[01:46] I'm looking to get software off of an older machine, anyone know of a device that allows a USB drive or SD card that pretends to be a floppy drive [01:47] have you guys heard of anything like that? [01:48] hmm what machine? [01:48] its actually x86 based, so standard IDE Floppy. [01:53] Jonimus: its usually easiest, if the hard drive is ata/ide, to just remove the hdd and connect it using a usb enclosure or a usb adapter [01:53] or if you're feeling like it you can set up a null modem cable and dump files serially [01:59] it needs to be more long term than that since the system is actively used [02:02] what OS does this machine run? [02:03] not sure [02:05] you can get devices that allow you to plug in a compactflash card to an ide connector [02:06] so you could leave that in place and put in a card to copy stuff onto periodically [02:06] yeah I was going to suggest that [02:07] hmm I'll look into that. [02:07] CF is just a different form factor of ATA. [02:09] Yeah, I've taken advantage of that before. [02:25] Jonimus, DFJustin; http://www.buyincoins.com/item/617.html [02:25] $1.47, free shipping, CF -> IDE [02:25] :) [02:26] it'll take 2 weeks to arrive though [02:59] there are ones that mount on the back of the case http://www.synack.net/~bbraun/idecf/thumbs/IMG_0683.jpg [03:02] ooh that one looks nice. [03:04] Now on an unrelated not I get to decide which exfat implementation I want to use. [04:29] i'm started to upload PixelPerfect [04:34] does Heritrix have an IRC channel for support? Having trouble configuring a crawl of a website behind a loginâ¦ [05:07] how do i archive a wiki like this: http://wiki.d-addicts.com/Main_Page [05:09] sounds like a job for #wikiteam [05:59] i'm making a big magnet.txt file of my d-addicts.com dump [05:59] also those dumps are in wayback magazine now [05:59] *machine [06:00] whats funny is i can still get very fast speeds for 6 year old videos here [06:01] i found some thing called Ikinari! Ougon Desentsu [06:03] densetsu [06:04] yup [06:14] i'm making a web archive of the torrents [06:41] i fixed my brothers ipad mini tonight :-D [06:42] i think i saved 2 computers that he had problems with [06:42] the other was a acer one that had bios problems and would not start up [07:57] so would IA take a zip files of torrents and download the torrents in the zip file [07:58] i plan on uploading a zip of d-addicts.com torrents [07:58] i would also like to see items of downloaded content of the torrents on IA to know for my self it works [07:59] *if it works [14:17] Jonimus: just for reference, there are 'floppy drive emulators' that have a floppy interface on one side and map reads/writes through to floppy disk images on a USB stick [14:17] e.g. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/3-5-1-44MB-USB-SSD-FLOPPY-DRIVE-EMULATOR-E100-Version-/290994317127 [14:18] they're popular as replacement 'floppy drives' in synths / pianos / other bits of gear that weren't really designed to be upgraded - but in general, there are much better solutions for proper computers (as already discussed) [14:55] Baljem: well its an embedded computer so swapping CF cards in and out if it was internal is a bit harder than just swapping out the Floppy drive. That said messing with floppy images isn't what they were looking for so it looks like we'll end up just buying a USB floppy drive for the desktop to transfer things over on floppys [15:00] https://medium.com/building-gittip/4cbab7ca1a47 [15:01] "EÃ¢ÂÂs site is defunct (hereÃ¢ÂÂs its Wikipedia), and the original blog post articulating AlexanderÃ¢ÂÂs open company vision is gone. Furthermore, the site has a restrictive robots.txt, so the page isnÃ¢ÂÂt archived in the Wayback Machine." [16:14] 2sf dsf gbs gsf hoot nsf psf psf3 s98 spc usf wsr xbox 3do fmtowns gcn hes kss ncd pc psf2 psp smd ssf wii x360 [16:14] do you know joshw's VGM site? [16:14] none are on wayback machine but he does not care if you mirror since he last updated them in 2010 [16:14] stick that as the subdomains for joshw.info and watch the fun [16:14] not really, no [16:14] about 800GB [16:14] jeez [16:14] should post that in #archiveteam [16:14] figured you liked sounds... [16:14] i don't