[00:20] <godane> uploaded: https://archive.org/details/Desert-Magazine-1937-11
[00:21] <SketchCow> Huzzzahhhh
[06:26] <Coderjoe> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vPnehDhGa14
[06:27] <Coderjoe> also http://www.theresistornetwork.com/2013/12/a-testament-to-x11-backwards.html
[07:15] <godane> i have a audio collection now of my microsoft research stuff: https://archive.org/details/microsoft_research_audio
[07:15] <godane> SketchCow: i would like to be admin of that collection
[08:14] <godane> http://www.techdirt.com/articles/20131210/08174425520/norway-to-digitize-all-norwegian-books-allowing-domestic-ip-addresses-to-read-all-them-irrespective-copyright-status.shtml
[08:14] <godane> we may need some people in Norway to mirror and uploaded it to IA
[13:39] <beardicus> anybody know of any documentation to programmatically call wayback's "save page now" feature and get back a wayback permalink?
[13:43] <beardicus> i've got http://web.archive.org/save/http://your.url.here/ but was hoping it could just spit back the resulting url instead of the original page with a dialog box and linky.
[13:44] <beardicus> oooh... i guess it redirects at some point there...
[13:53] <beardicus> ok... resulting wayback snapshot url comes back in a "Content-Location:" header. happy happy.
[14:23] <beardicus> hmm: "X-Archive-Orig-X-Potency: 8=====D" can't find any documentation on this one.
[14:57] <arkiver> DDG: thank you! Right now I think I can handle it, but if I need some help, I'll ask you! :D
[15:26] <DFJustin> https://imgur.com/gallery/xyEbEqW
[15:29] <arkiver> godane: or maybe we can find a norway proxy?
[16:03] <Baljem> DFJustin: good grief - I know exactly where that is - if you turn around and walk forwards once, you're halfway along my route between house and university when I was a student in Bristol
[16:03] <Baljem> (scenery's changed a bit since then, but I was back there last year to try that pub...)
[16:43] <arkiver> pff
[16:43] <arkiver> still uploading my second pack...
[16:43] <arkiver> :/
[16:43] <arkiver> already for a few days
[16:43] <arkiver> now
[23:08] <ersi> Fuck yeah, homegrown ugly solutions!
[23:15] <xmc> fuck yeah!
[23:19] <yipdw> http://gitian.org/
[23:20] <yipdw> not ugly, AFAICT, but maybe neat
[23:23] <xmc> nice
[23:32] <ersi> I wanted to track memory usage for a process over time.. found no easy way, flurped together a python script that does things with PID file + /proc/pid/status