Off topic, but I see many people using archive.is. My question is what if archive.is goes down, goes private or disappears from the internet altogether.
I have trust in them that they will at least hand over the data for someone else to carry on if they have to turn off lights.
Off topic, but I've been missing CSS & JS warriors on HN, who'd make it a point to expose how a certain hero image on the landing site was 4MB big or expose the scandalous use of an outdated version of jQuery on a S&P 500 company's website.
If one is concerned about the lights going off, they can always donate