[00:09] <SketchCow> Today I found out Random House publishing was meant to be a reference to actually publishing random books
[01:00] <godane> now this is weird
[01:00] <godane> a file for computer science spring 10 has timestamp of march 30 2011
[01:00] <godane> *spring 2010
[01:01] <godane> and the spring 2011 has timestamp of may 17 2010
[01:02] <godane> it looks to be same file
[01:02] <godane> http://crypto.stanford.edu/cs155old/cs155-spring11/hw_and_proj/proj3/traces/
[01:02] <godane> http://crypto.stanford.edu/cs155old/cs155-spring10/hw_and_proj/proj3/traces/
[01:02] <godane> there is lots of dedup that could have happened on this website warc grab
[01:03] <godane> maybe usful when you have a 4gb warc file limit
[01:46] <mistym> Someone on Slashdot linked this glorious textfile: http://www.textfiles.com/food/newcoke.txt
[01:47] <mistym> I love how, aside from a couple cultural references, that could be an angry internet rant from today
[01:54] <chronomex> "In conclusion, I understand that Burger King plans to change the recipe on the Whopper soon."
[01:58] <balrog_> http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=6pDy-CSFsPs
[02:28] <godane> does anyone know of a custom dirbuster to get a list of folders/files from a website?
[02:28] <godane> i'm ask this cause i think computerpoweruser.com has alot more pdfs files
[02:29] <godane> folders index can't be access so the only way is to guess the file names
[02:29] <chronomex> hmm, no, but you could probably just bang something together with curl and your favorite scripting language
[02:51] <DFJustin> godane: are you checking http://wayback-beta.archive.org/ when determining if there have been crawls or not
[02:55] <godane> i know there there are crawls for this DFJustin
[02:56] <godane> but i have found other folders that have not been crawled at all
[02:57] <DFJustin> I know, just wondering if you're using the up to date beta information
[02:58] <godane> alot of these captures have happened back in 2006
[05:01] <godane> i found something interesting
[05:01] <godane> looks like mininova.org forums still has stuff going back to 2005
[05:01] <godane> so that maybe have some worth
[06:45] <godane> so i got crypto.stanford.edu
[06:46] <godane> the warc max size was size to 1gb
[06:46] <godane> i got about 3.7gb of the site in warc.gz :-D
[06:46] <godane> its for 4gb uncompress
[07:50] <DFJustin> some stuff for the manuals collection https://archive.org/post/441568/
[09:29] <godane> uploaded: http://archive.org/details/www.urinal.net-20121128-mirror
[09:30] <godane> it has 100s of images of different urinals in it from around the world
[09:40] * BlueMax salutes City of Heroes
[10:41] <godane> so i found a 14.5mb pdf on computerpoweruser.com
[10:41] <godane> turns out is just 3 pages
[10:41] <godane> its funny cause i have 5mb full magazine pdfs
[10:42] <schbiridi> pdfs sometimes are just bundled JPEG files or worse
[10:46] <schbiridi> SketchCow: if you pass through hamburg by any chance on your deutschland trip, i would have about 3TB of jamendo ogg vorbis for drive-through copying. dating back to 2009 or whenever i started grabbing them
[13:35] <SketchCow> That is not going to happen. :)
[13:35] <SketchCow> (spoiler alert)
[21:33] <schbiridi> aww :D
[22:19] <Coderjoe> it's been publicly announced: http://blog.archive.org/2012/11/30/3-for-1-match/
[22:46] <godane> so i got more urls the archive.org has for computerpoweruser.com/articles/2001/
[22:46] <godane> i have dozens of pdfs from there
[23:49] <godane> uploaded finally: http://archive.org/details/crypto.stanford.edu-20121130-mirror