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I’m hoping to grab my profile picture from a Google-cached page from the old Akiba-Online, and I was wondering if there was anyone here who could teach me how to do that.
I know there is a little drop down menu arrow at the end of some Google search lines, allowing one to pick “Cache”; but when I tried that with prior Akiba-Online links, the images were excluded. (Example)
I also tried the Wayback Machine, which does not allow one to go beyond the first page or two – or at least not for me.
Months ago, I was impressed that Moderator IdolFun managed to dig up a page that had disappeared (Post 7 on this page; of course, the link no longer works, but “Firefox” forms part of the link if that means anything), and the page was intact. I would not dream of approaching IdolFun for an explanation, because he makes Mime Marcel Marceau look like a blabbermouth (especially impressive, since Monsieur Marceau is no longer with us and can’t talk), and the three words I would get from him would leave me further baffled.
The revelation of possible tricks could also be useful for those interested in finding lost attachments, in an effort to re-create posts and threads.
Thank you.
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I’m hoping to grab my profile picture from a Google-cached page from the old Akiba-Online, and I was wondering if there was anyone here who could teach me how to do that.
I know there is a little drop down menu arrow at the end of some Google search lines, allowing one to pick “Cache”; but when I tried that with prior Akiba-Online links, the images were excluded. (Example)
I also tried the Wayback Machine, which does not allow one to go beyond the first page or two – or at least not for me.
Months ago, I was impressed that Moderator IdolFun managed to dig up a page that had disappeared (Post 7 on this page; of course, the link no longer works, but “Firefox” forms part of the link if that means anything), and the page was intact. I would not dream of approaching IdolFun for an explanation, because he makes Mime Marcel Marceau look like a blabbermouth (especially impressive, since Monsieur Marceau is no longer with us and can’t talk), and the three words I would get from him would leave me further baffled.
The revelation of possible tricks could also be useful for those interested in finding lost attachments, in an effort to re-create posts and threads.
Thank you.
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