[02:56] <godane> SketchCow: where are the computer gaming world pdfs?
[06:37] <no2pencil> Garfield gets all demoscene & shit : http://www.amiga.org/gallery/index.php?n=3228
[07:02] <dnova> heh
[08:14] <Coderjoe> tmp.mp4 > /dev/null 2>&1
[08:15] <Coderjoe> it is a shame that derive redirects the output. I'm really curious about why it doesn't like this file
[08:50] <godane> found out that not all computer game world cover discs are in cgw-coverdiscs
[08:51] <godane> some are in shareware discs
[09:10] <ersi> http://members.fortunecity.com/bodenhackerz/interest.htm
[09:10] <ersi> ahh, warez downloads <3
[09:14] <kennethre> SketchCow: github drinkup in sf thursday, you should come :)
[09:14] <kennethre> https://github.com/blog/1074-sf-drinkup-35
[17:44] <SketchCow> too busy
[17:45] <SketchCow> tonight someone is bringing me a copy of IUMA and possibly mp3.com
[17:45] <SketchCow> priorities
[17:45] <SketchCow> are you in town?
[18:05] <chronomex> mp3.com :O
[18:14] <shaqfu> mp3.com, sexy
[18:22] <nitro2k01> Speaking of nothing, I wonder if I still have my 1996 or 1997 vintage internet directory
[18:22] <nitro2k01> Yes, a ohysical book
[18:22] <nitro2k01> p
[18:23] <Schbirid> scan it
[18:25] <nitro2k01> Hopefully my mother (ugh!) didn't throw it away during the last 2-3 years
[18:25] <nitro2k01> Yes, I'm 26 and still live at home
[18:25] <nitro2k01> Scanning it would be nice, but it has like 500 pages
[18:26] <nitro2k01> If not 1000
[18:26] <DFJustin> does it have a cd-rom
[18:26] <nitro2k01> CD-ROM? What kind of newfangled technology is that?
[18:31] <shaqfu> 3.5" floppy?
[18:32] <Schbirid> yeah, the round part inside the packaging
[18:32] <shaqfu> I thought that was the complementary coaster
[18:33] <DFJustin> I got a book at the thrift store recently with a 5.25" floppy enclosed
[18:33] <shaqfu> nitro2k01: See if your local library has a book scanner you could use
[18:34] <shaqfu> It'll be kinder on the book (won't break the spine) and faster since you don't have to flatten it
[18:34] <nitro2k01> The book is already pretty worn
[18:34] <nitro2k01> In fact, I found lying around on the ground outside some 10 years ago
[18:35] <nitro2k01> Also I doubt the library will have a scanner and/or let me use it. I'm in Sweden.
[19:49] <tef> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kmk2EnwRbDE
[19:54] <swebb_> i fired up a few spot instances in EC2 to crawl mobile.me last night.
[19:55] <swebb_> I've got 4 going now.  3 in the east and 1 in the west.  I figured that I'd test to see if rsync'ing to the IA machine is faster from the west.
[21:38] <LordNlptp> http://pastie.org/private/jvczf6qllk4roih7s8isdg
[21:38] <LordNlptp> The license terms of the sps/kryoflux software and hardware seem to go directly against the spirit of the archive team imho, and I'll leave it at that.
[21:45] <nitro2k01> If you give him the benefit of the doubt, he may actually have generally good intentions, but has a draconian license in case he would actually need it
[21:46] <nitro2k01> Say Microsoft stole his code or something silly
[21:47] <nitro2k01> "It is very easy to comply with this licence: Do not sell, modify or abuse the software or images and don't steal code from source provided.
[21:47] <nitro2k01> Learn, understand and write your own if you need to. Feel free to ask if you want to use something you can not create on your own. That's it.
[21:47] <nitro2k01> *Everything else mentioned is here for those who may not understand these very simple rules.*"
[21:49] <balrog> if he wasn't harassing others, I'd believe that
[21:49] <nitro2k01> Ok
[21:49] <nitro2k01> I don't know the rest of the story
[21:49] <nitro2k01> I just looked at that paste and the license
[21:49] <balrog> classiccmp list has a quite long thread that's relevant