#archiveteam-bs 2015-12-05,Sat

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00:27 πŸ”— fie Do You Know This Person Outside of Facebook?
00:27 πŸ”— fie Friend requests are for connecting with people you know well, like classmates, friends, family and coworkers. Please don’t send this friend request unless you know this person personally.
00:52 πŸ”— joepie91 [23:36] <yipdw> joepie91: "Please, don't re-use the same password to Β«foolΒ» the robot while restoring your password...several people have done that" arrrrgh
00:52 πŸ”— joepie91 ?
00:57 πŸ”— kyan it's a quotation from the github thing about credentials getting commited to public repos
00:57 πŸ”— kyan :P
01:13 πŸ”— joepie91 oh
01:13 πŸ”— joepie91 lol
01:13 πŸ”— joepie91 I missed that
01:13 πŸ”— joepie91 (I'd only read the draft version, before it was published0
01:13 πŸ”— joepie91 )*
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01:31 πŸ”— fie CatButts, http://www.newgrounds.com/bbs/topic/247144
01:31 πŸ”— fie not sure if you've seen this
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01:43 πŸ”— kyan nickname: ok :P
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01:43 πŸ”— sag47 I attempted connecting via irssi.
01:43 πŸ”— sag47 There doesn't seem to be an IRC client endpoint for chat.efnet.org
01:45 πŸ”— nickname youtify was a music player that would take youtube videos, soundcloud and some other one (I forget) and play them in a nice UI
01:45 πŸ”— nickname The repo is still there, but the hosted version is gone
01:45 πŸ”— kyan this? https://github.com/youtify/youtify
01:45 πŸ”— nickname yes
01:45 πŸ”— kyan Okay... so what does that have to do with spotify?
01:45 πŸ”— kyan it's easy to download from youtube or soundcloud.
01:46 πŸ”— nickname It PLAYS music
01:46 πŸ”— kyan ummm so does Spotify
01:46 πŸ”— kyan it's downloading that I'm talking about
01:46 πŸ”— kyan Spotify uses DRM to protect their streams
01:46 πŸ”— nickname and searches it and lets you make multi-service platform playlists
01:47 πŸ”— nickname youtube streams are free, all you need is youtube-dl.org
01:47 πŸ”— kyan Right
01:47 πŸ”— kyan That's my point
01:47 πŸ”— sag47 youtify doesn't work on DRM enabled content.
01:47 πŸ”— nickname I think it may have supported pandora
01:47 πŸ”— kyan Okaaaay, so why bother? Just download the youtube videos, soundcloud tracks, pandora tracks, etc. and stick them in a playlist locally
01:47 πŸ”— nickname Please hold, I have to connect and disconnect
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01:48 πŸ”— sag47 And for downloading non-DRM streams it could be used. But so could firebug in Firefox or web developer tools in chrome. See the network tab when playing videos or music.
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01:48 πŸ”— nickname back
01:48 πŸ”— sag47 resend: And for downloading non-DRM streams it could be used. But so could firebug in Firefox or web developer tools in chrome. See the network tab when playing videos or music.
01:48 πŸ”— nickname What did I miss
01:48 πŸ”— nickname youtube-dl is great
01:48 πŸ”— * joepie91 is lost
01:48 πŸ”— kyan resend: Okaaaay, so why bother? Just download the youtube videos, soundcloud tracks, pandora tracks, etc. and stick them in a playlist locally
01:48 πŸ”— kyan Those are easy to download
01:48 πŸ”— nickname Disk space and time
01:49 πŸ”— joepie91 what is the point of this discussion again?
01:49 πŸ”— nickname Why download it when its right there?
01:49 πŸ”— joepie91 (serious question)
01:49 πŸ”— sag47 joepie91: we started this conversation in #archiveteam and moved it here.
01:49 πŸ”— kyan Oh, so it's just a playlist maker
01:49 πŸ”— joepie91 ahh.
01:49 πŸ”— nickname It plays music from YT, Soundcloud, and Pandora? (I think)
01:49 πŸ”— joepie91 sag47: FYI, peerflix is what popcorn time uses
01:49 πŸ”— kyan for streaming... (hahahahaha)
01:49 πŸ”— kyan Have to let things buffer with streaming
01:50 πŸ”— kyan unless you've got fast internet
01:50 πŸ”— joepie91 anyhow.
01:50 πŸ”— joepie91 if you miss youtify
01:50 πŸ”— joepie91 just set it up/
01:50 πŸ”— nickname Peerflix: The backbone of piracy since 2014
01:50 πŸ”— joepie91 ?*
01:50 πŸ”— sag47 Seems popcorntime is down.
01:50 πŸ”— joepie91 yes
01:50 πŸ”— sag47 First I've heard of it.
01:50 πŸ”— nickname It's been dead since YTS/YIFY diead
01:50 πŸ”— nickname *died
01:50 πŸ”— kyan In other words, streaming is completely useless for me
01:50 πŸ”— joepie91 well
01:50 πŸ”— joepie91 semi-dead
01:50 πŸ”— sag47 Depends on what type of movies you stream.
01:50 πŸ”— joepie91 torrent search still works absolutely fine
01:50 πŸ”— joepie91 as does the rest of popcorn time
01:50 πŸ”— sag47 If you stream open movie projects then you're good.
01:50 πŸ”— joepie91 just not the fancy gallery
01:50 πŸ”— kyan but the Spotify downloader is useful for me.
01:50 πŸ”— sag47 (hence my suggestion of blender foundation movies)
01:51 πŸ”— kyan Given that Spotify has a lot of music that youtube, soundcloud, torrents, etc. don't have
01:51 πŸ”— joepie91 sag47: I honestly doubt that anybody here really cares about leggality
01:51 πŸ”— nickname Downloading is for those who have 5TB SSDS, streaming is for those with 250GB laptops that can't hold even an iso
01:51 πŸ”— joepie91 legality*
01:51 πŸ”— kyan I have a 256GB laptop
01:51 πŸ”— sag47 Maybe not, but I generally do. A personal choice, really. :)
01:51 πŸ”— kyan (and several TBs of external hard drives)
01:51 πŸ”— joepie91 also, 250GB? come on
01:51 πŸ”— joepie91 I ran on a 34GB HDD
01:51 πŸ”— joepie91 for months
01:51 πŸ”— kyan My previous laptop was 30gb
01:52 πŸ”— sag47 I have a 12TB data store that I use for projects.
01:52 πŸ”— nickname Oh I DL music, only when I like it and it is (usually) free
01:52 πŸ”— sag47 Though I recently moved so it's out of my reach in storage ;.;
01:52 πŸ”— * joepie91 just downloads torrents in streaming mode
01:52 πŸ”— * nickname sits in corner with 1tb usb drive
01:52 πŸ”— * joepie91 looks at 4TB USB3 drive
01:52 πŸ”— sag47 Yeah but if I can't reach it; it basically doesn't exist :-/
01:53 πŸ”— kyan Well, a lot of the music I want isn't available through MP3 download sites, YouTube, torrents, Usenet, etc.
01:53 πŸ”— joepie91 rutracker!
01:53 πŸ”— kyan joepie91, to me?
01:53 πŸ”— joepie91 (I know, rutracker isn't complete)
01:53 πŸ”— nickname sshhh usenet
01:53 πŸ”— joepie91 kyan: half-seriously, yes
01:53 πŸ”— joepie91 rutracker has a ton of stuff that's hard to find elsewhere
01:53 πŸ”— kyan Yeah, I use it for a lot of things
01:53 πŸ”— sag47 What's rutracker?
