wayback | archiving tool with an IM-style interface | Continuous Backup library

I'm trying to get a list of urls from the wayback machine using the waybackpy library. The trouble is, it's very slow and I think it can be speed up using multithreading.

I can see why my code doesn't work (each thread work iterate over the same list in the function), but I can't figure out how to make it work. Here's my code:

I'm writing a research paper in deep learning, so some of my citations are inevitably to things like Medium posts. To avoid link rot, I created perma.cc links to these posts; using my reference manager (Mendeley), I added both the original URL and the permalink URL.

In the exported BibTeX file, I see that both URLs are included in one URL field, separated by a space. However, the CSL processor I'm using only includes the first URL in the bibliography.

A previous question asked how to change a CSL style to include two URL fields, and the answer was "CSL can't do that", but there wasn't any discussion of what a use case would be for that. So, if I can't do that with CSL, what SHOULD I do? Is it okay (academically) to cite a perma.cc link but not the original URL? Is there another field I can abuse to store a permalink?

I don't want this citation to depend on Medium staying in service indefinitely. Especially since the page doesn't load on the Wayback machine (which apparently gets caught in reload loops with Medium articles).

Does anyone have or know of a recipe (sample code and/or instructions) on setting up many-to-many relationships between different Page models? If I have PersonPage and SitePage models, how do I connect the pages (a person can work at multiple sites and a site can have multiple people working there)?

Here's what I've found related to, but not directly on, this topic—

• Wagtail docs: from a search for "many-to-many" the only hit is in the section on the taggit module (Recipes page).

• Wagtail docs: the only reference to the ParentalManyToManyField is a demo of how it can be used to create M2Ms between pages and categories (Tutorial)

• This 2015 post on M2M relationships in Wagtail (it's referenced in an SO 'answer' to basically the same question I'm asking here). Although it doesn't discuss page-page relationships the approach presented might be adapted to work. My modified imitation failed with various errors depending on how I tried to set up the InlinePanel call — but the sample code from the post fails in just the same ways, so either it wasn't tested or it's been made obsolete in 2.x.

I'm a relative beginner so I'm sorry if this is a dumb question. I have a backup of the entire Wordpress folder of one of my old websites but, unfortunately, I forgot to also make a backup of the database for it. It's been years since the website expired so there's no way I can get the SQL file that way, and both Wayback Machine and Google don't seem to have any caches left of it (a tutorial I saw mentioned trying that way).

Is it still possible for me to get the website working for local use?

I recently came to know of the ICC profile format. As part of a broader project I am working on, I need some source code of a few .icc files and their corresponding parse trees (or alternatively a .icc file parser).

I have searched the internet looking for the same and now I am thoroughly confused about the following concepts:

(1) Does a .icc file have source code? It's hard to enough to find a sample .icc file on the net, and the ones I found on github cannot open without the "Microsoft Color Control Panel" and that doesn't mention the source code.

(2) Once I have the source code, is their an existing parser to generate a parse tree for such a file?

By 'source code' I mean: Following link displays an html file: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pythagorean_theorem

And it's source code looks sth like:

In a Tycho build OSGi dependencies are usually specified in the MANIFEST.MF of the respective modules (e.g., Eclipse plugins). As far as I understand, Tycho identifies those dependencies, resolves them and adds them to the maven build model at build time (sorry for the wayback machine link; the Tycho site seems to undergo some changes right at the moment).

Is it possible to reference such a derived dependency in other maven plugins? For example, if I want to copy particular dependencies with maven-dependency-plugin how would I get to know which groupId, artifactId and version I would have to provide?

I'm attempting to scrape some articles from wikipedia, and have found that there are some entries I wish to exclude.

In the case below I want to exclude the two a tags whose content equals either Archived or Wayback Machine. It's not necessary to have the text as the factor. I see that the href value is also usable as an exclusions on the url archive.org or /wiki/Wayback_Machine

I have installed the newest version of laravel which is Laravel 8. Now, I'm making an API and encountered this weird problem. I'm doing the API wayback Laravel 5.6 so it's not new to me.

Problem:

My hamburger menu, when a page is loaded on mobile or in a resized browser window on desktop, will flash down the screen on every page load. The hamburger button is then not clickable - the cursor changes to show that there is a button, but no clicking will open the menu.

I've looked at the wayback machine archive of my page, in which the hamburger menu works fine, and I thought perhaps there was a problem on the current site with the ut-mm-trigger in that the style was set to display:none, as shown below.

I don't know what other information would be helpful - I'm not really sure what I'm doing. I have a wordpress site, and have removed all plugins as well as any other code I added to the theme, but was unable to resolve the issue. I've updated the versions of jquery and bootstrap, but that has not changed anything. The site is here: https://usapschool.org