[00:04] <bsmith095> is amazon s3 worth it for things like this?
[01:58] <Ymgve> you guys seen this? http://www.manosinhd.com/
[01:59] <Coderjoe> i have
[01:59] <Ymgve> must have
[02:00] <Coderjoe> even torgo wants to help with the cleaning: http://i.imgur.com/ttxUR.jpg
[02:03] <chronomex> haha
[02:23] <yipdw|> $ ping www.naenara.com.kp
[02:23] <yipdw|> so heheh
[02:23] <yipdw|> no answer from www.naenara.com.kp
[02:24] <yipdw|> I can access that from another IP, though, so I suspect the Internet black hole has blackholed me
[02:25] <yipdw|> actually, maybe it just doesn't respond to ICMP echo
[02:35] <PatC> yipdw|, was it you who I got those sopa videos' from?
[02:35] <yipdw|> yean
[02:35] <yipdw|> h
[02:35] <PatC> thank you for that :p
[02:35] <yipdw|> no problem
[02:39] <PatC> was naenara that north korean website?
[02:39] <yipdw|> it's the official web portal of North Korea
[02:39] <PatC> ah
[02:39] <PatC> ya, request timed out for me
[02:39] <yipdw|> I'm doing another mirror of it, because it changed since my last attempt
[02:39] <PatC> 175.45.176.14
[02:39] <yipdw|> I wish wget-warc had the ability to do delta WARCs or something
[02:39] <PatC> ok
[02:40] <yipdw|> that would save a lot on time and bandwidth
[02:40] <Coderjoe> .kp is the Internet country code top-level domain (ccTLD) of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (also called North Korea). It was created on September 24, 2007.
[02:40] <yipdw|> maybe it does and I just don't know
[02:40] <yipdw|> alard: ping
[02:40] <Coderjoe> yipdw: it does... you need to use the cdx though
[02:40] <yipdw|> oh
[02:40] <yipdw|> I will restart, then
[02:41] <PatC> yipdw|, looks like they are bocking pings
[02:41] <yipdw|> they are
[02:41] <PatC> I got to the site though
[02:41] <yipdw|> Coderjoe: https://gist.github.com/b76a53b1e27ea75eb847
[02:41] <yipdw|> Coderjoe: how's that look?
[02:42] <Coderjoe> you may want a date or something on the --warc-file option
[02:42] <yipdw|> oh
[02:43] <yipdw|> I set that afterwards, but I might as well automate it
[02:43] <Coderjoe> --warc-cdx                write CDX index files.
[02:43] <Coderjoe> --warc-dedup=FILENAME     do not store records listed in this CDX file.
[02:43] <yipdw|> ok, so I need to specify both
[02:44] <Coderjoe> well, I suppose it isn't quite delta, per se, as it still downloads and checks the date and hash, iirc
[02:44] <yipdw|> I assume wget will at least do a conditional GET on the records in the CDX
[02:44] <yipdw|> well why assume
[02:44] <yipdw|> let's try
[02:44] <Coderjoe> but it stores a record that says "this is the same as was retrieved this other time"
[02:50] <chronomex> yipdw|: if you're doing north korea, I suggest you suck down http://www.kcna.co.jp/
[02:50] <yipdw|> sure
[02:50] <yipdw|> let me get my naenara grab script working the way it needs to and then I'll add kcna
[02:58] <chronomex> rad
[03:04] <yipdw|> chronomex: KCNA in progress
[03:04] <chronomex> A-1
[03:23] <yipdw|> in non-archiving, non-coding news, Waves is an awesom game
[03:23] <yipdw|> it's so awesome that I had to omit the last vowel
[03:23] <Hydriz> Hi, requesting for help
[03:24] <Hydriz> memac.heroku.com seems to be down
[03:24] <Hydriz> stats.json throws 500
[03:25] <Hydriz> can anyone help to fix? Many thanks
[03:26] <yipdw|> I think the only one with sufficient privileges on that Heroku account is alard
[03:26] <Hydriz> But was there a recent change that broke it?
[03:26] <Hydriz> It seems to have been broken since Sunday/Monday
[03:28] <yipdw|> none that I can think of; the latest commit to the tracker was December 2nd
[03:28] <yipdw|> it's possible that alard may have rolled out a new version to production
[03:28] <yipdw|> (recently)
[03:28] <yipdw|> you'll have to ask him, though
[03:29] <Hydriz> hmm, GitHub says December 2nd
[03:29] <Hydriz> that was the last commit
[03:29] <Hydriz> so something broke in mid air
[08:38] <alard> hi all, Hydriz / yipdw: the memac tracker is back up. The Redis server went down because my Amazon EC2 instance was restarted. (They emailed me a while ago that they would be doing that, but I forgot.)
[08:43] <kennethre> alard: hurray for zero-day hypervisor exploits
[08:44] <kennethre> alard: we had to reboot ALL of our servers at heroku because of that. We have quite a few.
[09:04] <yipdw> alard: cool, no problem