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Archive for August 13th, 2026

Automating archival of web pages in Ghostarchive

Posted by jpluimers on 2026/08/13

Some notes because of Some links on the Archive Today controversy and steps I need to take on this blog: some more notes and links to automate archival into the Ghostarchive:

  • Ghostarchive seems to need a POST request instead of a GET request to archive pages
  • A POST request is harder to start from a script than a GET request
  • There are some tools that automate an embedded Chrome browser to accomplish archiving
  • There seems to be no user script or plugin yet

Related:

My earlier blog posts mentioning Ghostarchive:

Via: [Wayback/Wayback] Ghostarchive does a decent job for the same sites in my experience: https://ghos… | Hacker News

Query: [Wayback/Archive] automate ghostarchive at DuckDuckGo

--jeroen

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“AirJet” Solid state active cooling is here and working in a mini-PC • The Register

Posted by jpluimers on 2026/08/13

Some 3 years after the introduction, I wonder what has come from AirJet: [Wayback/Archive] Solid state active cooling is here and working in a mini-PC • The Register.

I am especially curious to the durability of how solid-state technology that moves air will last over time: will it last, won’t dust fill the gaps, and other questions come up.

Via [Wayback/Archive] The Register on Twitter: “WTF is solid state active cooling? We’ve just seen it working on a mini PC”

–jeroen

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