEAD http://discipline.nin.com
 302 Moved Temporarily
 HEAD http://theslip.nin.com/
==theslip.nin.com ==
DNS hack working, but some issues getting wget to WARC properly, because some URIs are both folders and resources (thus, resource gets create on filesystem, preventing wget from putting a directory there for stuff underneath. E.g.: 
 theslip.nin.com/physical/style/ninslip/images: Not a directory
 theslip.nin.com/physical/style/ninslip/images/slip_echoplextn.jpg: Not a directory
wget seems to have failed to put the resources in the WARC file too.
==ghosts.nin.com ==
DNS hack working, WARC'd, possibly imperfect crawl (some server errors etc.)
==halo22.nin.com ==
==yearzero.nin.com ==
Nintendo

Nintendo is a Japanese multinational video game company headquartered in Kyoto, Japan. It develops video games and video game consoles.Nintendo - Wikipedia (accessed 31 December 2022)
While the international site, Nintendo.com, is available on the Wayback Machine, its subsidiary sites are excluded.
* https://www.nintendo-europe.com/
* https://www.nintendo.be/
* https://www.nintendo.co.uk/
* https://www.nintendo.de/
* https://www.nintendo.es/
* https://www.nintendo.fr/
* https://www.nintendo.it/
* https://www.nintendo.nl/
== References ==
Category:Excluded from the Wayback Machine
Nintendo eShop

There have been efforts to archive Nintendo eShop contents with ArchiveBot. They include:
ArchiveBot Job ID 	Date 	Content Archived 	Domain
2nd2ue7ff5793uqbyoqxk02ho	2021-02-13	Wii Shop Channel CDN game contents 	ccs.cdn.shop.wii.com
163w2i786uuk594lklvl6usur	2021-02-13	Nintendo DSi Shop CDN game contents 	ccs.cdn.t.shop.nintendowifi.net
e9qq834ecthy77ffka7sggqgn	2021-02-13	Wii U Nintendo eShop CDN game contents 	ccs.wup.shop.nintendo.net
76l6j49h6460r9j52v2g2mvrr	2022-02-18	Nintendo 3DS Nintendo eShop XML metadata 	samurai.ctr.shop.nintendo.net
bopw5bvt8jl3abz6tgznct5yr	2022-02-18	Wii U Nintendo eShop videos and images 	kanzashi-wup.cdn.nintendo.netkanzashi-movie-wup.cdn.nintendo.net
4bfq34ven52ycye7d23f854g4	2022-02-19	Nintendo 3DS Nintendo eShop videos and images 	kanzashi-ctr.cdn.nintendo.netkanzashi-movie-ctr.cdn.nintendo.net
4jtfugxg9g8jwkeoq03zq4rjn	2022-02-21	Wii U Nintendo eShop delisted videos and images 	kanzashi-wup.cdn.nintendo.netkanzashi-movie-wup.cdn.nintendo.net
175jcxi8jvitz3ufycb0l8r0 	2022-02-22	Wii U Nintendo eShop CDN game contents missing from Archive.org. Aborted to make room for more urgent jobs.	ccs.wup.shop.nintendo.net
== References ==
* Nintendo 3DS Nintendo eShop information
* Nintendo CDN Files
* Wii Shop Channel