[02:32] BlueMax, he didnt get arrested [02:32] someone go get a group of people and pretend to raid him [02:43] SketchCow: You can always embarassing them later anyway [02:48] ADD MOMENT: looks like notaconmedia.com redirect mp3 and videos to http://www.nerdsnook.com/ [02:58] so i got the square enix 2007 tgs presscon [02:59] so i may get more press conferices from tokyo game show 2007 [03:01] looks like a good chuck of 31xxx, all of 32xxx, and most of 33xxx was what was not embeded on g4tv.com [03:16] damn [03:29] so looks like 2/3 of 29xxx was not embeded [03:30] only 47 ids in 31xxx are embeded [03:34] has anyone ever run into problems with Amazon EC2 micro instances killing wget processes prematurely? [03:36] i login to check my process and it says "Killed" [03:37] you may have run out of memory [03:37] recursive wget eats a lot of memory [03:38] hmm that would explain it. dang. I have to re-adjust my strategy then *scratches head* [03:40] i had one grab that I was desparate to not lose. I wound up spinning up a high-memory instance, creating a ramdisk, sharing that over to the micro via NBD, and using that as swap. [03:40] really fragile [03:41] >_< [03:41] because the first instance was a micro [03:42] I am asking something for the hell of it, since I already know the answer [03:42] there is no way to resume a recursive process that needed link correction right [03:42] * instence is looking at 3 days of archiving he has to probobly redo [03:43] of course, that was after a previous failed attempt which oom-killed a bunch of stuff, including my sshd, before it finally took out the wget [03:43] oh man [03:44] you were archiving to a sshd? [03:44] uh [03:44] when you ssh in, sshd is what answers [03:44] oh lol [03:44] meaning I could no longer log into the system to do anything [03:44] i thought you meant solid state hard drive, sorry [03:44] lol [03:45] yea [03:49] yea i don't know how else to get around this [03:49] I guess I will have to scrape together link lists and download in batches non-recursively [03:52] i need help with a old ipod [03:52] i'm getting black&white with a check mark [03:56] i reboot it [03:56] everything is fine [03:56] i ran dmesg, and yep, out of memory errors [03:56] crapola [04:01] thanks for the tipoff CoderJoe [04:37] http://i.imgur.com/cAGk6xK.jpg [04:54] I don't mean to be a pain but can I get some help with this gallery site? I want to download all the photos for a friend but they don't seem to make it easy http://weddingportraitgallerie.smugmug.com/Weddings2013/May4thwedding2013/29234839_FpFXpf [04:59] well just looking at it, the original resolution pictures are at links like http://weddingportraitgallerie.smugmug.com/photos/i-KsffJGs/0/O/i-KsffJGs.jpg http://weddingportraitgallerie.smugmug.com/photos/i-vzbrLbH/0/O/i-vzbrLbH.jpg [04:59] and that i-* id comes from the k= in the URL [04:59] http://weddingportraitgallerie.smugmug.com/Weddings2013/May4thwedding2013/29234839_FpFXpf#!i=2510964123&k=vzbrLbH [05:00] it doesnt seem to like trying to load them all on 1 page but trying [05:06] thanks S[h]O[r]T [05:18] http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=c5S0v_lrGlg [05:21] geeze none of the smugmug album fetchers really work cause i guess thats a subdomain with like a pro account [05:21] so I'm boned, S[h]O[r]T? [05:24] no [05:25] You wish you're boned [05:25] zingggg [05:32] im working on something [05:44] hmm [05:45] missing some photos in my list wonder why [05:49] well these are my ideas that im trying and should work [05:49] download each page and then grep out the ids [05:49] all you really need to do is get the ids and then you can easily put those into the url to download [05:50] yeah [05:50] http://www.privatepaste.com/902bf8050a are urls 1-35 [05:50] i downloaded all of them but only came back with like 300 ids [05:50] vs the 800 or so pictures [05:51] that's weird, why would that happen [05:51] also I don't know how to use grep [05:56] wget seems to fail and retry on some of the urls, it may be downloading too fast im slowing it down [05:56] so right now im doing a wget -i -w 20 urls.txt [05:56] found a video from game developers forum hungary in my g4tv dumps [05:56] and then ill do grep -o "/0/Ti/i-........" /whatever/dir/29234839_FpFXpf* [05:56] the . is just shitty regex [05:57] for any character [05:57] its about the crysis nanosuit [05:57] and then i can just do a simple find and replace on the ugly output to get the ids [05:57] if this works out ill give you the final urls :) just figuring maybe u want to know wtf im doing [05:57] awesome [06:06] ok actually i think it was just because even if you specify 25 pictures per page it does it by your screen resolution and with wget its actually less pictures per page. its 10 instead of 25 [06:16] interesting [06:16] sorry if I'm slow to reply [06:17] * omf_ shoots BlueMax with time dilation ray gun again. [06:17] aaaaaaaaaaaagggggggggggaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinnnnnnnnnnnnn? [06:18] oh my [06:18] well i lied [06:18] its the ajax [06:20] ajax is the name of laundry detergent here :P [06:26] ok [06:33] BlueMax, http://www.privatepaste.com/67d075c9e3 [06:34] wow how many lines is that [06:34] 856 all of the photos [06:35] if you dont want the originals just do a find and replace on /0/O/ with /0/X3/ or X2, XL, L, M, or S [06:35] i got help from a friend :P [06:36] wget -o - -O - --post-data 'tool=ajaxGallery&convertPosition=NaN&getNewPage=false&pageOn=1&pageType=Album&AlbumID=29234839&AlbumKey=FpFXpf&ImageID=2511007622&siteUser=WeddingPortraitGallerie&pageScope=&community=&pageDrawBy=&pageTypeDetails=&galleryStyle=smugmug&photosPerPage=1000&photoSizes=all&thumbSize=Original&mainPhotoSize=Original&lightboxSize=Original' http://weddingportraitgal [06:36] lerie.smugmug.com/rpc/gallery.mg | grep -o "/0/Ti/i-........" [06:36] dude that is awesome, thanks a lot [06:37] yup, i like challenges like that despite me having to get help too :P [06:38] I could give you a REAL challenge but you'd probably never pull it off [06:38] that's me being honest I actually asked chronomex about the same thing and he couldn't find anything about it [06:40] BlueMax, lets hear your real challenge [06:40] One minute [06:41] Let me see if I have the file still on Mediafire [06:41] Yes, I do [06:41] http://www.mediafire.com/download/cr681ih63gf249r/EDF2.DAT [06:41] $20 for a 8x10 print is wtf. $18k to get each one of those [06:41] Tell me what type of file that is and what's inside it [06:41] S[h]O[r]T, that's what I said :P [06:41] $21 for a picture of a shoe [06:42] its still ridiculous. even if you pick out say 50 or 100 for an album [06:43] if i dont figure out that file in like 5min im going to bed lol, already up too late [06:43] whats the backstory on it [06:43] i know i'm a week late but did anyone contact the omploader guy? [06:43] its from some game [06:45] Sue: are you referring the Reader grab? [06:45] Sue: I've contacted syndic8, opmlmanager, rss2lj, no response [06:46] oh heh I thought you typo'd that [06:46] apparently omploader is a thing [06:46] i want to know what the deal is with that pricing. [06:46] ivan`: yeah, it is/was a file upload site [06:47] so i got the this is living ps3 ad [06:47] looks like every one was on LSD [06:47] i know the admin through another guy on another network [06:47] sorry S[h]O[r]T [06:47] yes it's from a PSP game [06:47] if the files are still there i want to yank them [06:48] I wanted to know what was inside it because of a rumor I have [06:51] surely someone has a way to open it by now? [06:52] nnope [06:53] there was one post on the internet about this file and it got to the exact point I did [06:55] if you want more backstory I can give it to you [07:02] what game is it from, a newer one? [07:02] so i finding comic con 2007 clips [07:02] :-D [07:11] S[h]O[r]T, it's quite old [07:11] actually it's newer than I thought [07:11] came out in August 2011 [07:11] *April [07:13] it's from Earth Defense Forces 2 Portable, a Japanese game [07:33] You have a problem, your data is in latin1 so you think: "I'll convert to UTF8!" Now you have ï¿½ problems. [07:34] :D [07:38] Yeah that is another problem we can lay at Microsofts feet. [07:39] Unicode was invented in 1987 and when did windows first start really supporting unicode... [07:39] from my memory it was somewhere in XP [07:41] 26 years later and we still have to put up with non-unicode data [07:42] lol [07:42] then again people still use PHP [07:43] Hmmm, havn't seen wget just hang before [07:43] you are full of good luck then ersi :) [07:44] Well, I'm not too hard on the use - but just doing a small grab with minimal parameter.. I've seen wget eat up a machines memory in plenty of cases [07:44] but not doing anything at all? nope, never seen. it's in S state and the CPU TIME isn't flinching [07:45] It's only using 21M RES [07:45] win2k supports unicode just fine [07:46] it is when you have programs that don't use the unicode apis that things get hairy [07:58] mmm [07:59] in that dat file, I am seeing a compression algorthm. I haven't worked it all out yet, but I see something that looks like a bitflag byte followed by the data it flags. a 1 bit means copy a character, a 0 means decompress somehow. not sure which bit to start at, however [07:59] possibly a simple form of an LZ77 algo [08:09] bah. I need to go to bed [08:20] Morning [08:20] Anyone following the news on the found backup of the first webpage from the 1991 conference? [08:20] looks like they might have found a backup encrypted [08:42] S[h]O[r]T, for when you wake up, thanks again you're awesome [09:11] http://i.imgur.com/9wSoPUs.jpg [10:01] ersi++ [10:24] ttp://i.imgur.com/F1vgPlt.jpg [10:24] http://i.imgur.com/F1vgPlt.jpg [10:24] even [11:04] Somewhat in the vein of a conversation we had earlier. What is an example of excellent documentation for a JSON api? [11:04] I just read an interesting piece on it and wanted to see what others think. http://theon.github.io/documenting-the-json-schema-of-your-rest-apis.html [16:10] Beuller? [16:15] * antomatic examines the dog, then says: "Beasley!" [18:18] \o\ nick is back [18:30] anopther one to have on the list, might be instagram :/ [18:46] WOO HOOOOOO [18:56] GLaDOS: wtf is this challenge pap you send me? [19:07] Smiley: in response to your last imgur: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ItF0CcJBN4 [20:07] hey guys, don't you want to learn how to SaaSify your apps in the cloud? [20:07] https://event.on24.com/eventRegistration/EventLobbyServlet?target=registration.jsp&eventid=621851&sessionid=1&key=249DF126ECFCEF9F1CEF7F9CBA869DA5&sourcepage=register [20:07] for infinite market reach and performance! haha [20:23] sep332: I'm afraid I don't have enough XP in my buzzword skill to attend that as of yet... [20:23] Buzzword skill * [20:26] you could win buzzword bingo before they finish saying the name of the seminar! [20:30] hmm [20:31] it appears National Geographic has at least one tumblr (until Yahoo kills it) [20:31] http://natgeofound.tumblr.com/post/51566044813/women-use-compact-mirrors-in-packed-crowd-to-catch [22:47] homemade lightsaber: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=96E0RfyL2Gc [23:24] Smiley: derp, screwed your autoop config up [23:25] DERRRP