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CDC datasets uploaded before January 28th, 2025 : Centers for Disease Control and Prevention : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive
An archive of all CDC datasets uploaded to https://data.cdc.gov/browse before January 28th, 2025. Excludes corrupt datasets and data not publicly accessible.Internet Archive
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I wish they also could implement a decentralised hosting protocol, though I know currently that technology is in itās infancy.
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in reply to gravitas_deficiency • • •Actual image of DOGE employee deleting CDC data
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It's funny because the Nazis themselves (the 1930s ones, not the 2020s ones) also started their book burning on literally the exact same topic.
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And by "funny" I mean "not funny at all in the slightest, holy fucking shit!"
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It's kinda neat that you can nest spoiler tags, by the way.
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campaign to burn books in Nazi Germany and Austria
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in reply to spujb • • •We are screwed if the Internet Archive goes down, right?
Seems like a huge point of failure for one entity.
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in reply to MonkderVierte • • •IPFS is the way to go IMO, it's so perfect for archival that it pains me that it's still pretty unknown
the fact that you don't need any sort of central organization for everyone to help seed data is amazing, no more duplicate torrents splitting seeders, so long as you have identical data the network just figures it out.
If you have the hash for a piece of data you can just set a computer to watch for someone to start seeding it, even if the last time anyone saw the data was decades ago and a dude just found a CD in their recently passed dad's basement, if that dude seeds it overnight and then their computer explodes, you've now downloaded it and it'll remain available. It's so fucking good.
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in reply to kautau • • •So about 104,857,600 GB? You'd need 105,000 people with 1 TB each to save that. Or...
Assuming you bought 30 TB SSDs, you'd need about 3,500 of those, costing ā¬80 each.
That'd be ā¬280k, but let's round it to ā¬300k.
If every person spent ā¬960 (or ā¬80 per month), then each person could get 12 of those SSDs. You'd need 8,750 people to do that.
Should be doable if crowdfunded by a community, or if you had some big donor. Then you'd need to connect it.
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in reply to Taalnazi • • •Looking at diskprices.com, lowest prices for storage are around $8 (used) or $15 (new). I didn't look too hard, but a 30TB SSD for $80 (~$2.5/TB) seems wrong?
100K TB * $15/TB = $1.5 million
Assuming 100PB is the amount of data, we'd also need redundancy. Idk what best practices would be, but I'll say 3ish copies, so 300PB total.
So a grand total of ~$5 million.
Which is crazy cheap, all things considered. Like, it would be no problem for a single rich person to handle that.
Hell, subsidize/give away cheap little computers that you just plug power and an Ethernet cable into. Raspberry pi + 4TB drive ($60) + casing would be like... $100? Though I guess you'd need 75K of them, and the cost per TB is pretty bad.
This guy is 20TB for $280: https://a.co/d/17UOtFi
If we stick with $40 of overhead for rpi etc, that's $320 for 20TB ($16/TB), and we'd need 300PB/(20TB/unit) = 15K units. And at $320 each, all in would be $4.8 million.
The software seems to exist for connecting them all... So idk seems like it would be absolutely feasible? Would be interested to learn if I'm missing a major cost.
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in reply to spujb • • •hi spujb. Only 98gb? I can mirror that š¤·āāļø
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Index of /cdc_2025_01_28/archive.org/download/20250128-cdc-datasets
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in reply to kate • • •Use his original last name. ~~Drumph~~ Drumpf. It pisses him off as much as being told that he has baby hands.
His father or grandfather changed it.
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in reply to kate • • •I'm gonna download it when I get home and put on a few USBs. They won't be connected to any device and will be stored in safes.
Can't remote wipe data that's not connected.
The more backups of important information we have the better.
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in reply to waterSticksToMyBalls • • •Not sure if it's the same leak, but if it's PatriotFail, it's even got videos.
Watch the marching drill one for a good laugh. xcancel.com/alt_uscis/status/1ā¦
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in reply to comfy • • •Here's the Patriot Front link that I've been sharing:
Patriot Front Fascist Leak Exposes Nationwide Racist Campaigns
You can download it at the following torrent address:
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Patriot Front Fascist Leak Exposes Nationwide Racist Campaigns - UNICORN RIOT
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in reply to some_guy • • •Shit good idea, didn't even know you could do this.
What else should we seed? I've got a homelab and am eager to put some storage to use for something like this.
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in reply to spujb • • •🚨 BIG NEWS Y'ALL! 🚨
Someone just saved ALL the CDC's public data before it could disappear! 🦅
What's the Deal?
Some mystery hero downloaded everything from the CDC's website (that's 98 GIGABYTES of health info!) and uploaded it to the Internet Archive on Jan 28th. Think of it like making a backup copy of your phone before it breaks!
Why Should You Care?
What's Next?
Smart folks at places like Harvard are making sure this data stays safe by keeping copies. It's like having multiple backups of your family photos - can't be too careful!
Remember folks: Knowledge is power, and someone just made sure we didn't lose a whole bunch of it!
... Show more...šØ BIG NEWS Y'ALL! šØ
Someone just saved ALL the CDC's public data before it could disappear! š¦
What's the Deal?
Some mystery hero downloaded everything from the CDC's website (that's 98 GIGABYTES of health info!) and uploaded it to the Internet Archive on Jan 28th. Think of it like making a backup copy of your phone before it breaks!
Why Should You Care?
What's Next?
Smart folks at places like Harvard are making sure this data stays safe by keeping copies. It's like having multiple backups of your family photos - can't be too careful!
Remember folks: Knowledge is power, and someone just made sure we didn't lose a whole bunch of it! šÆ
#SaveTheData #PublicHealth #AmericanRight2Know
Source: Internet Archive upload by anonymous user on Jan 28, 2025
Post by Ed Summers (@edsu@social.coop) - Feb 3, 2025
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My reasoning:
- You have personally admitted to writing AI comments in the past: sh.itjust.works/comment/164823…
- Heavy use of markdown headings, bullets, and section dividers is a common pattern in LLM output
- Use of “it’s like” or “it’s about” phrases as the conclusion to a paragraph are very common in LLM models like ChatGPT
- Verbatim replication of content from my original post that is common in LLM output and highly indicates an LLM was instructed to create something based on the text of the original post
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Any single one of these facts would not lead me to comment, but with all of it combined it makes a pretty strong case. Thank you for your contribution to this community but please letās keep it genuine in the future! We love and appreciate the real you š
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