Kept anyway

They said it.Then it went.

2 posts that were on the record here are no longer public on X. Each of them were photographed by this site while still up. The words went onto a chain at the mint, before any of this.

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@jpthorAll RSA primes used in encryption today are only “probably prime” Nobody has actually run the full proof of them (the naive approach is to test disability all the way up to sqrt(n)) Which is why the RSA series is currently vulnerable and people are finding their factors. RSA…goneby 32d ago

@jpthorThe real Matrix plot should have been that the humans in the pod were placated so that the Matrix could run off their brain power - and the matrix kept them forever in a dream like state to illicit enough mental activity to power it.goneby 34d ago

Worried about one of your own?

Everything on this page is a copy we hold, and it is worth our word and no more. A screenshot on the blockchain is the difference: paste any address while it is still up, and this site’s browser photographs it, hashes the picture and writes the time down — and puts that hash on Solana, so the date stops being anybody’s word. It goes in a vault only you can see, and the page you get shows the picture, its hash and the instant, for you to hand to whoever needs it.

Screenshot a page · A$9

It has to still be up. Nothing can go back and photograph a page that has already gone — which is the entire reason this page exists, and the reason the time to do it is before you need it.

How this page decides

Every few hours the site asks X’s public embed endpoint whether each post it has minted a coin from is still there. A post lands here after 2 refusals an hour or more apart, never on one: X has bad minutes, and a single failure that put somebody on this page would be a lie told by a timeout. Anything that is not a flat refusal — a timeout, a rate limit, a server error — is recorded as nothing at all, because we could not ask and it is not there must never be the same fact.

Nothing here says deleted. A post taken down by its author, an account gone private, an account suspended and a reader blocked are indistinguishable from outside, and only the first is the author doing something. Every post on this page is asked about again every 6 hours, and one that answers drops off the same day with no trace left behind.

A picture here is what this site’s own browser was served while the post was up. It is evidence of what X showed, not proof that what it showed was true. If you are the author and you want a coin off the board entirely, the terms have the takedown path, and a coin taken down leaves this page too.

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