>>984291

>>987600

>You guys are like geniuses.

Yes, thank you anon(s).

>>984029

>saving a person of interest's entire twitter feed

Just attempted. Account wasn't set on private, I wasn't a suscriber. HHTrack hummed along 15h, was up to 30Gb on last check, and it just finished with this error:

>15:31:39 Panic: Too many URLs, giving up..(>100000)

The site did mirror, but only to about 20 tweets.

So it was a fail. If you have any ideas HHTrackanon, I'd be grateful.

I know NSA has it all ultimately, but I suspect this twitter account has leads to high level tech elite pedo stuff on west coast. I don't want to publish to anons w/o mirror. Meantime, I'm just copying to word from time to time. -Ty

>>1278055

Ty anon. lol at the large download. I should have used a VPN, but didn't. This anon has always made a clumsy operative–either sperg out on every detail or just decide fuck it and dive in headfirst.

I'll report back if I make progress.

Thanks again for your detailed help.

Much appreciation