[00:21] <SketchCow> They added support for illegal opcodes!
[00:21] <nitro2k01> Fuck da police!
[00:27] <balrog> Lol
[00:29] <nitro2k01> But watch out, or you will be hung
[01:04] <SketchCow> This would be an awesome time to bring up anything I need to know about.
[01:04] <SketchCow> New host for archiveteam not set up yet, but soon
[01:54] <yipdw> saved for posterity: https://s3.amazonaws.com/nw-depot/82334421.mp4
[02:28] <SketchCow> 
[02:31] <nitro2k01> 
[02:35] <SketchCow> The Internet Archive invited archive team to test, stress, and obsess over their new uploader:
[02:36] <SketchCow> http://www.archive.org/upload
[02:39] <db48x> hmm
[02:39] <db48x> I bet we can find something to upload
[02:40] <DFJustin> http://fi.somethingawful.com/images/smilies/emot-q.gif
[02:42] <db48x> heh
[02:45] <shaqfu> SketchCow: Snazzy stuff
[02:46] <DFJustin> right after my last doom cd goes up too, oh well
[02:47] <kennethre> http://f.cl.ly/items/1R3L1W26331g2k0l1435/Screen%20Shot%202012-02-29%20at%209.29.46%20PM.png
[02:47] <kennethre> everyone get ready for national normal day!
[02:47] <kennethre> I really need to move to a new town
[02:49] <shaqfu> Haha, 2/30
[02:52] <kennethre> oh wait
[02:52] <kennethre> i didn't notice that
[02:52] <kennethre> hmm
[03:00] <DFJustin> upload form barfed on my initial attempt with a big pasted-in description, worked with a mostly-empty description
[03:01] <DFJustin> think it didn't like the quotation marks or some such
[03:05] <nitro2k01> Does anyone in here own own or more DMG Gameboys? (The original brick type)
[03:05] <DFJustin> yeah I have two
[03:06] <nitro2k01> Excellent. Would you be willing to open them up and note a couple of things for science?
[03:06] <nitro2k01> Not now, today, wondering if you're open to the idea
[03:06] <DFJustin> are they easy to open and reassemble
[03:06] <nitro2k01> Fairly
[03:07] <nitro2k01> Although you need a special screwdriver
[03:07] <DFJustin> is it the same as the cartridges, I think I have one of those around
[03:07] <nitro2k01> No
[03:08] <nitro2k01> Cartridges is inverse torx or whatever they're called
[03:08] <nitro2k01> The base unit is trigram/triwing
[03:08] <nitro2k01> Like a philips head but three instead of four wings
[03:10] <DFJustin> hmm don't have one of those
[03:11] <DFJustin> the outside looks like regular ol' philips so I guess it's inside somewhere?
[03:11] <nitro2k01> Are you sure you're seeing philips ones on the outside?
[03:11] <nitro2k01> Older DMGs use them
[03:11] <SketchCow> Hurrah, I got it to upload.
[03:12] <SketchCow> I've been using Usenet to download CD-ROM images.
[03:12] <DFJustin> yep 4x philips on both
[03:12] <SketchCow> So I have a pack.
[03:12] <DFJustin> but yeah I do routinely open and photograph things for emulation/science
[03:12] <nitro2k01> Remove the battery lid and look into the hole where the latch goes
[03:12] <DFJustin> sometimes I even get around to putting them back together again!
[03:12] <nitro2k01> You should see a text DMG-CPU-ox
[03:13] <nitro2k01> Tell me the number
[03:14] <DFJustin> DMG-CPU-02 and DMG-CPU-04
[03:14] <nitro2k01> Aha! Do *both* use philips screws?
[03:14] <nitro2k01> Even the 04?
[03:15] <DFJustin> yep
[03:15] <nitro2k01> Ok. One more thing. Remove the rightmost battery (looking at the bottom)
[03:15] <DFJustin> SketchCow: guess I should checkpoint then, I just uploaded some and have a bunch more waiting
[03:15] <nitro2k01> Tell me the number under the posiive battery terminal
[03:16] <DFJustin> 3N- on the -02 and 1NT on the -04
[03:17] <nitro2k01> I think you're reading what's pressed in the plastic
[03:17] <DFJustin> oh lol
[03:17] <nitro2k01> What I'm looking for is silkscreen on the PCB if you look into the hole
[03:17] <nitro2k01> Positive battery terminal, the one that doesn't have a spring
[03:18] <DFJustin> 05 on the -02 and 06 on the -04
[03:18] <nitro2k01> Exciting
[03:18] <nitro2k01> So pre-06 LCD boards do exist
[03:20] <DFJustin> I have a flashcart fyi
[03:20] <nitro2k01> Excellent. I may want you to run a couple of tests
[03:20] <nitro2k01> And unless you're getting too bored, could you also tell me the following: The serial numbers, whether there's a CE mark engraved in the plastic and where the unit was made
[03:20] <nitro2k01> The latter two facts will be written in the information box
[03:21] <nitro2k01> A unit without a CE mark will probably just have a TUV mark and a VCCI mark
[03:23] <DFJustin> serial G02823331, made in Japan, VCCI mark only (the other one has TÜV + VCCI)
[03:23] <nitro2k01> The one with VCCI only is the -02 I'm assuming
[03:23] <DFJustin> yes
[03:24] <DFJustin> 04 is missing the serial sticker and is also made in japan
[03:24] <nitro2k01> Ok. Thank you very much. You've been of great help.
