[00:08] oh. right. that silly 35mm blowup of a 16mm print [00:09] it's a scan of a blowup of a print [00:09] get it right [02:05] just got my cryptozookeeper DVD today- awesome case [02:24] underscor: it isn't gzip. I just sniffed an attempt (turns out I did already have wireshark installed) and gzip never entered the picture [02:24] the interaction is a bit strange, though [02:25] utorrent spammed 7 requests at the server right off the bat, with Connection: keep-alive, and the server then responded to each of them [02:26] (I was more expecting to see request, response, request2, response2, etc) [02:34] AHA [02:35] files.xml on the server is larger than the files.xml in the torrent file [02:37] and in hindsight, that is a no brainer [02:38] adding the generated torrent files modifies the file [02:47] aha [02:47] Coderjoe: That is an excellent catch [02:48] No wonder [02:48] Well, the torrents are dynamically generated now anyway, and never enter the picture as an item anyway [02:49] the torrent files are going to have to live outside the files.xml file if it is to be included in the torrent [02:50] true, but your poc was adding them as additional files that are part of the item, rather than metadata [04:03] Coderjoe: Not anymore, they live outside the items now [04:38] http://www.archive.org/details/evr_demonstration_on_film [04:38] interesting [04:38] i have to wonder how much material got published in this format [05:34] what's the format? [05:56] chronomex: CBS' EVR (Electronic Video Recorder)... which amusingly actually uses a 16mm-wide film to record two 8mm-ish frames along with 2 separate magsound strips [05:58] so it is more or less a film format (rather than electronic), with a telecine device inside the player (which is about the same size as an 80s-ish VHS deck) [06:01] interesting [07:15] http://blog.oup.com/2011/08/concise/ <- woot, noob, mankini is now words in Concise Oxford English Dictionary :D [07:19] heh [07:22] http://oxforddictionaries.com/definition/momo [07:22] a steamed dumbling filled with meat or vegetables. O_O [07:22] * illunatic is disappoint [07:24] hah [07:25] also hungry now [07:27] * illunatic invests in nurdle herders inb4 3D printing [08:44] http://sylviashemsida.com/ [08:44] wow.. [08:46] oh dear god... it begins [08:46] http://www.ibm.com/smarterplanet/us/en/business_analytics/article/cognitive_computing.html [08:46] SyNAPSE... leading the way to skynet [13:05] hm, my robots-relapse robots.txt archival project has created mixed results i guess [13:05] very different amounts of data over the time [13:06] http://94.23.17.19:55555/ if someone wants to grab my files right now, the server will be dead really soon [13:19] apparently so :) [13:19] heh [13:19] i have them elsewhere if someone is really interested [13:19] and i will try to keep running it daily [15:43] What files [15:43] Well, the server's not up now. [15:43] So sketch! [15:43] y! [15:46] >:D [15:47] What is this [15:47] The files, I mean. [15:48] robots.txt files of the 10000 top domains according to alexa [15:49] Sure. [15:50] How big does that end up being? It must be, like, 14k compressed. [15:50] dunno right now and have to run [15:50] <1 megabyte per day iirc [15:52] Well, put it somewhere for us next time that's not the back of a virtual white van. [15:56] having fun at USPS expense is nice.. just got a package (preweighed mind you) with 68cents postage due [15:56] i removed contents (undetectable) and i'll send it back as 'return to sender' now [15:56] which will cost them more than 68 cents in labor.. morons [16:02] Ah. Most people call that mail fraud. [16:07] but this is the modern age, all fraud is simply called "having fun" now, why do you think all the bankers have such wide grins? [16:08] "getting things done" [16:08] ^ [16:08] They have so much money, how could they not smile? >:D [16:36] The data from the google groups profile discovery crawl is just trickling in. Any ideas on how to increase that crawl? ndurner? [17:40] swebb: IPv6? [18:06] drugs? [18:37] no thank you, I'm straight [18:50] lies [18:52] Oh thak goodness. [18:53] . [19:13] It's a +o party [19:43] SO MUCH CRAP ON THE NEW LAPTOP [20:07] hmm [20:07] we have a lot of bash ninjas in here [20:07] is this really a best practice idiom for detecting whether a variable is