[01:15] <daxelrod> SketchCow: do you happen to know what licence the Archive Team logo is under? I'm redrawing it at smaller sizes for https://github.com/ArchiveTeam/seesaw-kit/pull/21 and just wanted to know what licence I'm working under
[01:16] <namespace> Wow wow.
[01:16] <namespace> http://status.net/2013/03/26/no-more-new-registrations-on-identi-ca
[01:16] <namespace> Nevermind.
[01:16] <namespace> Just migrating.
[01:17] <namespace> Still, only 20% of accounts. http://status.net/2013/01/09/preview-of-changes-to-identi-ca
[01:17] <namespace> Does archive.org have this?
[01:22] <chronomex> doubtful
[01:23] <daxelrod> "Older accounts will be backed up but not ported.Don't panic. It's gonna be OK." Yeah.
[01:24] * chronomex logs in to reset his inactivity timer
[02:06] <WiK> evening
[06:19] <SketchCow> http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/03/27/jason-scott-archive-team_n_2965368.html
[08:58] <Smiley> Robin Camille Davis, the emerging technologies and distance services librarian at the Lloyd Sealy Library, wrote in an email. "They [the Archive Team] do an enormous service on behalf of Internet users." << I like this guy.
[09:03] <Auguste> Good article.
[09:15] <Smiley> yup.
[12:40] <daxelrod> SketchCow: Sorry about asking a question and then logging off. I really need to get myself an IRC bouncer.
[12:42] <GLaDOS> daxelrod: I believe we licence the logo under the WTFPL
[12:43] <GLaDOS> I think, anyway.
[12:45] <daxelrod> GLaDOS: Excellent licence. :) Ok, good enough for me, I'll add that to the LICENCE file for my logo repo.
[12:46] <daxelrod> Thanks!
[12:49] <daxelrod> SketchCow: if it's not the WTFPL, just let me know
[13:30] <Trancer> I am working on formspring, and for one user I already have 60.000 urls, is that err.. normal? heh
[13:31] <Trancer> I had another last night that hung up on itself with over 150000 urls - was just in a long 500 loop
[13:38] <Trancer> ohh, it is done now - hurray
[13:41] <Smiley> Trancer: yes
[13:41] <Smiley> hundred sof thousands of urls are normal
[13:41] <Smiley> Yahoo was quite "nice" in that sense, the tasks were mostly a lot smnaller
[13:44] <GLaDOS> Bam, 20 operators
[13:44] <Smiley> :)
[17:00] <bowman__> hi all :) Are there any stats about the size of formspring items? I'm downloading one that has 135580 URLs and 19522 usernames up to now ^^
[17:29] <sep332> bowman__: it's pretty random. i have one that's over 500k and still going
[17:30] <sep332> a newer version of the code was pushed out a while ago, it will try to download in smaller pieces
[18:26] <bowman__> sep332: that would be nice, or an option to pause it - as soon as the upload starts, I'm gonna be screwed :)
[18:28] <bowman__> speaking in terms of bandwidth
[19:30] <omf_> the glitch warc is up to 465mb
[19:30] <omf_> The linux game tome is still going
[19:31] <omf_> glitch is still going too
[19:40] <DrDeke> is there a dedicated channel for formspring?
[19:40] <omf_> #firespring
[19:40] <omf_> jinx
[19:40] <omf_> ;)
[19:40] <chronomex> no I said it first :P
[19:41] <DrDeke> cool thx
[20:03] <thelsdj> Is there a semi-supported way to run warrior as a script on my own server?
[20:03] <Smiley> yes
[20:03] <Smiley> thelsdj: what distro you run?
[20:04] <thelsdj> debian
[20:04] <Smiley> Infact, we should discuss in #warrior
[20:04] <thelsdj> ok
[20:54] <daxelrod> join /#warrior
[20:54] <daxelrod> Gah, sorry
[21:42] <closure> hmm, goodreads. Well, at least that's one site with a good data export function. Which I only remember to find and click on every year or so..
[21:44] <closure> well, sorta good. Doesn't seem to include reviews or comments
[21:44] * closure looks at the 1525 books Amazon now knows he has read
[21:44] <Nemo_bis> Import works better than export ^^
[22:16] <Smiley> o_O
[22:16] <Smiley> hey closure btw :D
[22:16] <Smiley> and Nemo_bis
[22:16] <Smiley> welcoem back guys