[03:25] <nitro2k01> The -02 is a Japan only model. Did you import back in the day?
[03:26] <DFJustin> these are both from the local thrift store, my dmg from back in the day was long ago given to my nieces
[03:28] <nitro2k01> Getting bored already, or can you run a couple of tests?
[03:28] <DFJustin> sure but we should take it to another channel I think
[03:28] <nitro2k01> Ok, pm
[03:31] <SketchCow> Just keep adding stuff
[03:41] <Coderjoe> still pulling together my stage6 bits. do you/ia want me to rename files at all? currently, they're all like 9657.divx
[03:42] <SketchCow> As long as the numbering is consistent, no.
[03:42] <SketchCow> So if the name is, like divx-stage6-9657
[03:42] <SketchCow> For the items
[03:42] <Coderjoe> also, leave them as .divx or rename to .avi?
[03:46] <SketchCow> We were going to do a test upload.
[03:46] <SketchCow> Can you do one?
[03:46] <SketchCow> Make it called test-divx-upload and try it.
[03:46] <SketchCow> Hell, use the http://www.archive.org/upload for that
[03:46] <SketchCow> Let's see what the deriver does.
[03:46] <DFJustin> http://ia600802.us.archive.org/edit.php?identifier=cdrom-egames-galaxy
[03:46] <DFJustin> ln -- /24/items/cdrom-egames-galaxy/Galaxy Galaxy failed with exit code: 1
[03:46] <Coderjoe> once i get home i can
[03:49] <SketchCow> http://www.archive.org/details/cdrom-doom-heaven-2&reCache=1
[03:51] <DFJustin> lol
[03:53] <DFJustin> ah I think I see the problem, the new uploader didn't sanitize the filenames for that egames item so they still have spaces
[03:54] <DFJustin> I need to add scans to that one at some point
[03:55] <Coderjoe> http://www.archive.org/details/test-stage6-upload
[03:56] <Coderjoe> i marked it as a test item on the upload page
[05:11] <SketchCow> Thanks
[05:12] <SketchCow> http://www.archive.org/details/test-stage6-upload&reCache=1
[05:12] <SketchCow> I fixed the media type.
[05:12] <SketchCow> So now it works for everything but playing.
[05:14] <SketchCow> By declaring it as a "texts" media object, you made it skip a lot of derivation.
[05:14] <SketchCow> I'm fixing that.
[05:15] <SketchCow> [ PST: 2012-02-29 21:15:45 ] Executing: /petabox/sw/bin/timeout -s 9 1800 /usr/local/petabox/sw/bin/ffmpeg -v 0 -an -deinterlace -i '/var/tmp/autoclean/derive/test-stage6-upload/2236976.divx' -vf scale=400:300  -r 30  -vcodec rawvideo -pix_fmt yuv420p -f rawvideo -map_metadata -1,g:0,g -t 0.1 -y /tmp/rawvidtmp.22930.avi > /dev/null 2>&1
[05:16] <SketchCow> [ PST: 2012-02-29 21:15:45 ] Executing: /petabox/sw/bin/timeout -s 9 72000 /usr/local/petabox/sw/bin/ffmpeg -v 0 -an -deinterlace -i '/var/tmp/autoclean/derive/test-stage6-upload/2236976.divx' -vf scale=400:300  -r 30  -vcodec rawvideo -pix_fmt yuv420p -f rawvideo -map_metadata -1,g:0,g - 2>/dev/null | /usr/local/petabox/sw/bin/ffmpeg -v 0 -an -f rawvideo -s 400x300  -r 30  -i - -f yuv4mpegpipe - 2>/dev/null|/usr/bin/theora_encoder_example --video
[05:16] <SketchCow> [ PST: 2012-02-29 21:16:06 ] Executing: /petabox/sw/bin/timeout -s 9 14400 /usr/local/petabox/sw/bin/ffmpeg -v 0 -y -i '/var/tmp/autoclean/derive/test-stage6-upload/2236976.divx'  -map 0:1 -vn -acodec libvorbis -ac 2 -ab 128k -ar 44100 audio.ogg  -map_metadata -1,g:0,g > /dev/null 2>&1
[05:16] <SketchCow> Module threw exception:
[05:16] <SketchCow> /petabox/sw/bin/timeout -s 9 14400 /usr/local/petabox/sw/bin/ffmpeg -v 0 -y -i '/var/tmp/autoclean/derive/test-stage6-upload/2236976.divx'  -map 0:1 -vn -acodec libvorbis -ac 2 -ab 128k -ar 44100 audio.ogg  -map_metadata -1,g:0,g > /dev/null 2>&1 failed with exit code: 1
[05:16] <SketchCow> Coderjoe: Please try another?
