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arkiver |
chfoo: maybe it would be possible to do a lot more viddy short urls? |
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arkiver |
the site seems to be able to handle it |
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chfoo |
i would but the tracker can't right now |
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it's really slow |
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arkiver |
I see |
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arkiver |
So there are 56.000.000.000 short urls |
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chfoo |
i'm waiting for someone to do a code review for an improvement but if no one does, i'll just make a backup of the database and try it anyway |
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arkiver |
Maybe it would be easier to create a discovery project for those 56 billion urls? and then add, like 10.000 urls per pack |
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arkiver |
That would leave us with 5.6 million items, which is doable |
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assuming the websites can hold up |
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