[05:43] <godane> i'm backing up this week in fun
[05:43] <godane> old show on twit.tv
[05:43] <godane> only audio and was cancelled after 49 episodes
[05:51] <SketchCow> Glad you've been handled, chronomex
[05:51] <chronomex> :)
[05:58] <BlueMax> Ew
[05:59] <SketchCow> BlueMax!!
[05:59] <SketchCow> I figured you died of autoerotic asphyxiation by now
[05:59] <BlueMax> Sorry I haven't been around, I just had other things to attend to
[06:00] <BlueMax> I never really did much here and felt I was just dead weight
[06:00] <SketchCow> It's all fine.
[06:00] <SketchCow> So, ARE we going to take a run at Delicious?
[06:01] <SketchCow> I'm just not sure we need to.
[06:01] <SketchCow> Like, it's not really user-generated content in the same way. Not a linkblog.
[06:01] <BlueMax> SketchCow, if I may quote you without using your actual words, "Every copy is a good copy".
[06:01] <SketchCow> But on the other hand, it's a lot of good knowledge of URLs.
[06:02] <BlueMax> Oh also SketchCow, how many of us here in this channel are going into TAPE/ARCADE/6502's credits :P
[06:02] <SketchCow> Everybody who contributes to the kickstarter.
[06:02] <db48x2> SketchCow: urls+descriptions seems like an interesting historical artifact
[06:03] <BlueMax> lol
[06:04] <BlueMax> You really noticed I was gone, SketchCow? (And I'm not a fan of autoerotic asphyxiation, that's chronomex)
[06:04] <chronomex> what, no
[06:04] <chronomex> I just like being tied up
[06:04] <db48x2> heh
[06:04] <chronomex> not choked
[06:06] <BlueMax> I'm still jealous of underscor and his server for Google Video or whatever it was
[06:06] <BlueMax> And that is a weird-ass video on the kickstarter page
[06:09] <SketchCow> Ok, so I ask again, who wants to write a grabber for delicious
[06:10] <SketchCow> We'll run it against my million user accounts.
[06:11] <db48x2> we had already started
[06:16] <SketchCow> Really?
[06:16] <SketchCow> So it's started?
[06:16] <SketchCow> I'm all for it, if so.
[06:17] <db48x2> https://github.com/ArchiveTeam/magically-delicious
[06:23] <db48x2> archiving Jerry's Map would be an interesting challenge
[06:30] <db48x2> I have to sleep else I will turn into a pumpkin
[06:48] <ersi> Ok, apparently instructables.com is a fucking bitch to get on your own
[07:53] <chronomex> the irony: http://www.delicious.com/tag/w3c+cool+urls
[14:52] <alard> SketchCow: can I upload 3dporch to batcave? (My directory is still there, but since it's 95GB I thought I'd check first.)
[15:23] <ersi> hah, read "3dporn"
[15:24] <dnova> there is ~900mb of 3dporn
[15:24] <dnova> or at least nws ones
[15:48] <Schbirid> SketchCow: http://ascii.textfiles.com/archives/3319 needs kickstarter link
[16:03] <closure> underscor: lifehacker is slamming me.. mind if I send half of olduse.net traffit to you today?
[16:48] <closure> oh fuck, metafilter too..
[16:58] <SketchCow> Congrats, closure
[16:58] <closure> SketchCow: only metafilter is obsessed with chatting via the Search line in the newsreader
[16:58] <closure> (and by chatting I mean "niggercuntgfuckhellometfilter"
[16:58] * closure is taking a recording, it's highly amusing
[17:38] <SketchCow> OK, who wants a project!
[17:38] <SketchCow> Well, let me be more explanatory.
[17:39] <SketchCow> Remember when we took that JSTOR rip from Gmaxwell and put it up on archive.org?
[17:39] <SketchCow> Well, supposedly JSTOR has made all the pre-1923 documentary available today for free.
[17:39] <SketchCow> I want us to grab them all, and archive.org has said they'll host.
[17:39] <closure> they did it a few weeks ago I think
[17:40] <SketchCow> Yes, but I think today is the real day. They announced it back then.
[17:47] <alard> My first impression: need to get a list of all publications (http://www.jstor.org/action/showPublication?journalCode=...) and look for the green check mark.
[18:10] <godane> SketchCow: your 43% to your goal in 3 days
[18:11] <godane> not bad
[18:12] <alard> I'm downloading the issue lists for the old journals on JSTOR at the moment. (I am back in a little while.)
[20:21] <alard> SketchCow: If you have the article PDF, do you want the preview images as well? (E.g. http://www.jstor.org/stable/view/25120077)
[20:47] <underscor> closure: Feel free
[21:34] <SketchCow> No thank you, alard.
[21:34] <SketchCow> They're inaccurate.
[21:34] <alard> The pdfs are enough?
[21:35] <alard> They do have an added first page with terms, download date etc.
[21:43] <SketchCow> We'll be dealing with that.
[21:43] <SketchCow> Show me an example
[21:43] <SketchCow> Also, let's do a limited run; do a small set first.
[21:44] <SketchCow> Hold off for a moment, alard.
[21:45] <alard> Okay. I have a list of every free issue (28,070).
[21:46] <alard> And a script to download issues from that list.
[21:53] <alard> tab-separated list of issues: http://db.tt/udHz0sJ
[21:53] <alard> example download of '291' http://db.tt/WqwCeWB (see http://www.jstor.org/action/showPublication?journalCode=291)
[22:23] <Coderjoe> SketchCow: what is this place with all of these old pinballs? (for example, arcadeE.jpg)
[22:24] <SketchCow> The Pinball Hall of Fame, Las Vegas, NV
[22:24] <Coderjoe> wow. cool
[22:24] <Coderjoe> never knew such a place existed
[22:25] <SketchCow> http://www.pinballmuseum.org/
[22:27] <bsmith093> SketchCow, hows the arcade doc going?
[22:27] <SketchCow> The one I just announced a kickstarter for?
[22:27] <SketchCow> It's going just announced
[22:28] * SketchCow just uploaded 23gb of shareware CD-ROMs to the archive
[22:30] <Coderjoe> oh wow
[22:31] <Coderjoe> I've been to the Pinball Pete's mentioned on the phof page
[22:33] <SketchCow> Yes, Tim was Pinball Pete
[22:56] <Coderjoe> though it was after he left
[23:56] <SketchCow> http://www.extremetech.com/computing/96313-the-tech-umentaries-of-jason-scott