"Verizon has also made it impossible for the Archive Team to continue using semi-automated scripts to join Yahoo Groups – which means each group must be rejoined one by one, an impossible task (redo the work of the past four weeks over the next 10 days)." "Yahoo banned all the email addresses that the Archive Team volunteers had been using to join Yahoo Groups in order to download data," reported the Yahoo Groups Archive Team. Verizon planned to allow users to download their own data from the site's privacy dashboard, but apparently it has a problem with the work of The Archive Team who wants to save content to upload it to the non-profit Internet Archive, which runs the popular Wayback Machine site. SEE: How to build a successful developer career (free PDF) The mass deletion includes files, polls, links, photos, folders, database, calendar, attachments, conversations, email updates, message digests, and message histories that was uploaded to Yahoo servers since pre-Google 1990s. As of December 14, all previously posted content on the site will be permanently removed. With 900,000 developers, here's where the next big startup ecosystem will beĪs Verizon announced in October, the company intends to wipe all content from Yahoo Groups.Intel's automated debugging tool ControlFlag is now open source.Low-code and no-code software redefines developer jobs.
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