[00:00] <underscor> yeah
[00:01] <underscor> oh, nvm
[00:01] <chronomex> TIL.
[00:04] <underscor> 250gb of ponies
[00:04] <underscor> :x
[00:33] <underscor> for your viewing pleasure
[00:33] <underscor> http://ia600800.us.archive.org/zipview.php?zip=/33/items/Ponibooru-Select-Explicit/Ponibooru-Select-Explicit.zip
[00:33] <chronomex> I think I'll pass
[00:56] <kennethre> SketchCow: in SF this month?
[01:01] <DopefishJ> time to prune the ol browsing history
[01:46] <shaqfu> 09:21 < godane> shaqfu: Do you have a account on tracker.romshepherd.com?
[01:47] <shaqfu> No, but if you want one, I'll see what I can swing
[02:21] <chronomex> - Running wget --mirror (at least 14057 files)...
[02:21] <chronomex> ohhh you just had to didn't you
[02:21] <chronomex> my computer now officially hates mrlaubjerg
[02:22] <chronomex> (it's always rewarding to come home to a machine that's been swapping its brains out for the past 5 hours)
[02:26] <chronomex> "hi I would like to use you now" "ohh no you don't"
[02:32] <chronomex> hmmm, wget seems to be definitely unsuitable for this kind of scale. I wonder why not.
[03:07] <godane> hey shaqfu
[03:08] <shaqfu> Hey
[03:19] <Zill> Not sure if this has been mentioned but maybe something that IA would be interested in: http://www.thestarphoenix.com/entertainment/Thirty+book+collection+burned+Saskatoon/6801225/story.html
[03:22] <oli> wtf
[03:22] <oli> burning books is for nazis
[03:33] <godane> oli: At least 100.000 books was sort though
[03:33] <godane> and gave a way
[03:34] <oli> eh?
[03:34] <godane> she when sorted thur 100,000 books
[04:18] <Coderjoe> ouch
[04:19] <Coderjoe> if i had the money to drop everything and head out there to take them off her hands (prehaps delivering them to IA or something)
[04:20] <chronomex> 30t is a lot of paper.
[04:23] <Coderjoe> er. this is canada? ouch
[04:23] <Coderjoe> one: I don't have a passport. two: import duties
[04:23] <oli> pretty sure 30 tons in canada is same as 30 tons in USA
[04:23] <oli> and import duties on second hand books? lol
[04:23] <chronomex> hah
[04:25] <Coderjoe> yes, import duties on second+ hand books
[04:25] <Coderjoe> you're still importing (potentially) saleable product
[04:26] <oli> get a letter from SketchCow saying its not for resale
[04:26] <oli> :[p
[04:26] <Coderjoe> they might not care about one or two books, but 30 tons worth they would
[05:10] <godane> i just noticed this on newegg: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16840998009
[05:11] <oli> are they good for long term storage?
[05:12] <godane> i don't know
[05:18] <chronomex> fuck tape
[05:18] <chronomex> if you use tape I will glare at you disapprovingly from the other side of the internet
[05:19] <chronomex> in 20 years you will agree
[05:19] <oli> if you use anything in 20 years that you use now...
[05:19] <oli> well, who knows :p
[05:20] <godane> i just hope 50TB dvd-like disk by then
[05:20] <godane> otherwise we everything would be forced into the cloud
[05:20] <oli> can we make a rule here that nobody says "cloud"
[05:20] <godane> i mean "clown"
[05:21] <oli> ahh yes
[05:21] <chronomex> you can say "cloud" as long as you say "cylinder" instead of "disk"
[06:45] <Coderjoe> rotating rust is still more cost-effective than helicly-scanned longitudinally-moving rust
[06:57] <chronomex> rust sticks to metal better than it does to plastic
[14:59] <Schbirid> wicked, http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=site:geocities.com
[15:01] <mistym> I still find it mysterious that there are a few Geocities pages still kicking.
[15:02] <mistym> Some of them seem to be paid accounts, but not all of them.
[15:55] <Nemo_bis> mistym, how can you know?
[15:55] <mistym> Nemo_bis: Yeah, just an assumption on my part I guess.
[15:56] <Nemo_bis> mistym, Yahoo mst have very good reasons not to erase something, so I guess they're all paid accounts
[15:57] <mistym> Nemo_bis: Most of these look very much like paid sites, but then I see the occasional thing like someone's collection of ASCII art last updated in 1999, so...