01:53 πŸ”— sag47 Ah a site
01:53 πŸ”— nickname This is IRC! Everything is logged
01:53 πŸ”— joepie91 sag47: "private" Russian music torrent site
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01:53 πŸ”— kyan but I'm talking about the hard to find stuff
01:53 πŸ”— joepie91 where with "private" I mean you need to register an account
01:53 πŸ”— joepie91 lol
01:54 πŸ”— sag47 xD
01:54 πŸ”— joepie91 no ratios or any of that dumb crap
01:54 πŸ”— kyan joepie91, they've gone fairly public
01:54 πŸ”— joepie91 oh, they have been for years
01:54 πŸ”— kyan magnet links are available without registtration now
01:54 πŸ”— joepie91 really?
01:54 πŸ”— joepie91 how so?
01:54 πŸ”— kyan yep
01:54 πŸ”— sag47 Anybody connected to chat.efnet.org using a chat client other than the web? I'd like to use irssi but don't know the domain/port of the IRC server.
01:54 πŸ”— joepie91 I mean, I know that they've been having censorship drills
01:54 πŸ”— nickname Please hold, I have to connect and disconnect
01:54 πŸ”— joepie91 so maybe they just went "fuck it, in the crosshairs now anyway"
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01:55 πŸ”— nickname back
01:55 πŸ”— nickname What occured?
01:55 πŸ”— kyan joepie91: example: http://rutracker.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=3890927
01:55 πŸ”— joepie91 sag47: look on the efnet site
01:55 πŸ”— sag47 Why DC nickname?
01:55 πŸ”— nickname *occurred
01:55 πŸ”— joepie91 interesting
01:55 πŸ”— kyan Also there's a massive torrent of all their torrents out now
01:56 πŸ”— kyan so if you want to set up your own rutracker
01:56 πŸ”— nickname META TORRENTS
01:56 πŸ”— joepie91 ha
01:56 πŸ”— joepie91 fat chance
01:56 πŸ”— nickname are the best
01:56 πŸ”— aaaaaaaaa sag47: what continent?
01:56 πŸ”— sag47 US, I'm looking at their site now. err North America
01:56 πŸ”— kyan https://archive.org/details/4F059E20CDA1306BF48F1337F23C89FC452A7040 has them all
01:57 πŸ”— joepie91 .title http://www.zdnet.com/article/if-you-have-nothing-to-hide-heres-where-to-send-your-passwords/
01:57 πŸ”— botpie91 joepie91: If you have 'nothing to hide', here's where to send your passwords | ZDNet
01:57 πŸ”— nickname Archive.org: Hiding piracy with educational material since ????
01:57 πŸ”— aaaaaaaaa irc.choppa.net on 9999 seems pretty stable and supports ssl
01:58 πŸ”— xmc *choopa
01:58 πŸ”— aaaaaaaaa yeah, oops
01:58 πŸ”— xmc choopa choppa / hipaa hippa
01:58 πŸ”— nickname Hippo
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01:59 πŸ”— nickname welcome
01:59 πŸ”— sag47_irs yay
01:59 πŸ”— sag47_irs I connected via irc.efnet.pl
01:59 πŸ”— nickname python booleans
01:59 πŸ”— joepie91 kyan: excellent. the torrent for that crashed my client...
01:59 πŸ”— nickname what client?
01:59 πŸ”— kyan joepie91: are you being sarcastic?
01:59 πŸ”— kyan :P
01:59 πŸ”— joepie91 qBittorrent.
01:59 πŸ”— joepie91 no
01:59 πŸ”— joepie91 lol
01:59 πŸ”— nickname Oh okay
02:00 πŸ”— kyan excellent, then, because you can download over http?
02:00 πŸ”— joepie91 crap
02:00 πŸ”— nickname no wait really, what client?
02:00 πŸ”— joepie91 running out of space again..
02:00 πŸ”— joepie91 nickname: qBittorrent...
02:00 πŸ”— nickname That's a good client
02:00 πŸ”— * joepie91 looks for stuff to clean up
02:00 πŸ”— kyan Huh, but it's crashy with big torrents?
02:01 πŸ”— kyan Not for me then...
02:01 πŸ”— sag47_irs joepie91: if you're on Windows you could use something like ccleaner.
02:01 πŸ”— joepie91 no, just this one torrent
02:01 πŸ”— joepie91 but it works now
02:01 πŸ”— * kyan has a quarter-terabyte torrent running now...
02:01 πŸ”— joepie91 sag47_irs: not on Windows, and I strongly doubt that CCleaner would matter here even in the slightest.
02:01 πŸ”— nickname It's no fancy command line ultimate customization client, but its no uTorrent
02:01 πŸ”— sag47_irs Linux?
02:01 πŸ”— joepie91 yes.
02:01 πŸ”— sag47_irs Distro?
02:01 πŸ”— joepie91 openSUSE
02:02 πŸ”— nickname y u no point linux
02:02 πŸ”— sag47_irs Nice, I liked it when I used it. Though, I had a hard time with yast at times.
02:02 πŸ”— nickname *Why *you *don't you use *?
02:02 πŸ”— kyan "Download CCleaner for free - the world's leading PC Cleaner and Optimization Tool." HAHAHA yep, it'll Optimize your computer for being in a botnet, I'll bet
02:02 πŸ”— nickname What is yast?
02:02 πŸ”— joepie91 kyan: CCleaner is (or at least, was) legitimate software
02:02 πŸ”— sag47_irs yast is the package manager, and I do use Linux.
02:02 πŸ”— joepie91 kyan: but it's not going to help here
02:03 πŸ”— sag47_irs It's still legit.
02:03 πŸ”— nickname But apt-get is fine
02:03 πŸ”— sag47_irs Along with decrapifier and a number of other softwares.
02:03 πŸ”— kyan A trialware computer cleaner? No chance I'm installing that
02:03 πŸ”— kyan (not that I'm on Windows anyway)
02:03 πŸ”— nickname It's not that bad...
02:03 πŸ”— joepie91 trialware?
02:03 πŸ”— sag47_irs Some of them you have to be careful about install options, though. Or just use Linux ;)
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02:03 πŸ”— joepie91 ... wow, okay then
02:03 πŸ”— joepie91 so apparently ccleaner is no longer freeware
02:03 πŸ”— joepie91 well, fuck that
02:04 πŸ”— sag47_irs You can still get copies from filehippo.
02:04 πŸ”— aaaaaaaaa https://www.piriform.com/ccleaner
02:04 πŸ”— sag47_irs Of older freeware versions.
02:04 πŸ”— aaaaaaaaa they have both
02:04 πŸ”— kyan Bleachbit is the only thing I'll use
02:04 πŸ”— joepie91 yes, ie. not freeware
02:04 πŸ”— nickname I'm stuck on the ugly, horrible, disgusting, bug-ridden, backdoor-trodden, backlash-starting, privacy-hole-covered, Windows [euphemism-ing] 10
02:05 πŸ”— kyan Libre, and works on Windows and Linux
02:05 πŸ”— nickname brb connecting and disconnecting
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02:05 πŸ”— joepie91 wtf is nickname doing
02:05 πŸ”— joepie91 nickname: wtf are you doing
02:05 πŸ”— joepie91 lol
02:05 πŸ”— nickname I use web chat, and it doesn't auto scroll for new messages and thus my replies are delayed
02:05 πŸ”— sag47_irs kyan: libre link?
