[02:44] <S[h]O[r]T> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HSBJfXe_HbE&feature=youtu.be
[02:47] <SketchCow> We should totally book him for the archive team con
[02:47] <swebb> Wow, that guy is really bad.
[02:47] <swebb> Like his Bee Gees impersonation though.
[02:58] <S[h]O[r]T> he is better at the oldies
[02:59] <S[h]O[r]T> he does sir mix a lot at 2:30 its gr8
[06:44] <underscor> BlueMax: >:P
[06:44] <BlueMax> lol
[06:44] <BlueMax> saw that just as you changed it :P
[06:51] <Zebranky_> This is a thing? Excellent!
[06:58] <S[h]O[r]T> um
[06:58] <S[h]O[r]T> suck it?
[06:58] <S[h]O[r]T> look at tracker :P
[06:58] <S[h]O[r]T> oh
[06:59] <S[h]O[r]T> the name haha
[06:59] <S[h]O[r]T> thought it was size
[07:02] <godane> uploaded: http://archive.org/details/aspergerfoundation.org.uk-20120820-mirror
[07:08] <godane> uploading my mirror of filesharefreak.com
[07:08] <godane> that size almost died once and with little uploads i think its best to grab now
[07:09] <godane> and thats what i did :-D
[07:38] <Coderjoe> that was fast. and as I suspected (after the project got started and there was an average size), about 150GB
[08:58] <ersi> http://aws.typepad.com/aws/2012/08/amazon-glacier-offsite-archival-storage-for-one-penny-per-gb-per-month.html
[10:12] <SmileyG> yo
[10:12] <SmileyG> Dell "resource" CD's
[10:12] <SmileyG> contain random software and drivers.
[10:12] <SmileyG> not free etc.... but want isos?
[11:57] <SmileyG> D:
[11:57] <SmileyG> No answer makes smiley sad boy
[11:57] <SmileyG> I have no idea on teh legality of sharing these either etc.
[11:58] <SmileyG> But its something I can help with....
[13:03] <Schbirid> i wish latex supported some relative trees. eg  \begin{subsection} instead of \subsection{}, so i would not have to think about how deep i currently am
[13:06] <balrog_> something like this? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2066119/relative-section-specification
[13:20] <Schbirid> i knew someone nkow a solution, heh. thanks, will try it
[14:20] <winr4r> morning
[14:20] <winr4r> wow, 5 hours grabbing cinch.fm, you guys are amazing
[14:22] <alard> We're not completely done yet, so keep your warriors running.
[14:22] * SmileyG fires up a warrior
[14:23] <SmileyG> Ooo updates :)
[19:33] <chronomex> alright alright alright I'll move #-bs right next to #archiveteam
[19:34] <chronomex> funny thing is I've managed an ontopic/offtopic split successfully for the past year
[19:34] <swebb> Yea, I don't remember to move here either.  Sorry.
[19:34] <SmileyG> chronomex: hehe I have them side by side too (40/41)
[19:34] <chronomex> 13/14 now
[19:35] <SmileyG> so irssi?
[19:35] <chronomex> yeah
[19:35] <chronomex> M-e and M-r
[19:35] <chronomex> good stuff
[19:36] <swebb> I just fired up znc for my first time.
[19:36] <swebb> http://wiki.znc.in/ZNC
[19:36] <swebb> Nice little tool.
[19:40] <S[h]O[r]T> yes
[19:40] <S[h]O[r]T> gentoo rules
[19:41] <S[h]O[r]T> ive done all my archiveteam on a gentoo box
[19:56] <swebb> I'm curious, what is lua used for in the warrior app?
[19:57] <alard> Scripting wget.
[19:58] <alard> So it's not related to the warrior app, but to the project.
[19:58] <alard> The Lua script clicks on the "More" and "Next" buttons: https://github.com/ArchiveTeam/cinch-grab/blob/master/cinch.lua
[20:01] <swebb> Ahh.  Cool.  Thanks.
[20:11] <ersi> cool
[20:11] <ersi> that's one way of solving it :)
[20:15] <swebb> S[h]O[r]T: I found that with gent if I don't keep the system updated every month or so (if I let it go a little bit) that the system will get in a state where updates don't work very well, but that was several years ago.  I'm curious to try it out again and see how much better it is now.
[20:16] <swebb> (note, my IRC client has autocorrect, so some interpretation is necessary)
[20:50] * chronomex finally FINALLY gets around to playing with the warrior
[20:57] <chronomex> oh wow
[20:57] <chronomex> this is -really- nice
[20:58] <Schbirid> brains are stupid. i am pondering buying a ssd for faster video capture and a cpu for encoding but my bottleneck is actually the 70kilobytes/s upload so wtf
[21:56] <SketchCow> Warrior beats all
[21:58] <Daevien> :)
[22:05] * Daevien prods one of his warrior boxes with a stick. cooperate or i poke you again
[22:11] <Daevien> it didn't like the stick and is now cooperating :)
[22:13] <godane> i got the Electronic Office series
[22:13] <godane> from 1984
[22:13] <godane> i also have micro live season 1
[22:14] <godane> micro live is in very poor bitrate through
[22:59] <chronomex> drivers for weird hardware makes windows useful sometimes
[22:59] <chronomex> I have some telco gear that requires a windows machine with a serial port to configure
[22:59] <chronomex> it's super dumb
[22:59] <swebb> Use a mac.  Unix & steam!
[22:59] <chronomex> if you can tell me how to run the nokia insite bts configurator on unix, I'd be super happy
[23:01] <underscor> swebb: Linux is coming to steam! :P
[23:01] <underscor> er
[23:01] <underscor> other way around
[23:01] <underscor> chronomex: doesn't run in wine?
[23:01] <chronomex> nope@!
[23:01] <underscor> darn
[23:01] <underscor> reverse engineer the protocol and write a crossplatform one :D
[23:01] <chronomex> waaay too much work
[23:02] <underscor> haha
[23:02] <chronomex> plus, can result in bricked device
[23:02] <Daevien> hmm, usb to serial adapter and map that device to virtualbox/vmware?
[23:02] <swebb> underscor: that would be really nice.
[23:02] <chronomex> it absolutely does not work in wine, btw.
[23:04] <underscor> :(