[15:58] <Nemo_bis> mistym, maybe they had some promotional price with life-long hosting at some point
[15:58] <mistym> Nemo_bis: Yeah, that could be it.
[15:59] <mistym> I suppose it's to Yahoo's credit that they didn't weasel out of that, if it is the case.
[16:01] <Nemo_bis> or maybe they were on a dedicated server they forgot the root password of
[16:05] <DFJustin> http://contemporary-home-computing.org/1tb/archives/2993
[16:08] <Nemo_bis> hm
[16:17] <DFJustin> I think it's just people that have actual domain names
[16:18] <mistym> DFJustin: Oh hey, that's exactly the person I was talking about!
[16:19] <mistym> Didn't realize she had a domain name - I'd only seen the geocities.com/foo address. So yeah, common data point here.
[16:58] <SketchCow> Morning.
[17:20] <SketchCow> What's new. I'm really running between things now.
[17:31] <godane> uploading dl.tv episode 12
[17:32] <godane> i just hope archive.org behaves itself
[17:41] <Nemo_bis> http://www.mica-vw.org/wiki/index.php/Meta_Institute_for_Computational_Astrophysics
[18:05] <SketchCow> Man, I've got the poor machine slamming through the PICPLZ and FANFICTION downloads, and it's going for days.
[18:09] <mistym> Nemo_bis: That brings me back to when people went crazy over Second Life as being The Future(tm).
[18:10] <ersi> Second Life? That's freckin' new shizzle
[19:36] <is4> Why does this list of incidences of people aging in tv shows exist to this level of detail? http://visibletime.ararchive.com/Tv4.htm ?
[19:36] <mistym> Holy crap.
[19:36] <mistym> I do not want to understand these acronyms.
[19:41] <Coderjoe> is4: because there are people that have fetishized age progression/regression?
[19:59] <bsmith093> rule 35/36
[20:00] <SketchCow> -bs
[20:01] <Coderjoe> "the exception to rule 34 is the citation of rule 34" and "anonymous does not forgive"?
[20:01] <Coderjoe> er
[20:01] <Coderjoe> yeah, really belongs in bs
[20:04] <Coderjoe> oh, the other set with a different 36
[20:07] <mistym> You mean there are no canonical rules of the internet?
[20:07] <bsmith093> erm, no?
[20:07] <nitro2k01> Only a subset of the rules are canonical. Namely 1, 2, 3 and 34
[20:08] <nitro2k01> Also, whoop whoop
[20:08] <Coderjoe> yes, -bs
[20:08] * mistym cuts the -bs, sorry
[20:09] <nitro2k01> #archiveteam-bs ;)
[20:35] <godane> i may have screwed up dl.tv episode 15
[20:36] <godane> i only uploaded 149mb of 182mb episode
[20:36] <godane> and checked it in
[20:36] <godane> i'm reuploading the item now
[20:36] <godane> i mean file
[20:37] <godane> i just hope it will make the other stuff based on this newer file
[21:00] <DFJustin> you can just delete the derivatives and rederive
[21:08] <Schbirid> sadly not what i was looking for, btu a random ftp with some fido/bbs software and zx stuff http://pc.fk0.name/pub/
[21:08] <Schbirid> no idea if worth looking at
[21:10] <godane> DFJustin: how do you rederive?
[21:16] <Coderjoe> archive.org/item-mgr.php?identifier=(your_itemid_here) and click the derive button?
[21:26] <chronomex> you can't force a rederive of existing derivatives without unusual privileges
[21:26] <chronomex> but if the original is newer it *should* do the right thing
[22:22] <DFJustin> you can delete the existing derivatives in the file manager
[22:22] <DFJustin> but yeah it should check the file dates
[22:24] <Nemo_bis> I think it's better like this
[22:24] <Nemo_bis> sometimes you have to change the originals just to get *some* derivatives, the others being ok
[22:24] <Nemo_bis> redoing everything would mean spending a lot of time
[22:29] <godane> uploading episode 17
[22:30] <godane> looks like dltv doesn't have episode 16
[22:31] <Coderjoe> I don't remember what the item-mgr page looks like normally, but I thought it had a derive button on it if you were logged in as the owner of the item.
[22:31] <godane> i clicked on the derive button