02:05 πŸ”— joepie91 nickname: so, don't use webchat?
02:05 πŸ”— * sag47_irs curious
02:05 πŸ”— kyan https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BleachBit
02:05 πŸ”— nickname LibreOffice
02:05 πŸ”— nickname is greater then
02:05 πŸ”— nickname OpenOffice
02:05 πŸ”— * joepie91 stares
02:05 πŸ”— kyan ...wut?
02:06 πŸ”— kyan I mean, it is, but...
02:06 πŸ”— joepie91 nickname: this doesn't really have anything to do with the topic at hand..
02:06 πŸ”— nickname yeah i know sorry
02:06 πŸ”— sag47_irs I think I'm getting confused haha
02:06 πŸ”— kyan Then again, this is -bs
02:06 πŸ”— nickname Now we need #archiveteam-bs-bs
02:06 πŸ”— sag47_irs any of you guys/gals develop software?
02:07 πŸ”— joepie91 yes.
02:07 πŸ”— nickname We're clogging the waste tube...
02:07 πŸ”— nickname somewhat
02:07 πŸ”— sag47_irs free software or just at work?
02:07 πŸ”— kyan I often hack things together for myself
02:07 πŸ”— kyan stick em on github
02:07 πŸ”— sag47_irs or both :)
02:07 πŸ”— sag47_irs Yeah, I do a lot of that.
02:07 πŸ”— nickname I throw html in a blender
02:07 πŸ”— joepie91 sag47_irs: both - I only develop open-source software, whether paid or unpaid
02:07 πŸ”— kyan but they're not exactly professionally done, given that I'm largely self-taught at programming
02:07 πŸ”— sag47_irs That's pretty nice.
02:08 πŸ”— joepie91 blah. I need more storage space..
02:08 πŸ”— sag47_irs A friend of mine works for Canonical. They're 99% open source.
02:08 πŸ”— * joepie91 considers whether he really needs 208 gigs of porn
02:08 πŸ”— sag47_irs I am about 50% open/closed.
02:08 πŸ”— joepie91 sag47_irs: meh, Canonical.
02:08 πŸ”— nickname My stuff is licensed under the NGPL (Not A G-you-know-what License)
02:08 πŸ”— sag47_irs I'd rather be 100% open.
02:08 πŸ”— nickname don't remind me of zeitgeist
02:08 πŸ”— * nickname shudders
02:08 πŸ”— joepie91 nickname: wut?
02:08 πŸ”— sag47_irs Gotta pay bills.
02:09 πŸ”— joepie91 sag47_irs: the two are not mutually exclusive
02:09 πŸ”— aaaaaaaaa joepie91: better watch it again to be sure. See you in a few days.
02:09 πŸ”— sag47_irs I agree.
02:09 πŸ”— nickname Zeitgeist is the spyware of sorts in ubuntu, which is made canonical
02:09 πŸ”— nickname *made by
02:09 πŸ”— joepie91 aaaaaaaaa: lol
02:09 πŸ”— sag47_irs However, not all companies embrace it and I'm not in to free lancing.
02:09 πŸ”— nickname brb
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02:09 πŸ”— joepie91 zeitgeist is not exactly spyware
02:09 πŸ”— joepie91 as such
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02:09 πŸ”— joepie91 ....
02:09 πŸ”— kyan joepie91, you only work on open source, or libre software? http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/open-source-misses-the-point.en.html
02:09 πŸ”— joepie91 nickname: please just get a proper client, this is starting to get somewhat irritating
02:09 πŸ”— nickname no
02:10 πŸ”— joepie91 yes
02:10 πŸ”— joepie91 I am not going to repeat everything every 5 minutes
02:10 πŸ”— sag47_irs nickname: you on Linux or Mac?
02:10 πŸ”— nickname Windows :(
02:10 πŸ”— nickname brb
02:10 πŸ”— sag47_irs Pidgin - it's an IRC client.
02:10 πŸ”— joepie91 kyan: open-source. the GPL is what is missing the point, really.
02:11 πŸ”— nickname brb
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02:11 πŸ”— kyan Why? What's wrong with the GPL?
02:11 πŸ”— joepie91 kyan: it forces people to share something rather than to not share something, which is still force - and in the end, it doesn't even accomplish the stated purpose, and only gets in the way of other open-source projects
02:12 πŸ”— joepie91 kyan: the big parasitic corps can afford to say "whatever" and just use GPL software whether abiding by the license or not
02:12 πŸ”— kyan Maybe... but I think it's important to require sharing stuff
02:12 πŸ”— joepie91 kyan: but in the meantime open-source projects have the biggest issues merging in third-party code because of license conflicts
02:12 πŸ”— joepie91 kyan: no, it isn't.
02:12 πŸ”— joepie91 kyan: it's important to ENCOURAGE sharing stuff.
02:12 πŸ”— joepie91 which is an entirely different goal that is accomplished through entirely different means
02:13 πŸ”— * sag47_irs finds license convos fascinating
02:13 πŸ”— kyan (I'd really like a license that: requires attribution for derivative works, requires derivative works to be published under the same license, requires the works to be legally copiable freely, and requires the source to be made available when the software is made available as a service)
02:13 πŸ”— joepie91 the parasitic entities will ignore licenses anyway, so you're not winning anything by requiring sharing under the same license.
02:13 πŸ”— joepie91 it's the exact same story as for DRM.
02:13 πŸ”— joepie91 nice on paper, can't work in practice
02:13 πŸ”— kyan Hmm
02:13 πŸ”— sag47_irs Ability to enforce is key to anything on paper.
02:13 πŸ”— kyan The corporations that violate the licenses should be sued into oblivion, obviously
02:13 πŸ”— joepie91 kyan: and you're thinking of the AGPL, I'm pretty sure.
02:13 πŸ”— joepie91 kyan: and they won't, because lawsuits cost money.
02:14 πŸ”— kyan Yes, that's what I usually license my software under
02:14 πŸ”— sag47_irs Depends, I like the GPL v2.
02:14 πŸ”— sag47_irs It saved a project (Magical Jelly Bean Software) from being forced into closed source.
02:14 πŸ”— kyan Yes, but I think the government should be in charge of the lawsuits
02:14 πŸ”— joepie91 sag47_irs: [citation needed]
02:14 πŸ”— joepie91 kyan: let's not.
02:15 πŸ”— sag47_irs Sure
02:15 πŸ”— joepie91 kyan: you are aware that the GPL is a legal hack to work around copyright, right?
02:15 πŸ”— sag47_irs http://ekeyfinder.sourceforge.net/index.php?lang=en&page=about
02:15 πŸ”— kyan yep!
02:15 πŸ”— kyan Why not? If the government sued the asses off everyone that violates free software licenses, what's bad about that
02:16 πŸ”— joepie91 kyan: so how do you think it's going to help to get governments to sue people for infringement?
02:16 πŸ”— joepie91 kyan: because a government CANNOT sue for free licenses alone
02:16 πŸ”— sag47_irs Recover Keys owner tried to force me to shut down the project but I had full legal rights to keep it up via the GPL v2.
02:16 πŸ”— kyan Why can't it?
