[00:07] <joepie91> http://www.buzzfeed.com/chrishamby/government-says-federal-agents-can-impersonate-woman-online#g1l4cc
[00:12] <godane> SketchCow: i found out you can bypass the robots.txt wall on wayback
[00:12] <godane> by adding im_ you force wayback machine to get original file
[00:15] <xmc> shhhhh
[00:33] <garyrh> https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8418809
[00:46] <godane> so found hugh jackman and ron howard interviews thanks to tvguide
[09:42] <schbirid> could someone kickban instence with a "fix your connection" message for the time being?
[10:07] <Kazzy_> instence: pls
[10:07] <Kazzy_> sort your connection
[10:55] <Kazzy_> joepie91 ersi SketchCow underscor xmc Cameron_D etc, +b on instence please?
[11:40] <norbert79> instence: Fix your client!
[11:41] <Atluxity> nickban?
[12:40] <ersi> Heh, I ignore join/quits.
[12:40] <midas> weechat + smartfilter
[12:58] <Atluxity> oh.... smartfilter can be easily toggled....
[13:02] <BiggieJon> pidgin has it built in
[13:03] <Atluxity> smartfiltering?
[13:04] <BiggieJon> several filter options for the common items, like joins/parts
[13:10] <norbert79> meh, still, if someone has client issues he /she shall fix it
[13:10] <norbert79> but that's my two cents
[14:00] <ersi> yeah and enjoy telling everyone who has connectivity issues, it'll be a while
[14:00] <ersi> meanwhile, I haven't had a issue/annoyance for.. months :)
[14:43] <SketchCow> Hanging out at a conference, I had a nice fellow hanging with me mostly asking me to 'tell stories' and discuss some opinions on things.
[14:43] <SketchCow> And at some point, I was doing stuff on the laptop, and he went HOLY CRAP
[14:43] <SketchCow> Turns out it's weird to have 21 screen sessions going.
[14:43] <SketchCow> Not on FOS!
[14:44] <DFJustin> http://users.telenet.be/mydotcom/graph/nmap_matrix5.png
[14:44] <SketchCow> http://gifsec.com/wp-content/uploads/GIF/2014/06/GIF-Hacker.gif
[14:46] <SketchCow> http://i.imgur.com/3WvFg.gif
[14:46] <BiggieJon> only 21 ? bah
[14:52] <DFJustin> https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/31913315/install_gentoo.swf
[15:01] <ersi> SketchCow: Standard Operating Procedure ;)
[15:21] <SketchCow> That's what I thought!!
[15:22] <yipdw> tmux takes some unlearning time, but I find it a lot easier to juggle lots of terminals that way
[15:22] <yipdw> unless you have your screen setup already pimped out with e.g. byobu
[15:25] <schbirid> is there a html validator that can handle inline js?
[15:27] <yipdw> as in validate the Javascript as well, or ignore it
[15:28] <schbirid> does not matter
[15:31] <yipdw> schbirid: W3C's online validator doesn't do anything with the contents of <script> tags, AFAIK
[15:31] <schbirid> it does, it's what i tried :(
[15:31] <yipdw> worked on my page
[15:31] <yipdw> are you sure that your HTML isn't just so busted that it's confusing the validator
[15:32] <yipdw> or by inline js are you referring to e.g. onclick="..."
[15:32] <schbirid> ah, xhtml
[15:32] <yipdw> because I threw https://www.refheap.com/53b9a020e50ce74abd8e5bc8a at it
[15:32] <yipdw> using the HTML5 mode and it was fine
[15:32] <yipdw> oh ha
[15:33] * schbirid switches to html
[15:34] <schbirid> This document was successfully checked as HTML5!
