[00:02] I think someone might have at some point thrown together a lua script [00:02] let me check in the usual places [00:02] right now I'm mainly interested in one thread and the links it has [00:03] aye [00:03] I can't find it on github, fwiw [00:03] http://gendev.spritesmind.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=386&postdays=0&postorder=asc to be exact [00:09] i think archive.org is still down for me [00:09] can't check in my item [00:10] wayback was slow but eventually worked [00:16] and more uploading, this time the big chunk. [00:27] finally checked in and uploaded: https://archive.org/details/G4.E3.10.Live.Day.1.REAL.DSR.XviD-SYS [00:28] this was the real day one coverage from the ground floor at E3 [00:28] the other one was just like 1 hour vs this being closer to 3 hours [00:31] a part of my hope that archive records some channels like G4 but like only key programs G4 makes [00:32] other wise you end up with 2000 cops episode rerun [00:57] i have 121gb of attack of the show [00:57] thats just 2011 and 2012 [00:57] and its not the complete set yet [01:05] I'd poke him [01:05] balrog: iirc alard had one, maybe [05:23] à² _à² [08:59] balrog: I had this lying around, just uploaded it: https://github.com/ArchiveTeam/wget-lua-forum-scripts [17:30] i'm uploading day 2 of g4 e3 2010 [17:48] now archive.org is not taking my crap [17:49] now its going at 30kbps [17:49] and stalled [17:51] ok archive.org is down [17:56] up for me... [18:09] ftp is still moving slow [18:10] does anyone have problems with ftp speed? [18:10] i get under 100kbytes [18:12] i'm getting better speeds now [18:13] i had to us my fix wifi script to get the upload working better [18:14] calm down duder [18:20] hot hot MESS dBASE action http://mamedev.emulab.it/kale/fast/files/0092_478525254.png [18:36] hot hot hot [18:56] hot tamale, hot hot tamale [18:57] mmmm~ gonna unpack and fiddle with my Raspberry Pi [19:19] SketchCow: not sure if you've heard but 3d systems is suing formlabs and kickstarter over patents [19:28] 3d systems is dicks [19:49] i have a .pureftp file [19:49] i can't remove it [19:49] i can't move it either [20:07] nevermind [20:12] uploaded: http://archive.org/details/G4.E3.10.Live.Day.2.Feedback.DSR.XviD-SYS [20:25] uploaded: http://archive.org/details/G4.E3.10.Live.Day.2.DSR.XviD-SYS [21:47] SketchCow: all of the current batch is uploaded. [21:47] I'll let you know when I dig up more [21:47] let me know if you or someone gets around to sorting it and would like information / help with that. [21:47] oh, there's one other thing I shouldn't forget to upload :) [23:10] uploaded: http://archive.org/details/G4.E3.10.Live.Nintendo.and.Sony.Spotlight.DSR.XviD-SYS [23:18] godane: just because all the people I know who use haskell are stoners, doesn't mean that all haskell users consume great quantities of cannabis [23:19] 15:18:21 < godane> haskell needs itself just to compile haskell [23:19] C needs itself to compile C [23:19] Ada needs itsel to compile Ada [23:19] it's rather common [23:19] but perl doesn't need perl to compile it self [23:21] sure [23:21] I bet bash and Make need themselves [23:22] i know but i have them in my chroot [23:22] i'm trying to make a distro that can rebuild linux distro complete offline [23:22] ah, like gentoo ;P [23:32] if C needs C to compile [23:32] doesn't that pose a chicken and egg problem? [23:32] and would that not propagate certain kinds of bugs into eternity? [23:33] joepie91: http://cm.bell-labs.com/who/ken/trust.html [23:41] if you're looking for something that shows how it could be done, look at this: http://homepage.ntlworld.com/edmund.grimley-evans/bcompiler.html [23:41] basically, the process is you use whatever is at hand to build the first iteration, and then run that [23:42] each time thereafter you add more to your compiler until it can finally run part of itself, and eventually build itself with a prior version of itself [23:43] yeah, it's called bootstrapping [23:43] I see [23:43] someone had to write the first assembler in machine code (hex or so), then a lousy compiler/interpreter in assembly, then a fancier compiler using that [23:48] if you want to go deep enough to be able to make your own, there's good books on the topic [23:49] multiple good books, because this is the sort of topic that is interesting to people who get along well in academia [23:52] there are actually compilers still simple enough to be understood by normal mortals (they're not things you want to use every day though) [23:58] godane: there are probably a few bad things hiding in source tarballs. are you interested in comparing all of them with VCS contents? [23:59] also I looked into compiling GHC without GHC, and it might be possible if you go back far enough in ghc.git [23:59] also http://www.dwheeler.com/trusting-trust/ may interest you