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	This is my <a href="https://github.com/Offirmo/ama">personal</a> internet archive hosted on GitHub.
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	I'm concerned over disappearing articles:
	It happened for critical pieces I wanted to share with colleagues or friends,
	only to discover they disappeared from the internet.
	I'm now storing some of them in this repo.
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	Of course, I don't mean to infringe on rightful copyrights, this is a <strong>backup</strong>.
	There is a <strong>robots.txt to prevent those files from being indexed</strong>.
	Thus this backup shouldn't compete with its canonical content.
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<p>Backuped content:</p>
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		<a href="./Dan%20Abramov%20-%20Just%20JavaScript/01.%20Mental%20Models.html"><h2>Dan Abramov's "Just JavaScript" online course</h2>
			<blockquote>Just JavaScript is my distilled mental model of how JavaScript works</blockquote>
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