[15:34] <yipdw> then it presents a disclaimer
[15:35] <yipdw> " This feature has been made available for your convenience, but be aware that it may be unreliable"
[15:35] <schbirid> yeah
[15:35] <yipdw> I like that
[15:35] <schbirid> it's green, that's all i want :)
[15:35] <yipdw> it's like "We at W3C have no idea what HTML5 is, so we're just as fucked as you"
[15:35] <schbirid> </dilbert>
[17:00] <joepie91> sadface
[17:00] <joepie91> looks like historically iconic rollercoasters in EU are in the process of going away
[17:01] <joepie91> the olympia looping (giant travelling rollercoaster) is giving up, and now the looping star (traditional schwarzkopf rollercoaster, first looping coaster in NL if I'm not mistaken) is going away too :/
[17:01] <joepie91> so may need to do a crawl for related online presences soon
[18:10] <APerti> Net Split Supreme 2000
[18:10] <xmc> netsplat
[18:14] <godane> i'm starting to upload more glenn beck shows
[18:15] <godane> i about 13 months behind current epsiodes
[18:15] <godane> this is also before everything i have becomes HD episodes
[19:02] <yipdw> oh nice
[19:02] <yipdw> mysql slow query log logs the query but not when the query occurred
[19:02] <yipdw> great
[19:14] <godane> i just saved a caldera video from 1999
[20:03] <w0rp> I had a Western Digital external disk die a few days ago.
[20:04] <w0rp> I'd actually recommend it because it lasted for two years.
[20:04] <balrog> WD Green?
[20:04] <balrog> oh, external. then yeah
[20:04] <w0rp> I bought two new WD disks, because I have a rule of two for external disks.
[20:05] <schbirid> w0rp: all harddisks die
[20:05] <w0rp> I've got stuff on my desktop, copied to my home server, some of it online, and on the external disk, and then I rsync the first disk to the second disk.
[20:05] <w0rp> Then when one disk dies, I buy two more and stop using the old one.
[20:09] <garyrh> http://www.reddit.com/r/opendirectories/comments/2ij0hp/vending_machine_manuals_do_with_these_as_you_wish/
[20:18] <joepie91> w0rp: 2 years is unusually short for a WD, tbh
[20:19] <joepie91> w0rp: or was it one of those WD Elements things
[20:19] <joepie91> because those are known for terrible lifespan
[20:25] <balrog> joepie91: WD external drives generally have WD Green drives inside
[20:25] <balrog> those are designed for occasional use
[20:41] <joepie91> balrog: as far as I am aware, WD Green drives are not any significantly worse than other WD drives
[20:41] <joepie91> in terms of lifespan
[20:41] <joepie91> not anymore, anyway
[20:41] <joepie91> old ones were
[20:41] <joepie91> yipdw: awake?
[20:41] <balrog> joepie91: well, if you crack a WD Elements drive open, you'll find a WD Green inside
[20:41] <joepie91> balrog: it was a very specific model of WD Elements HDD that had this issue
[20:41] <joepie91> not the entire range
[20:41] <joepie91> hold
[20:42] <balrog> ahh
[20:42] <balrog> WD Green drives tend to have shorter lifespans.
[20:43] <joepie91> balrog: iirc, it was http://blog.tmcnet.com/blog/tom-keating/images/western-digital-wd-elements-2tb-hard-drive.jpg
[20:43] <balrog> link to post on the issue?
[20:43] <balrog> or was it not very widespread?
[20:43] <joepie91> fuck if I know, I cobbled together info when I was looking at external HDDs
[20:43] <joepie91> :P
[20:43] <joepie91> it was the cheapest HDD available at the time
[20:43] <joepie91> say, 2 years ago
[20:44] <joepie91> well, cheapest external
[20:44] <joepie91> should be findable with some searching
[20:44] <w0rp> joepie91: I think I had that once.
[20:44] <w0rp> I think that one died after about a year or so.