have enough space to mirror even half of that [16:14] ok i'll repaste this [16:14] ah.. a more up to date list of music links.. a few are new from the ones i pasted [16:14] http://hcs64.com/m [16:14] last line was cut off sorry [16:15] http://hcs64.com/mboard/forumlong.php?showthread=26929 [16:54] so looks like Ikinari! Ougon Desentsu is a fishing show in japan i think [21:48] ignore: Just testing atlogbot2 [21:50] linux users, which software do you use to copy your purchased music CDs / enhanced-CDs ? [21:52] if i was to do so, prob google music [21:52] or amazon [21:52] and rip as neede. [21:53] http://thomas.apestaart.org/morituri/trac/ [21:57] SmileyG, balrog, thanks [22:22] Oh wait, i re-read what you askedc [22:22] ignore my answer altlabel I failed. [22:25] http://www.rollingstone.com/politics/blogs/taibblog/chases-twitter-gambit-devolves-into-all-time-pr-fiasco-20131115 [22:25] This flu has broken my heasd. [22:29] don't worry :) [22:45] a very good initiative from te Beeb: http://www.bbc.co.uk/rd/blog/2013/11/speakerthon-uploading-voice-samples-from-the-radio-4-archive-to-wikipedia [22:57] odie5533: [22:57] If 'apt-get' is not a typo you can use command-not-found to lookup the package that contains it, like this: [22:57] cnf apt-get [22:57] sven@linux-rfa7:~> apt-get install python-pyside [22:57] :( [22:58] try sudo apt-get install python-pyside [22:58] root's password: [22:58] sudo: apt-get: command not found [22:58] sven@linux-rfa7:~> sudo apt-get install python-pyside [22:58] Hmm. Try sudo aptitude install python-pyside [22:59] odie5533: I'm screwing with you :P [22:59] I would be concerned if opensuse suddenly had apt-get installed [23:00] Alright, this one will definitely work: try rebooting, and before you bios loads, put your Microsoft Windows 8 Installation Disc into your drive and install a real operating system for maximum computing. [23:00] odie5533: I did this and I got a General Kernel Fault? but I didn't get my copy of windows from the army? [23:00] setup failed - missing cpu flags: SSE2 [23:01] from the army? [23:01] nico_: what are you running on a toaster? [23:01] no [23:01] dual pentium 3 [23:03] better than the old pentium 4 without ht [23:03] So... that's got 5 cores? [23:03] no [23:03] 2 real cpu [23:03] the good old smp [23:04] before this multicore and hyperthreading mess [23:05] from the army? [23:05] General Kernel Fault [23:05] General [23:05] don't you get it? :( [23:05] ./me *ba dum tish* [23:05] I do now... [23:05] er [23:05] * joepie91 *ba dum tish* [23:06] joepie91: General Kernel *Page* Fault please [23:06] he really want you to say his full name [23:06] hehe [23:10] GODFUCKING [23:11] odie5533: http://sprunge.us/iWRH [23:11] :| [23:12] testing again. [23:13] http://software.opensuse.org/package/python-pyside [23:13] oh well [23:14] magic! it works [23:14] Sounds like you have a bad case of using linux instead of a real OS. [23:14] lol [23:15] joepie91: please upgrade your gcc [23:15] nico_: wha [23:15] your log say /usr/include/c++/4.7 [23:15] my computer say /usr/include/c++/4.8 [23:16] If everyone just used Windows it would probably eliminate something like 98% of all computer-related problems in the world. This is just an estimate though. [23:16] odie5533: yeeah [23:16] i want windows as my rtos [23:16] so airplane will crash because [23:16] uh... odie5533, it only gives me a partial text version of the response? [23:16] no HTML rendering and no way to see the full response? [23:17] a thread stole some cpu from the autopilot [23:17] ^^^ [23:17] lol [23:18] where can I get the password for something from alt.bin.dvd [23:18] rover: on alt.bin.dvd, probably...? [23:18] from /dev/urandom [23:18] but it will take some time [23:18] lol, nico_, on a roll today? [23:18] to seek to the right offset [23:19] and it brings up the WebKit view [23:19] joepie91: double click an item [23:19] I should set it to display at least 1 MB of the response though. [23:19] odie5533: documentation! [23:19] rover: usually the password is in the first post [23:19] or at least a context menu! [23:19] :P [23:19] nico_: if you switch to windows you don't need to worry about upgrading gcc since it doesn't use