The fight is boring, the fix is easy.
If you're fancy and footloose you can set a specific DNS destination for those domains.
Or you could use mulvad or something: https://mullvad.net/en/help/dns-over-https-and-dns-over-tls/
Blocks some DNS resolvers. The person running it has some weird bone to pick he doesn't like that Cloudflare doesn't forward the requests subnet but only blocks Cloudflare not the dozens of other DNS resolvers that don't support it.
They actually don't even block they intentionally give bad ips back.
It's actually funny from time to time archive.is works just fine via cloudflare I'm assume when whatever IP list archive.is is using happens to be missing some of cloudflares addresses. You can tell they use a specific cloudflare targeting list because issuing a DIG from you local computer without the EDNS Client Subnet works perfectly fine.
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-- You may also try an archive.today mirror; - However, changing your DNS is the answer to this problem.https://archive.is/06Gsa - https://archive.ph/06Gsa - https://archive.vn/06Gsa - https://archive.md/06Gsa - https://archive.li/06Gsa
https://archive.fo/06Gsa - https://archive.today/06Gsa - It Takes Two Too Trouble!
> When Two Grown Men engage in a Pissing Competition, We All See they're DICKS!
Pissing Contest : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pissing_contest