[20:45] <joepie91> sounds about right :P
[20:45] <joepie91> well, "right"
[21:14] <yipdw> joepie91: yeah
[21:14] <joepie91> yipdw: starnode is available again
[21:14] <yipdw> yeah
[21:14] <joepie91> (here is me hoping that the maintenance notice arrived)
[21:15] <joepie91> k :P
[21:15] <yipdw> I need to do cleanup on it, there's three jobs that were running at reboot time
[21:15] <joepie91> yipdw: did you get the reboot warning in time?
[21:15] <yipdw> no
[21:15] <joepie91> D:
[21:15] <yipdw> I was told to keep zoklet running anyway
[21:15] <yipdw> the WARC is probably fine
[21:15] <joepie91> yeah, that was me
[21:16] <joepie91> anyway, it was a reboot for the Xen vuln
[21:16] <joepie91> I'd asked him to let you know in IRC, but apparently that did not go as planned
[21:16] <yipdw> no, Rallias told me
[21:16] <joepie91> aha
[21:16] <yipdw> it's not like we could really do anything about it anyway -- there's no suspend operation in archivebot
[21:16] <yipdw> so now I just need to warcvalid or whatever on the warcs and upload them to fos
[21:17] <joepie91> there really should be :P
[21:17] <yipdw> probably
[21:17] <joepie91> but yeah, what are our options for zoklet
[21:17] <joepie91> because that /really/ needs to continue being archived
[21:17] <yipdw> probably generate a thread list and !ao < FILE it
[21:18] <joepie91> that wouldn't take care of page numbers, though
[21:18] <joepie91> and may miss a bunch of index pages
[21:18] <yipdw> can throw those in too
[21:19] <yipdw> I have 80-something GB of zoklet on starnode right now, so will start uploading that to fos
[21:19] <yipdw> once that shows up in a go pack I guess we can see what it got and figure out the rest
[21:20] <joepie91> alright
[21:55] <DFJustin> it looked to me like zoklet was down - the job was just getting "connection refused" for a while and I couldn't load it in firefox
[21:56] <DFJustin> so unless it comes back that may be all you get
[21:57] <DFJustin> what were the other two jobs?
[21:58] <yipdw> DFJustin: mailman.qth.net, social.technet.microsoft.com
[21:58] <DFJustin> ok not mine :D
[22:10] <yipdw> serious question, how do people live with Twitter
[22:11] <yipdw> I just lost an hour looking at shit
[22:11] <xmc> I add it to weechat and make it look like a very slow irc channel
[22:12] <yipdw> not a bad idea
[22:12] <xmc> er
[22:12] <xmc> bitlbee
[22:13] <xmc> plus that dribbles all tweets to your irc log, even deleted ones
[22:14] <Jonimus> ooh that is a nice idea
[22:19] <yipdw> yeah
[22:19] <yipdw> going to look for a way to do that without having a twitter account
[22:19] <Kazzy> scraping public profiles, because that's always a bundle of fun
[22:20] <dashcloud> yipdw: best way is to have someone make a twitter list with all the folks you want to follow, and just read that- you don't need an account on the site to see it (as long as the list is public)
[22:20] <xmc> with the account though you can connect through long-polling and have tweets come thru immediately
[22:21] <dashcloud> yep
[22:36] <yipdw> hmm ok
[22:36] <yipdw> i don't particularly mind the signup thing, mostly curious
[22:38] <joepie91> turns out The Clown isn't working very well for Belkin
[22:38] <joepie91> http://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2014/10/borked-belkin-routers-leave-many-unable-to-get-online/
[22:39] <joepie91> DFJustin: aw fuck, it's actually really gone now? D:
[22:50] <joepie91> xmc: bit trigger-happy today? :)
[22:50] <xmc> little bit.
[22:50] <xmc> i blame the coffee.
[22:50] <joepie91> hehe
[22:50] <joepie91> but yeah, xmc, don't worry about me using URL shorteners
[22:50] <joepie91> I actively shout at people who do
[22:50] <joepie91> :P
[22:50] <xmc> yeah, t.co is bad enough