#archiveteam-bs 2017-05-27,Sat

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00:09 🔗 arkiver PurpleSym: awesome!
00:10 🔗 arkiver looks great
00:15 🔗 arkiver let's create a channel for imzy
00:16 🔗 arkiver timmc: we'll get the images through the warrior project
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00:27 🔗 alembic gonna be hard to think of a channel name :P imzy ain't an easy one
00:31 🔗 alembic gonezy?
00:32 🔗 bmcginty Does someone have all the comments yet for imzy? I'e got posts and community groups that are listed publically, but don't want to go regrabbing all the comments if someone's already done so and posted them somewhere...
00:41 🔗 MrRadar I think PurpleSym got them as part of his API grab: https://archive.org/details/imzy-api-2017-05-26
00:41 🔗 MrRadar Though not in a format useful for the IA Wayback Machine
00:59 🔗 wp494 #donezy?
01:05 🔗 bmcginty MrRadar: thanks. Mine aren't either.
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03:13 🔗 dashcloud voltagex: is that the edutainment title with the same name from the Learning Company?
03:14 🔗 bmcginty PurpleSym: If you're here, I think you might? be missing comments after depth 2 from your imzy grab. looks like api can pull more comments using a from_id param via the /communities/{community}/posts/{post}/comments endpoint. I could be wrong though...
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03:21 🔗 voltagex dashcloud: yes
03:23 🔗 dashcloud I enjoyed that- I may have even finished that one
03:44 🔗 bmcginty PurpleSym: I stand corrected. My bad. I thought depth would have referred to a reply depth in total, and parent was referring to a replied-to comment.
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04:06 🔗 voltagex dashcloud: the DOS version is archived, the Windows 95 version is nowhere
04:19 🔗 dashcloud awesome then
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06:11 🔗 kittymeow I've been reading about how CDs degrade within a few years and DVDs supposedly start around 10, I'm not sure what BluRays are at but I have a bunch of saved stuff from stuff that no longer exists anymore including videos of live events etc (I'm on ADSL broadband and it's not really practical to upload at 100KB/s until I can get fibre) and I've been reading that the best thing to do is
06:11 🔗 kittymeow keep stuff ...
06:11 🔗 kittymeow ... on hard disks and change them every few years? But USB external hard disks seem to have a tendency of dying more often than normal hard disks (and easy to get physically damaged by bumps or drops too) and I don't really like them anymore (it also seems a pain to keep backed up since it's so slow compared to something like RAID 1 where it's always done for you constantly), I have
06:11 🔗 kittymeow been looking ...
06:11 🔗 kittymeow ... into Network Attached Storage for RAID 1 but I don't really know what I'm doing but I saw that FreeNAS is recommended on a few forums, but it looks like even if I buy a prebuilt one I don't really know enough to make any kind of educated choice even if I should pay extra for read cache or write cache or not ...
06:19 🔗 kittymeow and I have stuff from a few closed down online games too
06:23 🔗 kittymeow I think I could afford to buy one one NAS thing with the disks in raid 1 but there's such a markup on the price of the hard disks it seems really expensive compared to a normal computer but I guess that's more vulnerable to getting virues and stuff and probably consumes more power too.. but I don't think I would be able to afford to change the hard disks every few years, if that really
06:23 🔗 kittymeow is ...
06:23 🔗 kittymeow ... recommended? (or do the technical stuff of setting them up to work with raid 1 by myself instead of paying for it, sending stuff for warranties with hard disks that aren't empty through couriers or postal services in bumpy trucks seems a bad idea)
06:35 🔗 PurpleSym bmcginty: I *think* that endpoint returns all comments at once, because the number of comments returns matched the number of comments on the website for the posts I checked.
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12:09 🔗 jtn2 #whimzy?
12:10 🔗 jtn2 #flimzy?
12:13 🔗 kittymeow was serious questions :'(
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12:49 🔗 timmc kittymeow: It might help to give a very concise summary of that wall of text. :-)
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14:14 🔗 SketchCow "Someone just stumbled into the media problem"
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14:14 🔗 SketchCow Toshiba announced a 128tb SSD by 2018, that slipped by me.
14:14 🔗 SketchCow Even if the deadline slips, that's extraordinary.
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14:14 🔗 SketchCow Especially if it's not crazy, like sub $500
14:16 🔗 SketchCow Samsung says 16tb next year.
14:19 🔗 Odd0002 I misread that and thought you said 128 GB
14:20 🔗 Odd0002 so I was confused wondering why they're announcing such a thing
14:24 🔗 trs80 samsung already sell enterprise 15TB SSDs (I assume we're talking ssds?)
