Actually, I doubt that the graduate students presenting this talk would care to work with anybody that is actually attending SCI!
I think people missed the fact that this is to point out the fallacy of for-profit conferences like SCI.
The mirrors aren't slashdotted. Try another Coral page like CNN. At least with Coral, the macmod site was already down -- how could the system get it then? It's NOT an archive!
Precisely because the site was already down, and coral never had the opportunity to pull it in.
Everybody should remember that coral is only an on-demand caching service -- it only initially fetches the page when a user accesses the URL. Once the site is already/.'d, coral can't do anything about it either.
If more people would give first posts as coral links, that'd work pretty well too!
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Actually, I doubt that the graduate students presenting this talk would care to work with anybody that is actually attending SCI! I think people missed the fact that this is to point out the fallacy of for-profit conferences like SCI.
Coral seems to have the file: http://aintitcool.com.nyud.net:8090/display.cgi?id =19658#1
The mirrors aren't slashdotted. Try another Coral page like CNN. At least with Coral, the macmod site was already down -- how could the system get it then? It's NOT an archive!
Page seemed to load slow for me. Here's a cache link.
Precisely because the site was already down, and coral never had the opportunity to pull it in.
/.'d, coral can't do anything about it either.
Everybody should remember that coral is only an on-demand caching service -- it only initially fetches the page when a user accesses the URL. Once the site is already
If more people would give first posts as coral links, that'd work pretty well too!