alt Hacker NewsI concur.
Also, it was paid for by US taxpayer dollars - the entire content should have been released somewhere for free, maybe even someone would have started up a new project to maintain it, for example, something under Wikimedia or some other nonprofit.
This wholesale elimination of valuable information and data owned by the public is so incredibly sad and damaging to our future.
Maybe we need a FOIA request to get the entire contents released to the public.
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rbanffy • yesterday at 10:46 PM
> Maybe we need a FOIA request to get the entire contents released to the public.
That’s a sound idea.
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shevy-java • yesterday at 11:05 PM
Agreed. Though perhaps they will open source some stuff. What would interest me is HOW they got the information they showed.
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It seems to be archived on the wayback machine, for example https://web.archive.org/web/20260203163430/https://www.cia.g...
It was available for online browsing or as a downloadable file, I think a zip compressed PDF. I’m sure copies are available, but it would be nice to have an authoritative source.