02:16 πŸ”— joepie91 kyan: they would have to sue for ALL infringement
02:16 πŸ”— joepie91 and now everybody's fucked
02:16 πŸ”— joepie91 kyan: because you can never get such a law passed
02:16 πŸ”— joepie91 without infuriating quite literally all of industry
02:16 πŸ”— kyan So? I don't really care if industry's infuriated...
02:16 πŸ”— joepie91 which means it gets watered down to "all copyright infringement"
02:16 πŸ”— joepie91 and now everybody is worse off
02:16 πŸ”— joepie91 ...
02:16 πŸ”— sag47_irs Also, GPL preserves copyrights, that's incorrect.
02:16 πŸ”— joepie91 kyan: what you care about is irrelevant
02:16 πŸ”— joepie91 it doesn't decide what laws get passed or how
02:16 πŸ”— sag47_irs The Linux Kernel is licensed under GPL v2 as well.
02:17 πŸ”— kyan And anyway, along with that, I would get rid of all laws preventing copying
02:17 πŸ”— kyan and require that all documents be made public and archived
02:17 πŸ”— joepie91 sag47_irs: I don't see what the ekeyfinder case has to do with the GPL.
02:17 πŸ”— sag47_irs Linus torvalds attributes success to it (I'll have to look up the interview where he stated it).
02:17 πŸ”— joepie91 sag47_irs: and the GPL *uses* copyright, it doesn't *preserve* it.
02:17 πŸ”— kyan Also: If it's irrelevant what I care about, then why are we talking?
02:17 πŸ”— sag47_irs The GPL guarantees rights to copy and share (like many licenses).
02:18 πŸ”— joepie91 kyan: because if you try to get something like this pushed into law, it will get watered down to the point where everybody gets fucked
02:18 πŸ”— kyan I doubt that that this conversation is going to have substantial implications for the state of the world
02:18 πŸ”— sag47_irs I was able to continue hosting the original GPL copies of MJB.
02:18 πŸ”— joepie91 kyan: can't the same be said about every discussion?
02:18 πŸ”— joepie91 sag47_irs: this is unrelated to the GPL.
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02:18 πŸ”— sag47_irs Looser license would have opened me up to more risky litigation from Recover Keys.
02:18 πŸ”— joepie91 sag47_irs: every major open-source license is irrevocable.
02:18 πŸ”— joepie91 no.
02:18 πŸ”— nickname back
02:18 πŸ”— joepie91 that is wrong.
02:18 πŸ”— nickname now on ugly mibbit
02:18 πŸ”— kyan Yeah, but your argument is apparently that "if I want something that's impractical, than it's an idea not worth voicing"
02:19 πŸ”— joepie91 kyan: no. my argument is that if you want something that is only ever going to be implemented in a way that makes things worse, it is not wise to push for it
02:19 πŸ”— sag47_irs Keep in mind I'm not for or against license choices. Just observing the pros/cons.
02:19 πŸ”— nickname Oh boy arguing
02:19 πŸ”— joepie91 in conversation or otherwise
02:19 πŸ”— kyan Hmmm.
02:19 πŸ”— joepie91 sag47_irs: yes, and I'm just telling you that the supposed "benefit" you are talking about is in no way exclusive to the GPL or even copyleft licenses in generall
02:19 πŸ”— joepie91 it is almost a default part of any open-source license
02:19 πŸ”— kyan Why would it only be implemented that way? If the entire governmental system were replaced, then I'd think it would be pretty useful.
02:19 πŸ”— joepie91 permissive, copyleft, and anything inbetween
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02:20 πŸ”— kyan And anyway, I think it's perfectly good to argue for things in conversation
02:20 πŸ”— joepie91 kyan: if the entire governmental system were replaced to the point where industry does not decide the laws, we wouldn't have copyright.
02:20 πŸ”— nickname Best license is NGPL (Not-a-g-you-know-what [Less Then Or Equal To] General Public License)
02:20 πŸ”— sag47_irs Yes, but it is a part of the GPL.
02:20 πŸ”— joepie91 kyan: thus defeating the point of the discussion AND the purpose of the GPL
02:20 πŸ”— nickname NGPL? no
02:20 πŸ”— kyan Huh?
02:20 πŸ”— aaaaaaaaa But what I don't understand is if all copying is legal, then why would the government give two cares about it suing people over copying?
02:20 πŸ”— nickname Oh sorry
02:20 πŸ”— sag47_irs And the GPL protections afforded me to keep it open.
02:20 πŸ”— joepie91 sag47_irs: and every other license, which makes it pointless to point at the GPL specifically
02:20 πŸ”— joepie91 sag47_irs: ANY open-source license would have done so.
02:20 πŸ”— joepie91 this is not an inherent benefit of the GPL
02:21 πŸ”— sag47_irs I think you're missing the point. Choosing an appropriate license is good for a project. But by saying the GPL is entirely bad is misguided.
02:21 πŸ”— * joepie91 sighs
02:21 πŸ”— kyan No, if we didn't have copyright, in my ideal world, the government would require everything to be published and archived freely, and punish anyone who doesn't do that.
02:21 πŸ”— nickname xyz v3 goes against xyz v3 YAAH YAAH
02:21 πŸ”— joepie91 sag47_irs: I'm not missing the point. I'm contradicting your points.
02:21 πŸ”— kyan In that situation, the GPL would be completely unnecessary
02:21 πŸ”— joepie91 sag47_irs: and you are failing to list any benefits of the GPL
02:21 πŸ”— joepie91 sag47_irs: and the one you did list, ended up being invalid
02:21 πŸ”— sag47_irs How so? I feel we've been in agreement this entire time.
02:21 πŸ”— joepie91 sag47_irs: if you feel that the GPL is useful for something, then tell me WHAT it is useful for
02:21 πŸ”— joepie91 don't just tell me that I don't understand
02:22 πŸ”— nickname Legality is weird, deal with it
02:22 πŸ”— joepie91 kyan: requiring publication is a bad idea.
02:22 πŸ”— sag47_irs Hmm, let me retry then.
02:22 πŸ”— kyan joepie91: Hmm, I disagree
02:22 πŸ”— sag47_irs The GPL has a place as a license where you want to keep your work open and share-able.
02:22 πŸ”— sag47_irs There are other open source licenses that do similar things.
02:22 πŸ”— joepie91 sag47_irs: it doesn't, because it doesn't work like that in practice.
02:22 πŸ”— sag47_irs And afford similar protections.
02:22 πŸ”— joepie91 sag47_irs: it's only useful on paper.
02:23 πŸ”— sag47_irs No, the Linux Kernel is a prime example.
02:23 πŸ”— joepie91 how is it>?
02:23 πŸ”— sag47_irs I'm not trying to convince you to use it.
02:23 πŸ”— joepie91 that's not an answer to my question.
02:23 πŸ”— sag47_irs I'm just saying I feel it has a place in the world and that I occasionally use it.
02:23 πŸ”— joepie91 how is the Linux kernel a prime example?
02:23 πŸ”— joepie91 answer the question instead of just repeating your assertion
02:24 πŸ”— sag47_irs It is a prime example because the sharing attributes of the Linux Kernel propagated the project source into what it is today.
02:24 πŸ”— joepie91 sag47_irs: can you provide a source for that?
02:24 πŸ”— kyan Anyway, a long time ago, I was pointing out that Spotify is the only free way to get a lot of music (generally the music that most people don't know about or like). That's why it's useful to have a Spotify DRM removal tool for offline listening.
