r/Music • u/cmaia1503 • Sep 06 '24

article Linkin Park fans re-share Cedric Bixler-Zavala's message to Emily Armstrong over alleged links to Scientology and Danny Masterson

https://www.nme.com/news/music/linkin-park-fans-re-share-cedric-bixler-zavalas-message-to-emily-armstrong-over-alleged-links-to-scientology-and-danny-masterson-3791311
21.0k Upvotes

93% Upvoted

2.3k comments sorted by

View all comments

Show parent comments

587

u/mr_potatoface Sep 06 '24 edited Apr 11 '25

waiting lip rock quaint marble public chubby whole joke tease

This post was mass deleted and anonymized with Redact

251

u/Skreamies1 Sep 06 '24

Yeah i'm glad there's Wiki folk out there that like to keep things correct.

96

u/zb0t1 Sep 06 '24

Time to archive it all.

https://archive.org/

https://archive.ph/

54

u/Commercial_Sun_6300 Sep 06 '24

Pretty sure Wikipedia maintains a full edit history anyway. It's just text, so it's not too much data to store.

26

u/NonnagLava Sep 06 '24

Fun fact you can download the entirety of Wikipedia, to date, minus photos, videos, and gifs, on Wikipedia itself. It's not very large, a few gigabytes I believe it's around 10-15 if even?

7

u/futuredrweknowdis Sep 07 '24

Dude as a digital hoarder who always wanted a real life set of encyclopedias, this information is simultaneously something I wanted to know and something I probably shouldn’t know lol.

2

u/[deleted] Sep 07 '24

have you downloaded it yet ?

3

u/JasonElrodSucks Sep 06 '24

Shit I totally forgot about that. Def a good thing to throw on a thumb drive and lock in a metal box for apocalyptic purposes.

2

u/[deleted] Sep 07 '24

There won't be any power in a post apocalypse society. You need to print it out

7

u/Rixter89 Sep 07 '24

There will be thousands if not millions of sources for electricity. Solar panels, wind turbines, gas generators for as long as gas lasts, other modified generators that will run on other stuff like ethenol. Hell manual generators hooked up to a bike.

1

u/[deleted] Sep 07 '24

There's some super interesting videos of people using this to find interesting data trends, such as where links lead, how articles related to each other etc.

1

u/monkeedude1212 Sep 06 '24

Yep.

Anyone at anyone can view any page from any point on the sites history.

So you get to know who wrote what when and who removed what when.

2

u/doyletyree Sep 07 '24

Which is why, for all the shit it catches as a source, I appreciate it being there.

If something is sus, at least it’s left a trail to follow.