14:26 🔗 Odd0002 is that more capacity than platter-based drives?
14:30 🔗 trs80 yeah
14:30 🔗 trs80 12TB drives are shipping, 14TB are due in a month or two
14:32 🔗 trs80 the 15TB ssds are supposedly $10k a piece (no public pricing, if you have to ask etc.)
14:33 🔗 trs80 from netapp they're $100k a pop http://www.netapp.com/us/media/pa-price-list.pdf
14:36 🔗 SketchCow Netapp is not a judgement of price
14:36 🔗 SketchCow Also I can't believe Netapp is in business
14:36 🔗 SketchCow still
14:37 🔗 trs80 oh yeah, it was more an example of their order of magnitude markup. having managed several netapps, I can understand why, but the reasons are fewer now
14:37 🔗 SketchCow Way fewer.
14:37 🔗 SketchCow Almost zero since... what, 2006?
14:38 🔗 SketchCow The day the netapp person mentiond super secret mode to me
14:38 🔗 trs80 ?
14:39 🔗 SketchCow In the command line of the old server (we had the silver ones, and later the plastic ones) there's a command that drops you down into the good mode
14:39 🔗 SketchCow the ones with actual commands
14:39 🔗 trs80 as in the freebsd layer?
14:40 🔗 SketchCow Whatever
14:40 🔗 SketchCow Bear in mind I ended my life as a sysadmin in 2009, walking backwards, fingers up
14:40 🔗 SketchCow What a great day for the world
14:41 🔗 trs80 https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DAuU0ScUAAA9EE_.jpg:large
14:42 🔗 trs80 it's actually documented now, called the systemshell https://library.netapp.com/ecmdocs/ECMP1196817/html/system/node/systemshell.html
14:43 🔗 trs80 hmm, I guess linus is a project manager now, so he is in the right square of that matrix
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16:29 🔗 kittymeow SketchCow : damn if even you don't know then the world is screwed... well at least until stuff gets cheaper :o
16:31 🔗 kittymeow I loved reading this http://www.archiveteam.org/index.php?title=Posterous/Story
16:33 🔗 kittymeow I have been looking at this https://www.ixsystems.com/freenas-mini/ and it seems nice but the cost of the hard disks is waaaay higher than a hard disk actually costs its marked up so much
16:33 🔗 kittymeow and if you are meant to change hard disks every few years then it'd be way too expensive to maintain but maybe since it's raid 1 you could just wait until one of the mirrors breaks down with no bad effects
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16:51 🔗 Somebody2 kittymeow: even if you are on ADSL, you could still upload your stuff to the Internet Archive, just *very very slowly*
16:52 🔗 Somebody2 but presuming the stuff is not changing, even if it takes a couple of years to upload, it'll still get there
17:06 🔗 dashcloud kittymeow: do you have any spare hard drives you can put the data on and then mail it to IA?
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18:45 🔗 kittymeow oh i didn't know you can mail stuff to them that's pretty neat, yeah I think for a lot of people it's easier to use mail by a pigeon than upload on ADSl broadband :D email dvds and blurays or hard disks even (but hard disks are more expensive if its any reasonable size) hmm maybe flash pens, I never really looked into ultra cheap disposable stuff before
18:47 🔗 kittymeow the problem with uploading stuff slowly with big files is it uses up all your bandwidth unless you use something like NetBalancer but its not cheap.... I remember I left computer on for a few days to upload 2gb youtube and when it finished it just error'd, so annoying
18:49 🔗 yipdw arkiver: I have some modifications to the deduplicator that avoid loading records.json into memory; this saves some space, but there's still something in deduplicator.py that's eating up too much memory
18:49 🔗 yipdw I'll PR the changes when I have access to them again (an hour or so)
18:49 🔗 yipdw I wonder if it's payload.read()
18:51 🔗 yipdw oh it probably is. warc expects payload to be a string :(
18:51 🔗 yipdw that is so not going to fly
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20:48 🔗 jspiros godane: how's the mr rogers archiving going?
21:06 🔗 wp494 is http://zeppelin.xrtc.net/corp.xrtc.net/shilling.corp.xrtc.net/index.html even being maintained anymore?
21:07 🔗 wp494 I'd love to see some more recent stats
21:34 🔗 Kaz cc xmc ^
22:05 🔗 godane ok for me
22:05 🔗 godane but there is parts missing in my archive
22:06 🔗 godane about 8 to 12 hours early on may 26
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