02:24 πŸ”— nickname Look at this license: https://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=8eQNH6fe
02:24 πŸ”— joepie91 nickname: that's not an open-source license.
02:24 πŸ”— sag47_irs joepie91: https://git.kernel.org/cgit/linux/kernel/git/torvalds/linux.git/tree/COPYING?id=refs/tags/v4.4-rc3
02:24 πŸ”— joepie91 it also looks horribly invalid.
02:24 πŸ”— aaaaaaaaa kyan: I'm afraid that train left the station long ago.
02:25 πŸ”— joepie91 sag47_irs: what about it?
02:25 πŸ”— sag47_irs You asked for a source.
02:25 πŸ”— kyan Yes, but I wanted to finish my rant :P
02:25 πŸ”— nickname What license is it then?
02:25 πŸ”— sag47_irs Are you saying the Linux Kernel is not a successful project? It's success is the prime example.
02:25 πŸ”— joepie91 sag47_irs: I'm asking for a source for your assertion that the Linux kernel is what it is today because of the license.
02:25 πŸ”— joepie91 you have not provided such a source.
02:25 πŸ”— sag47_irs s/It's/Its/
02:25 πŸ”— joepie91 sag47_irs: no, I am not. I'm saying that you have not proven your assertion that it's because of the license.
02:25 πŸ”— joepie91 (and frankly, I very strongly doubt that you can)
02:26 πŸ”— nickname how long has this rant been going on
02:26 πŸ”— nickname yeesh
02:26 πŸ”— sag47_irs This conversation is going to cause more effort than it's worth so I'll leave it at that. I'm not interested in a holy war.
02:26 πŸ”— joepie91 sag47_irs: my point being to not make these kind of assertions unless you can PROVE causation
02:26 πŸ”— joepie91 it doesn't help anybody
02:26 πŸ”— nickname the waste is really flowing from the pipe
02:26 πŸ”— sag47_irs If you want to understand it better I suggest you research it more.
02:26 πŸ”— joepie91 and doesn't make you draw correct conclusions
02:26 πŸ”— joepie91 sag47_irs: bullshit.
02:26 πŸ”— joepie91 sag47_irs: you make the assertion, you provide the evidence.
02:26 πŸ”— sag47_irs I've done my research and those are the conclusions I've come to. You don't have to trust them.
02:26 πŸ”— joepie91 sag47_irs: then you have not done your research correctly
02:26 πŸ”— joepie91 because you've failed to support your assertion
02:26 πŸ”— nickname [shots fired]
02:26 πŸ”— kyan That can be said of all sides of the argument...
02:27 πŸ”— sag47_irs Yeah, I'm done with this convo.
02:27 πŸ”— joepie91 kyan: feel free to ask for evidence of any of my assertions
02:27 πŸ”— nickname Golly
02:27 πŸ”— nickname Who has heard of conway's game of life?
02:27 πŸ”— kyan anything anyone believes is a consequence of their experiences, knowledge, and understanding drawn from those.
02:27 πŸ”— * nickname goes afk
02:27 πŸ”— joepie91 kyan: I'm not talking about "beliefs".
02:27 πŸ”— joepie91 I'm talking about reason and facts.
02:28 πŸ”— kyan A fact is something that a lot of people have decided together that they believe
02:28 πŸ”— joepie91 ... no, that is not at all what a fact is.
02:28 πŸ”— nickname .-.
02:28 πŸ”— kyan I believe that it is, and that's a fact.
02:28 πŸ”— kyan I think on that note, this conversation is fact^H^H^H^Hfucked
02:28 πŸ”— nickname This conversation has degenerated into OPINION = FACT
02:28 πŸ”— joepie91 a fact is objectively provable
02:29 πŸ”— kyan Objective proof is just a bunch of people saying, "we see the same thing, and we agree about what it means."
02:29 πŸ”— joepie91 ...
02:29 πŸ”— * joepie91 sighs
02:29 πŸ”— joepie91 no, no it is not.
02:29 πŸ”— joepie91 sorry, but if you start making up your own definitions, there's no reasonable discussion that can be had here
02:30 πŸ”— nickname According to Merriam Webster, a fact is something that truly exists or happens : something that has actual existence : a true piece of information
02:30 πŸ”— kyan Hmm :P
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02:30 πŸ”— joepie91 objective proof in no way requires agreement; it only requires logical validity
02:30 πŸ”— nickname Welcome to the waste piepe
02:30 πŸ”— kyan Ok. So it's something that "truly" exists. How did one come to that truth?
02:30 πŸ”— nickname *pipe
02:30 πŸ”— joepie91 logical and ____ validity, forgot the word for the second thing.
02:30 πŸ”— kyan Oh! Logical proof, yes, indeed doesn't require agreement
02:31 πŸ”— nickname According to Merriam-Webster, truth is the truth : the real facts about something : the things that are true : the quality or state of being true : a statement or idea that is true or accepted as true
02:31 πŸ”— kyan Thing is, that physical observations, and such, cannot be logically proven
02:31 πŸ”— kyan Logical proof is only obtainable in the realm of abstractions
02:31 πŸ”— joepie91 for example, one can objectively observe that there are many known instances of GPL infringement in the embedded industry, and that the copyright holders have expressed their frustration at not being financially capable of filing suit
02:31 πŸ”— Fletcher this part of the discussion seems to be fairly useless since it's stemmed from "[statement]" "can you explain why you believe this statement is true" "no, educate yourself"
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02:32 πŸ”— nickname yada yada we can never feel anything -- everything is subjective -- existentialism -- etc
02:33 πŸ”— joepie91 which is a very strong piece of evidence for the fact that GPL enforcement against large parasitic entities is not viable
02:33 πŸ”— kyan Yes, that's objective observation, but can't be LOGICALLY proven, since it's not an abstract concept
02:33 πŸ”— joepie91 which in turn invalidates the logic behind the GPL
02:33 πŸ”— nickname gnu didn't knew
02:33 πŸ”— joepie91 kyan: hence [03:30] <joepie91> logical and ____ validity, forgot the word for the second thing.
02:33 πŸ”— sag47_irs punny :)
02:33 πŸ”— joepie91 kyan: the second being objectively observable data
02:33 πŸ”— kyan empirical?
02:34 πŸ”— joepie91 a more specific term
02:34 πŸ”— nickname public license breaks ends
02:34 πŸ”— joepie91 anyhow, the thing I described above re: embedded industry
02:34 πŸ”— joepie91 is an example of the thing I can't find the word for.
02:34 πŸ”— kyan well, logical validity and soundness
02:34 πŸ”— kyan but that's not at the same place in the phrase
02:34 πŸ”— aaaaaaaaa they finally made the a priori and a posteriori distinction, whew.
02:35 πŸ”— sag47_irs Alright, then to clarify. I provided the Kernel as an example as a successful project that is used in many ways. The GPL didn't hinder it from being a successful project. You mention the GPL is parasitic in nature (a Microsoft statement originally from Ballmer).
02:35 πŸ”— kyan "logical and empirical validity" is a fairly common phrase, though
02:35 πŸ”— nickname null and void poloroid
02:35 πŸ”— sag47_irs However, I pointed the Kernel out as an example because it shows a project can be successful under GPL and still be compliant.
