[03:20] I see you got it to 168mb [03:27] My logo person hasn't gotten back with her warrior logo [03:31] Well, that's fuckin' insane [03:32] I like it, but I think the user interface might need a little tweaking. [03:33] Like, those windows cascading down seems a little confusing. [03:33] Awesome, but confusing, like sex with a neighbor kid's mom [04:13] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cStcsWE-4wo [04:13] welp [04:14] CNN does BronyCon [04:15] Where'd they get the pics from? I thought this was BronyCon 1 [04:21] This was technically #4, but it was my first in charge and... the first real one >.> [04:21] All of those photos are from this one. [04:43] SketchCow: i think this does not fit in netcafe collection: http://archive.org/details/newsmagazineofthescreen1952 [04:50] Zebranky: at the end of the segment... that's one unwieldy cutie mark [04:51] Coderjoe: Yeah it is. [04:52] http://www.equestriadaily.com/2012/07/ponies-on-cnn.html [04:52] It has been fixed. [05:46] hahaha [05:59] is nothing safe from ponies [05:59] everywhere i go, fucking ponies [07:12] amerrykan: Nope. Might as well join the herd. [07:58] who can I get the source scripts for building the AT warrior [08:49] omf_: iirc, https://github.com/ArchiveTeam/ in a repo named something like "warrior-scripts" [09:07] awesome. Building custom linux installations happens to be something I did for a job [10:29] face.com and http://klik.me/download/ are shutting down on July 20th [10:30] they got scooped up by facebook [13:05] SketchCow: The warrior UI can certainly use tweaking. Do keep in mind though that on a real project the items take much longer to finish. You won't see a new one popping up every five seconds. [15:45] That's probably part of the issue. [15:46] But the older items scroll off/away? [16:08] Yes. They stay for 20-30 seconds, I believe, then disappear. [16:09] Because the tasks in the example project take five seconds there are many more blocks than you'd normally see. [16:20] Great. [16:20] I mean, it's beautiful, make no mistake about THAT. [16:20] And you got the size smaller! [16:27] I'm going to be writing some scripts to extract the description data from the wayback machine's save of IUMA to backfill the piles of artists. [17:16] anyone online who can scrape a 'simpleboard' forum for me... i'm moving my site and would like a nice formatted backup before I ditch my crappy host [17:22] Greetings from the DENHAC space [17:23] greetings from Managua, Nicaragua [17:28] Cowering: simple machines? [17:30] it is called 'simpleboard' forum, adapted for mambo CMS (circa 2004) [17:31] i have been unable to migrate to anything else since mambo died and SB died also (moved to joombla only) [17:31] might be best to do a sql dump [17:32] thousands of msgs giving history of various game hacks, which I'd like to keep sorted for when someone asks the source of a particular game in my Utils [17:32] I have that, but stupid thing separates headers from text, and merging won't be easy without the custom php in the forum [17:36] i'm peeking at the SQL dump now.. i'd lose the threading if i just merged headers+txt, but that would be OK I think since each msg is almost always standalone [17:36] in fact, if i merge, and sort the combined by date, i'd get my threading back anyway [18:41] omf_: It's almost the 20th. Does anyone know how many photos are on klik.me [18:52] no idea [18:52] How do you find out a sites structure? I want to download klik.me with wget with WARC but I am only interested in the pages with user uploaded pictures. [18:53] I only found out that it is klik.me/ with lower and uppercase letters and numbers [18:58] You'd have to make a list of all the picture ids. [19:00] is there a way to automatically make a list? [19:00] You'd want to find out if the pictures are numbered incrementally. [19:01] If that is the case, you could do a bit of binary search like poking to find out where the numbers begin and end. [19:01] Do they have an API, an RSS feed? [19:02] Some sites have random ids and incremental numbers. The RSS feed or API output is sometimes different than the url you find with your browser. [19:08] No API or RSS feed. [19:15] There is the face.com API. [19:17] Ya, but that is for facial recognition [19:17] part of it [19:17] r detecting, recognizing, and tagging faces in any photo, through our REST API [19:17] If you look at a klik.me image page, the image comes from e.g. http://images.klik.face.com/images/mp/142850%40face.com_F%40fb3c1b32ed53dd56b82ce0d4a638e3d2_2.jpg [19:18] http://images.klik.face.com/images/mp/ [19:19] Looks like an API. Try it with https://developers.face.com/docs/api/account-users/, gives you this: http://images.klik.face.com/account/users/ [19:21] Doesn't bring us much further, but it's something. [19:36] alard: I can't get an API key because I do not have an account. They are not allowing new signups [19:36] You probably need the klik.me API key anyway. [19:42] If there's no other way to find the ids: there are only 62 ^ 5 combinations. [20:51] What would I use to cycle through the combinations? I'm at a dead end with the API way. [20:56] Write a script, loop through all five-character combinations of [0-9A-Za-z] (but that takes far too much time).