set? [20:07] [ "x" = "x$RABBITMQ_NODENAME" ] && RABBITMQ_NODENAME=... [20:08] oh wait, never mind, rabbitmq-server uses /bin/sh as its interpreter [20:18] [ -z "$RABBITMQ_NODENAME" ] && blahblah [20:19] -z is part of standard test, afaicr [20:20] I don't know if it's a 'best practice', but it's certainly idiomatic of shell scripting [20:29] cool, BBS documentary arrived [20:45] Excellent [21:02] Are we about ready to start uploading friendster to archive.org? I do believe we are. [21:03] sweet [21:03] AWW SHIT FRIENDSTER'S HERE [21:03] Now, to point out AGAIN, I can keep adding files into the items, they're NOT set in stone. [21:05] I'll be able to start uploading mine to you tomorrow, I think [21:06] if you could go ahead and wax the slot that'd be great [21:17] Achievement Unlocked: Download Geocities [21:18] It'd been a while since I'd had the fun of a completely new laptop. [21:19] With quad core insanity. [21:19] mmm [21:19] I'm going to of course try rendering GET LAMP in full HD on it. [21:19] :) [21:19] but of course [21:20] No such animal currently exists. [21:20] out of curious, how do you store the information about what bit of video goes where? [21:20] It'll be fun to make. [21:20] Like, what do you mean? [21:20] well, when I last made a dvd I made a Makefile [21:20] hm, interesting [21:21] but I'm a programmer and Makefiles are the way a programmer automates the production of anything that has a source form and a compiled form [21:21] DVD is different than video [21:21] right [21:21] DVD was done using a program, item was edited using different program. [21:21] Both have save-offs, .veg for one, .dsk or .pro for the other, I forget [21:22] Tiny files referencing tons of other items. [21:22] I had a bunch of videos that needed to be combined in a certain order into chapters, still images that needed to be created and put in the right format, then a dvd menu specification and subtitles that needed to be built [21:22] then a dvd image could be built [21:23] so you just open one of those files in the program that created it? [21:32] All of this, I use mastering software that comes with veggas. [21:42] veggas? lol [21:49] Resolving archiveteamorg.appspot.com... 74.125.127.141 [21:49] ndurner: --2011-08-19 14:49:12-- http://archiveteamorg.appspot.com/getgrp [21:49] 2011-08-19 14:49:12 ERROR 502: Bad Gateway. [21:49] Connecting to archiveteamorg.appspot.com|74.125.127.141|:80... connected. [21:49] HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 502 Bad Gateway [21:49] 502 = nothing to do :-) [21:51] and ERROR 501: Not Implemented. ? (on http://archiveteamorg.appspot.com/getdir?n=1) [21:51] throttled [21:51] ah. [21:54] ahem [21:54] lots of unused error numbers you could have picked :) [21:57] ndurner: There isn't anything to download?!? [21:58] 2011-08-19 14:55:01 ERROR 509: Bandwidth Limit Exceeded. [21:59] Not at the moment [21:59] yes, I'm trying other error codes [22:02] ok, 509 = throttled, 444 = nothing to do right now [22:02] cool :) [22:03] find a way to put 418 I'm a teapot to good use [22:05] --2011-08-20 00:04:10-- http://archiveteamorg.appspot.com/donedir2?sel=gtype%3D0%2Cusenet%3Dadobe.dimensions%2C& [22:05] [...] [22:05] 2011-08-20 00:04:10 ERROR 403: Forbidden. [22:05] Also harmless? [22:15] alard: yes [22:58] yay, my security torx bits arrived [23:02] anything exciting you plan to open up? [23:12] the router I bricked a while back [23:14] still need to find the header to solder on to the board, so that I can plug in a serial cable [23:18] actually, I'm not really sure where to find such a thing [23:19] I'd try radio shack, but they're pretty hopeless [23:19] Let me tell you, having synergy installed on two laptops and a desktop and you are a fucking PIMP [23:22] heh [23:22] http://twitter.com/#!/textfiles/status/104693230506999808 [23:22] I go the hardware-kvm route, but yes [23:22] And there's another chapter from Jason Scott's Update on How to Win Friends and Influence People [23:22] lol [23:28] Is synergy that KVM without the V ? [23:31] yea, takes mouse and keyboard input from one machine and distributes it via a network to the others [23:32] SketchCow: make sure you sprinkle some ssh on that, but I bet you knew that [23:57] so SketchCow- so is that Yuko person a spambot, or did they actually tweet you intentionally?