02:35 πŸ”— kyan He's not calling the GPL parasitic, but the entities that misuse it parasityc
02:35 πŸ”— joepie91 sag47_irs: you are wrong.
02:35 πŸ”— kyan if I understood correctly
02:35 πŸ”— joepie91 sag47_irs: http://zfsonlinux.org/faq.html#WhatAboutTheLicensingIssue
02:35 πŸ”— sag47_irs Keep in mind that it's not 100% GPL, there are exceptions.
02:36 πŸ”— joepie91 [03:35] <kyan> He's not calling the GPL parasitic, but the entities that misuse it parasityc
02:36 πŸ”— nickname This discussion is like a lysol can, "99.99% open source"
02:36 πŸ”— joepie91 yes
02:36 πŸ”— joepie91 sag47_irs: the above example is hardly the only one.
02:37 πŸ”— joepie91 "GPL-compatible" is a thing for a reason.
02:37 πŸ”— nickname Windows-compatible and mac compatible doesn't include linux
02:37 πŸ”— nickname *correction: *nix for all of those iffy people
02:37 πŸ”— sag47_irs Nothing in my statement is wrong.
02:38 πŸ”— sag47_irs The Linux Kernel is a successful project.
02:38 πŸ”— nickname ^True
02:38 πŸ”— joepie91 sag47_irs: yet it is not as successful as it could have been.
02:38 πŸ”— joepie91 thus the GPL has hindered it.
02:38 πŸ”— nickname ^Subjective
02:38 πŸ”— joepie91 ...
02:38 πŸ”— joepie91 nickname: I just provided an example.
02:38 πŸ”— sag47_irs It still thrived despite being a GPL licensed project. I think that's about as much benefit as I'll get from further discussion.
02:39 πŸ”— joepie91 sag47_irs: so your argument isn't that the GPL doesn't get in the way, but that the GPL doesn't get in the way so much that a large project with hundreds of thousands of manhours can't become reasonably popular?
02:39 πŸ”— sag47_irs A lot of merit is due to the project itself and not the license.
02:39 πŸ”— joepie91 because that's a pretty damn weak argument for a license
02:39 πŸ”— sag47_irs A good product is a good product no matter what you license it under.
02:39 πŸ”— nickname Let's discuss this horrible license instead: https://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=8eQNH6fe
02:39 πŸ”— joepie91 and doesn't exactly speak for the GPL being a great choice
02:39 πŸ”— kyan Anyway, regardless of what anyone else says, believes, has proven, etc., I know I'm TOTALLY FUCKIN RIGHT! All the time! Because I'm me! #swag #yolo #win #rekt
02:39 πŸ”— * kyan has won the argument
02:39 πŸ”— * aaaaaaaaa dodges the dropped mic
02:39 πŸ”— joepie91 sag47_irs: this is completely orthogonal to the original argumentt
02:40 πŸ”— joepie91 that the GPL gets more in the way of open-source than of parasitic vendors
02:40 πŸ”— nickname PSA: hashtags aren't for irc
02:40 πŸ”— sag47_irs It depends on your goals joepie91. Perhaps for the intentions of your projects it's not a great choice.
02:40 πŸ”— joepie91 urgh
02:40 πŸ”— sag47_irs It's still a choice none-the-less.
02:40 πŸ”— joepie91 this has nothing to do with my projects, sag47_irs
02:40 πŸ”— nickname Git out of here
02:40 πŸ”— joepie91 there is a KNOWN, DOCUMENTED, PROVABLE issue with licensing conflicts amongst copyleft licenses
02:40 πŸ”— sag47_irs And I'm saying one size does not fit all.
02:40 πŸ”— joepie91 including the GPL
02:40 πŸ”— joepie91 this is a KNOWN, DOCUMENTED, PROVABLE issue for REAL-WORLD SOFTWARE.
02:40 πŸ”— sag47_irs To claim something fits no size is short sighted I think.
02:40 πŸ”— joepie91 so what the fuck are you even talking about?
02:41 πŸ”— nickname metaphors
02:41 πŸ”— sag47_irs We're talking about project requirements friend.
02:41 πŸ”— joepie91 sag47_irs: you're just typing empty sentences now
02:41 πŸ”— sag47_irs When someone sets project requirements they have intentions for that project.
02:41 πŸ”— joepie91 you're not making any points, not making any arguments
02:41 πŸ”— joepie91 you're just making hand-wavy "whatever, it's all just opinions, man" statements
02:41 πŸ”— sag47_irs One chooses appropriate requirements for the project. One of those choices is the license.
02:41 πŸ”— joepie91 that have absolutely fuck all to do with the original assertion or discussion
02:41 πŸ”— nickname project requirements: brain, computer, and a project manager (like git)
02:41 πŸ”— sag47_irs If the goal is to keep the software free and share-able as a requirement then the GPL is a viable choice for licensing.
02:42 πŸ”— joepie91 sag47_irs: yes, none of which is in any way relevant to the discussion being had
02:42 πŸ”— joepie91 sag47_irs: no
02:42 πŸ”— joepie91 it is not
02:42 πŸ”— nickname What did I miss?
02:42 πŸ”— joepie91 for the reasons I have already outlined
02:42 πŸ”— joepie91 which you seem to refuse to accept
02:42 πŸ”— sag47_irs joepie91: you don't seem to be reasonable and are more interested in personal attacks.
02:42 πŸ”— joepie91 instead throwing hand-wavy arguments that don't really say anything
02:42 πŸ”— joepie91 and just repeat your original assertion WHICH I'VE JUST DISPROVEN.
02:42 πŸ”— joepie91 sag47_irs: I'm not making any personal attacks
02:42 πŸ”— joepie91 sag47_irs: I am pointing out the flaws in your reasoning
02:42 πŸ”— joepie91 or rather
02:42 πŸ”— joepie91 the lack thereof
02:43 πŸ”— sag47_irs Ok, you win.
02:43 πŸ”— joepie91 you are just repeating assertions
02:43 πŸ”— joepie91 yet fail to back them up
02:43 πŸ”— sag47_irs I lack the will to continue.
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02:43 πŸ”— aaaaaaaaa I think you two have gotten way past the point of talking past each other. I'm not even sure you have the same topic.
02:43 πŸ”— aaaaaaaaa or that
02:43 πŸ”— nickname Please join #argueteam-gnu for any more of these discussions
02:44 πŸ”— * joepie91 has an extremely low tolerance for this kind of "I will repeatedly shove assertions down your throat until you accept them" style of "discussion"
02:44 πŸ”— nickname Please
02:44 πŸ”— aaaaaaaaa kyan: can you even use spotify offline?
02:44 πŸ”— kyan aaaaaaaaa, you can with premium
02:44 πŸ”— kyan I don't have premiu
02:44 πŸ”— kyan so I use a tool to de-DRM it
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02:44 πŸ”— kyan in theory
02:45 πŸ”— kyan of course I don't actually do that, since I live in America
02:45 πŸ”— joepie91 well, there went my focus.
02:45 πŸ”— joepie91 excellent.
02:46 πŸ”— aaaaaaaaa ah, that makes more sense. Didn't know they had a premium tier.
02:48 πŸ”— joepie91 150MB/sec read from external HDD< not bad
02:49 πŸ”— joepie91 and 110MB/sec from a WD Green...?
02:49 πŸ”— joepie91 what is this sorcery
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02:50 πŸ”— kyan maybe the external drive has a red inside?
