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22 sats \ 2 replies \ @optimism 26 Mar \ parent \ on: Web archive service Archive.Today borked, for now tech

Right so in that case, your DNS provider / ISP is causing this. May want to get a VPN or just use tor.

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203 sats \ 1 reply \ @cointastical OP 29 Mar

It had occurred for me from mobile data (U.S. major carrier) and at about the same time also from a from a business internet / fiber connection -- two different ISPs, each from a different device.

Appears others had the issue as well:

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135 sats \ 0 replies \ @optimism 29 Mar
U.S. major carrier

That kind of destroys the dns theory save for a BGP attack but we'd probably have known about that - I haven't heard a thing.

Thanks for that info. Makes this a lot more interesting. Imma go bug some people that track this kind of stuff.

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