it. [23:19] hum [23:20] upgrading microsoft visual studio is fun [23:20] joepie91: I am trying to get it to work with large files first. [23:20] Then I'll probably write some docs [23:20] odie5533: it's broken [23:20] in more ways than one [23:20] http://owely.com/4qNJsa [23:20] looks like it picks up the first occurrence of the URL [23:21] for the webkit view [23:21] rather than the actually selected one [23:21] Yes, it does. [23:21] which is a problem for throttling retries [23:21] what does your team archive [23:21] It has to because it uses a Proxy. [23:21] odie5533: that breaks the functionality of the application... [23:21] Depends on your use case. [23:22] rover, there's some introductory reading here: http://archiveteam.org/index.php?title=Main_Page [23:22] odie5533: it really doesn't [23:22] the point of a warc viewer is to display the content of warcs, right? [23:22] the top right view lets you see the item headers. [23:22] specific resources in warcs? [23:22] And there is an extract button [23:22] odie5533: bear with me for a second [23:22] the point of a warc viewer is to display particular resources in a warc? [23:23] so if it cannot reliably do that, how does it not break the functionality? [23:23] Yes. And the point of the WebKit viewer is to access the internal proxy right there. [23:23] odie5533: the technical implementation really isn't relevant [23:23] I could add an option to display a single record. but it wouldn't render nicely [23:23] when you double click an item, it is supposed to load the web view for that same item that you see in the textbox above [23:23] so you have a lot of hard drives? [23:24] it does not do that [23:24] odie5533: for page assets, just grab the first one that is a 200 [23:24] joepie91: I maybe could make it load the base page correctly [23:24] but any other assets would load randomly [23:24] but for the actual page itself, it should absolutely show the exact record you selected - that's the point of selecting a record in the first place [23:24] well, not randomly. first one [23:24] odie5533: that is fine, as long as it's the first one that returns a HTTP 200 [23:24] error responses are not useful there [23:24] joepie91: I could probably do that. Maybe. It would be difficult since the code for the proxy is rather separate from the code for the viewer. [23:25] megaupload dying was a pretty big hit for archivists [23:25] challenge of engineering :) [23:25] so you have a lot of hard drives? [23:25] a lot of stuff is stored on archive.org [23:25] :) [23:25] they -do- have a lot of hard drives [23:26] maybe could tell the proxy program to give priority to a single record when the it receives a connection from the proxy [23:26] oh you dont store it yourself, you just upload to archive.org [23:26] it's stored in many places [23:26] like the Mafia [23:26] but the point is that the proxied browser is separate from the navigation app. [23:26] the Mafia should take notes [23:27] odie5533: while I understand that, that's never a good reason to make the application not behave as a user would expect :P [23:27] especially not if it means it's not doing what it's supposed to [23:27] joepie91: it's a good idea. But I think I'm putting it on the backburner for now since I want large file support more than anything at this point [23:27] perhaps it'll require a change of tools, idk [23:27] what is missing in terms of large file support [23:27] I just download a lot [23:27] or broken? [23:28] joepie91: indexing [23:28] rover: hoarder :) [23:28] yeah, I hoard [23:28] rover, relevant: http://archiveteam.org/index.php?title=Who_We_Are [23:29] rover, you'll probably like talking to godane :) [23:29] he downloads pretty much anything that looks like a http or https URI [23:30] (which is a good thing) [23:32] joepie91: so, yeah, I'm trying to do the indexing stuff now. Afterwards I'll see if I can add something to prefer the selected record when receiving incoming proxy connections. [23:33] joepie91: I also want to add filters to only show response records. Any other ideas? [23:36] I was thinking of an option to delete a record, replace a record, or add a record. [23:49] odie5533_: sorting, and perhaps a timeline view