[00:07] <godane> looks like someone archived git history of linux
[00:07] <godane> weird that its only in tar
[00:08] <godane> should be to my in tar.gz or tar.bz2
[00:08] <db48x2> it's all text, so presumably bz2 would be best
[00:08] <godane> or even .tar.lzma or 7z
[00:09] <godane> i understand have a tar option but weird that there is no gzip tar or bzip tar
[00:20] <godane> its very cool you have thingiverse on archive.org
[00:21] <godane> good to make 3 to 6 month updates of sites like that
[00:21] <godane> when there small
[00:22] <godane> now i look at twaud.io is all in one .tar.gz
[00:22] <godane> 192gb
[00:23] <godane> i'm surprise that was not split up like geocities
[00:34] <godane> i think textfiles.com could fit on to a bluray live linux system :-D
[00:34] <godane> like livecd but on using bluray
[01:50] <Coderjoe> I do tech at some fan conventions... the micing in that video was driving me crazy
[01:51] <Coderjoe> git compresses stuff after some period of time, iirc
[03:52] <SketchCow> Hey, kids
[03:52] <SketchCow> We're officially off Flophouse!!
[03:53] <db48x2> that should help it misread magazines more quickly
[03:54] <godane> hey SketchCow
[03:55] <SketchCow> Hey
[03:55] <godane> i have the same ocd with backing up stuff i'm downloading
[03:55] <godane> 56k dial-up does that
[03:56] <godane> i had like mostly full dbgt season that was made in realmedia with fan subs
[03:56] <godane> 63 of the 64 episodes
[03:57] <godane> 30mb each
[04:07] <db48x2> osm.org is addictive
[04:37] <db48x2> cool, Friendster upload finished
[04:37] <db48x2> total size is 1068086639968
[04:38] <db48x2> SketchCow: I have a sliver of Google Groups Files to upload, should I use the same slot?
[04:41] <db48x2> went ahead and uploaded it
[05:00] <SketchCow> Tes
[05:00] <SketchCow> Yes
[05:07] <db48x2> 3TB drive prices have gone up :(
[05:07] <B2K24-Wor> they have?
[05:07] <db48x2> yea
[05:08] <B2K24-Wor> I was getting usb 3.0 externals @ $129
[05:08] <db48x2> $150 minimum now, and that's for the annoying WD caviar green drives
[05:12] <Cameron_D> WD Green 1T/2T/3T $59/$83/$176
[05:13] <Cameron_D> $150 is cheap :P
[05:13] <db48x2> not as cheap as it used to be
[05:13] <db48x2> also, the WD Green drives are annoyingly slow
[05:13] <db48x2> (and therefore "green")
[05:14] <Cameron_D> green = we'll make it spin slower
[05:14] <db48x2> http://www.pricewatch.com/gallery/hard_removable_drives/sata_3tb
[09:10] <kin37ik> well, i guess i kind of worried my ISP a bit lol
[09:11] <db48x2> :)
[09:11] <kin37ik> i smashed out about 60gb to 70gb over night and
[09:11] <kin37ik> my ISP felt the need to send me an e-mail lol
[09:12] <db48x2> heh
[12:15] <ats> SketchCow: http://www.ae5x.com/blog/2011/09/08/three-issues-of-73-magazine-as-pdf-files/ (looks like actually quite a lot of it is available, from a quick Google search...)
[12:29] <emijrp> http://stallman.org/
[12:42] <SketchCow> Gotta say, that is one spotty-as-hell collection.
[12:42] <SketchCow> I mostly am tracking down torrents that are complete runs of things.
[12:42] <SketchCow> This morning, I've finally gotten around to doing an upload of handheld games.
[12:43] <SketchCow> http://www.archive.org/details/manuals-handheld-games-Coleco-DonkeyKongJr&reCache=1 for example
[12:43] <SketchCow> These are going to BLOW right in
[12:44] <SketchCow> The system barely spends seconds on it.
[12:44] <SketchCow> I am adding 217.
[12:48] <SketchCow> The system isn't even breathing hard, they're flying in.
[13:08] <SketchCow> All in.
[16:32] <godane> uploading floss weekly episode 80 to archive.org
[16:49] <godane> i wonder if i can put up old techtv episodes
[16:50] <godane> cause i noticed one from 01-10-2000
[16:50] <godane> and the geek wedding i think is on archive.org
[17:03] <godane> http://www.archive.org/details/FlossWeekly80_ScummVM_live
[17:03] <godane> i'm offically a archiver
[17:07] <ersi> I'm up at 22GB of Instructables.com
[17:28] <godane> i'm putting up triangulatin 1
[17:39] <godane> http://www.archive.org/details/Triangulation_1
[17:39] <godane> :-D
[17:39] <godane> i may end having to do hak5
[17:40] <godane> since there is only one episode of hak5 on archive.org
[18:10] <godane> triangulaton 3 is next in line
[19:08] <godane> http://www.archive.org/details/Triangulation_5
[19:09] <godane> triangulation 5 is up
[22:02] <emijrp> what is your opinion about 2.5" hard drives?
[22:03] <emijrp> they dont need power suply, only usb
[22:03] <emijrp> looks like high density tapes
[22:03] <emijrp> how long data can be saved without loss?
[22:05] <ecdysis> SSD?
[22:06] <emijrp> no
[22:07] <emijrp> common hard disks
[22:08] <emijrp> http://www.desinformado.com/mobile/wp-content/uploads/2010/08/samsung-S2-Portable-3External-Hard-Disk-Drive.jpg
[22:08] <ecdysis> ah those
[22:08] <ecdysis> I hate those
[22:08] <ecdysis> that's not 2,5"
[22:09] <emijrp> why?
[22:09] <ecdysis> because they have a weird interface invented by samsung
[22:10] <ecdysis> they are not SATA inside
[22:10] <ecdysis> it's USB on disk controller
[22:10] <emijrp> ok, i mean that size, not really samsung
[22:10] <ecdysis> I think hitachi also manufactures that kind
[22:12] <ecdysis> i think HDD can have data for several decades if they are properly stored
[22:13] <ecdysis> the motors and stuff will fail more quickly than that
[22:17] <emijrp> the family http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:SixHardDriveFormFactors.jpg
[22:17] <ecdysis> :)
[22:18] <ecdysis> I supose you are asking data lifetime on a powered off hdd
[22:19] <emijrp> yes
[22:20] <ecdysis> there must be some decay on magnetic metrial
[23:27] <tsp> damn, I spent the last most of an hour listening to SketchCow's defcon talk on preservation of service. Epic
[23:35] <godane> i'm going to download That Awesome Time I Was Sued For Two Billion Dollars