02:51 πŸ”— kyan :P
02:52 πŸ”— joepie91 lol
02:52 πŸ”— * joepie91 is md5summing
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02:55 πŸ”— myself you md5summed the net in half!
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02:56 πŸ”— aaaaaaaaa This has me both relieved and worried: https://blog.mozilla.org/advancingcontent/2015/12/04/advancing-content/
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02:59 πŸ”— joepie91 myself: yeah, sorry for that
02:59 πŸ”— nickname_ is the old me still here
02:59 πŸ”— joepie91 myself: shouldn't have stored these files on efnet's servers
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03:00 πŸ”— joepie91 aaaaaaaaa: haven't clicked yet. wild guess: marketing bullshit?
03:00 πŸ”— nickname_ what happened?
03:00 πŸ”— achip aaaaaaaaa: what does ".. focus on content discovery" entail
03:00 πŸ”— aaaaaaaaa that is what has me worried
03:00 πŸ”— joepie91 yep, marketing bullshit
03:00 πŸ”— joepie91 expect something worse
03:01 πŸ”— joepie91 if it weren't something worse, they'd have no reason to be so evasive and vague about it
03:01 πŸ”— achip tile ads were a little weird, I can see moving away from that but I can only think of a couple ways that your browser can discover content
03:02 πŸ”— aaaaaaaaa "Native tabs" they will open new tabs to sponsored content they think you are interested based on the ones you have open.
03:03 πŸ”— aaaaaaaaa bookmarks will randomly go to approved locations that sound like what you linked to.
03:03 πŸ”— aaaaaaaaa Dogs and cats living together, mass hysteria!
03:04 πŸ”— myself here I was hoping it would just sit back and say "nah man I'm fine"
03:04 πŸ”— myself but that's the other homonym of "content"
03:04 πŸ”— nickname_ achip!
03:05 πŸ”— aaaaaaaaa but I do love the writer's job description: "As VP of Content Services, Darren Herman is responsible for diversifying revenue and sustaining Mozilla’s mission through innovation in content and personalization products and services."
03:05 πŸ”— nickname_ I'm up to *mailman.stanford.edu/p*
03:05 πŸ”— joepie91 nickname_: a server went down, nothing to worry about.
03:05 πŸ”— nickname_ wait what?
03:05 πŸ”— joepie91 nickname_: re: what happened
03:05 πŸ”— joepie91 an efnet server went down.
03:05 πŸ”— nickname_ Oh
03:05 πŸ”— joepie91 aaaaaaaaa: ie. "I peddle ads and shit"
03:05 πŸ”— nickname_ That's why I had trouble connecting
03:06 πŸ”— nickname_ Now I'm stuck with qweb again
03:06 πŸ”— nickname_ "breadband"
03:06 πŸ”— nickname_ "breadband internut"
03:09 πŸ”— joepie91 compressed text files from 50GB to 2GB \o/
03:09 πŸ”— joepie91 free space get
03:11 πŸ”— nickname_ How do you compress text files other then putting them in a zip (or tar.gz or tar.bz2 or rar or 7z or zip, etc)?
03:11 πŸ”— joepie91 disks slightly less full: http://sprunge.us/jRBP
03:11 πŸ”— joepie91 nickname_: zip
03:11 πŸ”— nickname_ What distro?
03:11 πŸ”— joepie91 openSUSE
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03:12 πŸ”— nickname_ Eh, I prefer lubuntu, point linux, linux mate, busenlabs and ultimate edtion when I'm feeling extra fancy.
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03:12 πŸ”— * joepie91 prefers his system just-working
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03:13 πŸ”— joepie91 hence openSUSE
03:13 πŸ”— joepie91 shit just doesn't break
03:13 πŸ”— joepie91 no matter what you update, upgrade, etc
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03:13 πŸ”— nickname I like point linux, it's stable
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03:15 πŸ”— joepie91 nickname: 04:15am up 123 days 5:54, 6 users, load average: 0.06, 0.11, 0.08
03:15 πŸ”— joepie91 stabble enough :P
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03:15 πŸ”— joepie91 stable*
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03:15 πŸ”— joepie91 well I'm cheating a bit, that's my laptop
03:15 πŸ”— joepie91 desktop is 04:15am up 36 days 3:27, 1 user, load average: 1.78, 3.59, 3.66
03:15 πŸ”— nickname It's not like fedora, with it's bleeding edge-y-ness or like debian with it's extreme breaks of only security updates. Point Linux and Bunsen are in the middle
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03:15 πŸ”— joepie91 Chrome and AMD drivers do not like each other
03:16 πŸ”— nickname Uptime: 2:23:27:29
03:16 πŸ”— joepie91 nickname: openSUSE is recent-enough out of the box, has a shitton of user repos (plus build service) if you need the absolute latest, shit doesn't break across updates
03:16 πŸ”— joepie91 perfect for me
03:16 πŸ”— nickname what package manager?
03:17 πŸ”— joepie91 zypper / yast
03:17 πŸ”— joepie91 yast only if I want a GUI
03:17 πŸ”— joepie91 eg. to search stufcf
03:17 πŸ”— joepie91 stuff *
03:17 πŸ”— joepie91 I use zypper from terminal most of the time
03:17 πŸ”— joepie91 well and 1 click installs load in yast as well
03:17 πŸ”— nickname I stick with debian based because I like apt-get
03:17 πŸ”— joepie91 nickname: zypper is VERY similar to apt-get
03:17 πŸ”— nickname APT-GET MASTER RACE
03:18 πŸ”— joepie91 except with more features
03:18 πŸ”— joepie91 and it does RPM
03:18 πŸ”— joepie91 but operationally, it's rather similar
03:18 πŸ”— nickname is it like "zypper install vlc"
03:18 πŸ”— joepie91 (I can't stand yum, personally)
03:18 πŸ”— joepie91 yep
03:18 πŸ”— joepie91 nickname: name an uncommon package, and I'll paste what the output looks like
03:19 πŸ”— joepie91 nickname: nvm, thought of one
03:20 πŸ”— joepie91 nickname: https://gist.github.com/joepie91/6195d879c5270a5ac6a8
03:20 πŸ”— joepie91 (I don't run KDE, so lots of deps coming with it)
03:21 πŸ”— joepie91 nickname: big benefit of zypper over apt-get is that zypper has actual dependency conflict resolution (giving you multiple choices)
03:21 πŸ”— joepie91 whereas apt-get just throws its hands up in the air and goes "IDK MAN, NO CAN DO"
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03:23 πŸ”— joepie91 derp
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04:13 πŸ”— fie yeah, I'm apt junkee
04:14 πŸ”— fie I know rpm/yum have like all the same features but I'm used to apt and with ubuntu/etc popularity there are usually always .deb packages for everything
04:14 πŸ”— fie the only thing I've ran into that didn't have a .deb is adobe media server
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06:03 πŸ”— kyan_ joepie91: is there any advantage over aptitude? That's what I usually use...
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06:04 πŸ”— kyan_ Man, Confluence really makes a lot of URLs
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06:17 πŸ”— joepie91 fie: that doesn't really have anything to do with the package manager, though.
06:18 πŸ”— fie Ok, so what is it that the other one can do that dpkg/apt cannot?
