[02:15] <jscottsux> Troll
[02:15] <jscottsux> LOL
[02:15] <jscottsux> LOL
[02:16] <jscottsux> Bye
[02:17] <BlueMaxim> uh.
[02:46] <vantec> still at it eh?
[02:49] <garyrh> he still wants one of these: https://c1.staticflickr.com/9/8282/7816690396_2ee3c569e3_z.jpg
[02:49] <yipdw> too bad, he could have stuck around for his golden statues
[02:49] <yipdw> garyrh: hahahaha
[02:49] <yipdw> timing
[02:49] <garyrh> :)
[02:58] <yipdw> it's too bad that The GIMP will never have the sort of invisible mainstream usage that bash has
[02:58] <yipdw> I mean
[02:58] <yipdw> I would LOVE to see a New York Times article trying to explain what GIMP is
[03:00] <yipdw> if I knew more BDSM terminology I'm sure I could come up with a snappy name for a GIMP-related RCE
[03:01] <BlueMaxim> RCE?
[03:02] <Rotab> haha
[03:04] <yipdw> BlueMaxim: remote code {execution,exploit}
[03:09] <yipdw> also there are now so many more links to https://www.gnu.org/software/bash/bash.html
[03:09] <yipdw> FSF is probably not happt
[03:09] <yipdw> y
[14:09] <godane> so i'm looking at ted talks collection
[14:09] <godane> and i think there just saving the SD mp4 files
[14:09] <godane> not the HD ones
[14:10] <godane> 2nd thing is the video dates are just the year
[14:11] <godane> i also noticed there is MPEG2 which is a derive of the mp4 :P
[14:11] <godane> that part i don't get
[14:35] <godane> if anything else i will grab the 1500k mp4 versions of the ted talks for hoarding for now
[14:40] <godane> looks like videos are all smaller then ones that i'm getting at 1500k
[14:59] <primus> Is there any more detailed info on participants of projects than it is at: http://warriorhq.archiveteam.org/?
[15:00] <primus> I just wonder if there's anyone else from my country participating in the efforts ;-)
[17:59] <midas> godane: also the ted-x vid's and audio?
[18:15] <godane> midas: it looks like i can grab with this patten: http://hls.ted.com/talks/1647.m3u8
[18:16] <godane> maybe that just ted talks
[18:16] <godane> away the tedx talks are all embed from youtube channel
[18:18] <godane> and video is on IA for 1647:
[18:18] <godane> https://archive.org/details/CameronRussell_2012X
[18:18] <godane> it just not the the 1500k version here: http://video.ted.com/talk/stream/2012X/None/CameronRussell_2012X-1500k.mp4
[23:51] <yipdw> ha weird
[23:51] <yipdw> Google Starbucks wifi points block port 22 going for IPv4 connections but not IPv6
[23:52] <yipdw> this might be because you don't get an IPv6 connection on a Google Starbucks wifi point -- you need teredo etc
[23:52] <yipdw> still, whee
[23:56] <xmc> spiffy
[23:56] <xmc> wait
[23:56] <xmc> what is "google starbucks wifi"?
[23:58] <yipdw> google has been setting up wifi access points in starbucks joints
[23:58] <xmc> weird.
[23:58] <yipdw> at least around the Chicagoland area
[23:58] <yipdw> they're replacing the AT&T-owned access points
[23:58] <xmc> why?
[23:58] <xmc> i haven't been to a sbx in a while, so i can't say if it's happening here too
[23:59] <yipdw> no idea
[23:59] <yipdw> maybe Google is eating the world