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    <description>A study published its results after following, in 2026, every one of roughly 655,000 shortened links created between 2009 and 2014. More important than the headline number is the composition of the failures: most dead links were not 404s but connections that never completed, meaning the infrastructure vanished rather than the content moving. After examining the limits of the methodology, this post works through what to do differently in systems that store external URLs as data.</description>
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    <description>2009年から2014年の間に作られた短縮リンク65万本あまりを2026年にすべて辿った調査が公開されました。結果より重要なのは失敗の内訳です。死んだリンクの大半は404ではなく接続そのものが成立しない状態であり、これは内容が移動したのではなくインフラが消えたという意味です。調査手法の限界まで押さえたうえで、外部URLをデータとして保管するシステムで何を変えるべきかを整理します。</description>
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