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06:49 πŸ”— CatButts butts
06:49 πŸ”— CatButts [#archiveteam-bs] <fie> CatButts, http://www.newgrounds.com/bbs/topic/247144
06:50 πŸ”— CatButts I hope I didn't miss something else, text went outside backlog
06:50 πŸ”— fie not that I am aware
06:50 πŸ”— fie just people talking about the game in 2003
06:50 πŸ”— fie might try private messaging those people
06:51 πŸ”— CatButts I doubt anyone bothered to save that game
06:51 πŸ”— JesseW you all do know this channel has *two* public logs...
06:51 πŸ”— CatButts from those people
06:51 πŸ”— fie JesseW, ok?
06:52 πŸ”— JesseW so if you miss something (due to netsplits, etc) you can check them, rather than asking in the channel
06:52 πŸ”— CatButts point taken
06:52 πŸ”— JesseW :-)
06:52 πŸ”— CatButts http://bbsimg.ngfiles.com/1/4726000/ngbbs4243a77e32861.jpg
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06:53 πŸ”— kyan_ Derives seem to be building up again. :(
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07:16 πŸ”— kyan_ There's some more of Docstoc uploading from me, btw
07:16 πŸ”— kyan_ not to the tracker or whatever
07:16 πŸ”— kyan_ since it didn't upload right
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07:53 πŸ”— * ersi derives kyan_
07:54 πŸ”— * kyan_ is too large to automatically generate a torrent.
07:56 πŸ”— * CatButts rolls on his arse
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13:16 πŸ”— SimpBrain i was thinking earlier today about archivebot and there was discussion about trying to go over to some of grab-site's code
13:16 πŸ”— SimpBrain since each machine can run so many concurrent
13:16 πŸ”— SimpBrain why not either
13:17 πŸ”— SimpBrain recode site-grab to have 2 executables, client and server(hub)
13:17 πŸ”— RichardG_ is now known as RichardG
13:17 πŸ”— SimpBrain and treat the grabbers as clients as like a irc network
13:17 πŸ”— SimpBrain then you can link them up via client/server config
13:18 πŸ”— SimpBrain and relay the status between each other
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15:07 πŸ”— godane i thought there was a few hours missing for this date: https://archive.org/details/kpfa-archives-radio-podcast-2006-03-19
15:08 πŸ”— godane but turns out 1600 is 4 hours long
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17:40 πŸ”— schbirid2 nice, my ST8000AS0002-1NA17Z died
17:40 πŸ”— schbirid2 at least it is corrupted with no recovery
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18:00 πŸ”— kyan Grab-site-ing a site that estimates a penis size given a name makes it crawl a page talking about how long Robots.txt's penis would be :P
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21:26 πŸ”— kyan IA blocked my crawler.... guess I was going too fast -_-
21:31 πŸ”— JesseW kyan: what crawler?
21:31 πŸ”— kyan grab-site
21:31 πŸ”— JesseW and what were you trying to grab from IA?
21:31 πŸ”— kyan 1.1 URLs per second, 5 concurrency, no delay
21:31 πŸ”— kyan their wiki
21:31 πŸ”— JesseW which wiki?
21:31 πŸ”— kyan https://wiki.archive.org/
21:32 πŸ”— JesseW it appears to require registration?
21:32 πŸ”— kyan I'll do it again at some point
21:32 πŸ”— kyan may I pm you?
21:32 πŸ”— JesseW sure
21:39 πŸ”— yipdw I get the feeling that that is not intended for public consumption
21:40 πŸ”— yipdw if that is true, that blocking is entirely justified
21:40 πŸ”— kyan Fair enough
21:41 πŸ”— yipdw like, I just signed up and I'm denied access to AFAICT everything
21:42 πŸ”— kyan No need to sign up
21:42 πŸ”— kyan everything there is available without registratino
21:42 πŸ”— kyan just click the LoginName link
21:42 πŸ”— kyan and there's a navigation toolbar
21:42 πŸ”— kyan that shows a small amount of public info
21:42 πŸ”— kyan just a few logos, as far as I can tell
21:42 πŸ”— kyan There may be more that is login-walled, but I'm not getting that
21:43 πŸ”— yipdw I don't have a LoginName link
21:43 πŸ”— kyan I've slowed down the crawl to 1 con / 500ms, and they've turned off the block
21:43 πŸ”— kyan from the same IP
21:43 πŸ”— kyan so I guess they don't mind too much
21:43 πŸ”— kyan On https://wiki.archive.org/twiki/bin/login/Main/WebHome?origurl=/twiki/bin/view/Main/WebHome
21:43 πŸ”— yipdw oh god
21:43 πŸ”— kyan which https://wiki.archive.org/ redirects to
21:43 πŸ”— yipdw you're getting all the stock TWiki pages
21:44 πŸ”— yipdw which are present in every TWiki distribution
21:44 πŸ”— kyan Well, they'll twickle in at my reduced crawl rate
21:44 πŸ”— kyan (that was a pun)
21:44 πŸ”— yipdw you're getting nothing that doesn't exist in any other twiki install
21:45 πŸ”— kyan There's this https://wiki.archive.org/twiki/bin/view/IAFCU/WebHome
21:45 πŸ”— kyan It's not that much data, anyway
21:45 πŸ”— yipdw whatever I'm not going to argue this
21:45 πŸ”— kyan :P
21:45 πŸ”— * kyan is a militant archivist
21:46 πŸ”— kyan ...very militant
21:46 πŸ”— yipdw I'd use other words
21:46 πŸ”— kyan like, obsessive-compulsive?
21:46 πŸ”— yipdw misdirected
21:46 πŸ”— kyan That's probably fairly accurate
21:46 πŸ”— kyan Hmm, perhaps
21:47 πŸ”— kyan I think that's a matter of perspective, though
21:47 πŸ”— kyan I wonder how my thoughts on archival will change as I get older though
21:47 πŸ”— kyan maybe I'll see where the rest of the world is coming from. Hard to say, but it's interesting to consider
21:48 πŸ”— kyan I think I'm a fairly useful archivist, though, misdirected or not; I've gotten quite a few views of my archives on IA
21:49 πŸ”— kyan so people have some interest in some of what I'm saving, at any rate
21:49 πŸ”— kyan In light of that, I just keep doing my thing.
21:50 πŸ”— yipdw which is cool
21:50 πŸ”— HCross I base my archiving on "stuff I find thats cool and interesting"
21:51 πŸ”— kyan I think one of my crawls has had almost 200,000 views, which is pretty fun
21:51 πŸ”— kyan that's over a couple of years, though
21:51 πŸ”— yipdw it's just my view and lord knows I'm hardly consistent or perfectly directed at all
21:51 πŸ”— yipdw so there's no need to justify anything
21:52 πŸ”— * JesseW agrees with yipdw in this case (both about it being misdirected, and not worth arguing over)
21:52 πŸ”— kyan I would want to justify if I piped /dev/urandom into IA for a petabyte
21:52 πŸ”— kyan just sayin
21:52 πŸ”— kyan Regardless, such is life :P
21:53 πŸ”— JesseW oh god, now someone mentioned it -- now there will be /porn/ of piping a petabyte of /dev/urandom into IA
21:53 πŸ”— kyan ewww.
21:53 πŸ”— JesseW nodnodnodnod
21:54 πŸ”— yipdw hey if gets you off it's coo
21:56 πŸ”— yipdw also me saying "misdirected" in an archive team channel is superbly rich given the origins of all of this
21:56 πŸ”— yipdw ANYWAY
21:56 πŸ”— * yipdw done
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