[05:30] <NovaKing> hang on...
[05:30] <NovaKing> you got stage6 data?!?!
[05:31] <SketchCow> What, you think we're amateurs?
[05:31] <NovaKing> but it died ages ago
[05:32] <NovaKing> and didn't know if anyone got it
[05:32] <NovaKing> so... who do i talk to, to get a full copy of it?
[05:35] <SketchCow> Nobody I know of.
[05:35] <SketchCow> We got 5000 of the 14,0000
[05:35] <SketchCow> 14,000
[05:35] <NovaKing> damn
[05:36] <NovaKing> 5k ain't too bad though
[05:36] <NovaKing> if i knew of you guys back then
[05:36] <NovaKing> i would have gone to arms length to get everything backed up
[05:37] <DFJustin> http://wegetsignal.org/stage6.php
[05:39] <NovaKing> ooo
[05:39] <NovaKing> so annoyed i didn't know about you guys back then
[05:40] <DFJustin> I don't think we existed then, this was a solo effort
[05:44] <NovaKing> ahh
[05:44] <NovaKing> impressive then
[05:56] <Coderjoe> haha
[05:56] <Coderjoe> http://wegetsignal.org/tmp/MS_Signature.jpg
[05:57] <kennethre> closure: best idea ever
[05:57] <kennethre> * Coderjoe ^
[05:57] <kennethre> oh it comes with the machine
[05:57] <Coderjoe> SketchCow: http://www.archive.org/details/test-stage6-upload2
[06:01] <SketchCow> You keep uploading it as texts instead of movies. When I do this, I'll have it do the right thing, but it does make things comfusing.
[06:02] <Coderjoe> I might have missed something on the form. let me do a third
[06:02] <SketchCow> http://www.archive.org/details/test-stage6-upload2&reCache=1
[06:03] <SketchCow> No, no.
[06:03] <SketchCow> As we can see there... it works.
[06:03] <Coderjoe> ok
[06:03] <SketchCow> Some will fuck up, some will likely be corrupted or assish
[06:03] <SketchCow> But looks like if we start a massive upload to a directory, I can pull them all in.
[06:10] <DFJustin> this uploaded ok using the new uploader and chrome: http://www.archive.org/details/cdrom-final-dos-games
[06:11] <DFJustin> now I'm all out of CDs until these torrents get moving though :(
[06:12] <SketchCow> Just flung it into the archive.
[06:15] <Coderjoe> NovaKing: sadly, I don't have a copy of everything. only this much: http://wegetsignal.org/stage6.php
[06:16] <Coderjoe> NovaKing: yeah, this was all just me on three systems, hacked up with php accessing mysql directly for control
[06:17] <Coderjoe> (with the mysql going over an ssh tunnel)
[06:25] <Coderjoe> SketchCow: the only way I saw on the beta upload form to set the media type was by setting the collection
[06:33] <kennethre> http://cl.ly/2M043J2P0Z1D1z3R1R2x
[06:33] <kennethre> I call that one the knife
[06:39] <chronomex> wammo
[06:40] <kennethre> it's like those HFT patterns
[06:41] <kennethre> hahahaha
[06:41] <kennethre> I was going to google the diagrams for them
[06:41] <kennethre> but google suggested this
[06:41] <kennethre> "high frequency trading at home"
[06:41] <kennethre> people are hilarious
[07:08] <db48x> SketchCow: quick question
[07:09] <db48x> SketchCow: if an item in the archive has an ogg theora video, why doesn't the webpage try showing a <video> tag for the browser to play
[07:12] <SketchCow> 6Ha ha
[07:12] <SketchCow> Now ask me why the columns of the building are 4 instead of 5
[07:12] <SketchCow> I have no idea.
[07:12] <SketchCow> There's a lot of weirdness down there.
[07:13] <SketchCow> Way down there.
[07:14] <DFJustin> there is an html5 player you can turn on by clicking the "try the new video player" link
[07:14] <SketchCow> I should probably drive home.
[07:17] <SketchCow> Driving home. Talk later.
[07:17] <kennethre> from California?
[07:17] <kennethre> SketchCow: ^
[07:20] <db48x> SketchCow: four columns are symetrical, obviously
[07:21] <db48x> DFJustin: lol, I completely missed that
[07:23] <soultcer> SketchCow: urlte.am seems to be working now, though the nameservers are set to easydns?
[07:44] <Coderjoe> wow
[07:44] <Coderjoe> that joke feels so dated
[07:44] <Coderjoe> "That guy is SO off my top 8."
[08:17] <alard> SketchCow: Any ideas? http://www.us.archive.org/log_show.php?task_id=97551499
[08:18] <alard> (There are more of those: http://www.us.archive.org/catalog.php?history=1&identifier=archiveteam-mobileme-hero-16 )
[09:16] <Schbirid> the numbers for forumplanet are completely off
[09:17] <Schbirid> at least there is nowhere the advertised numbers being publically shown (and not when i am logged in either)
[09:18] <Schbirid> eg http://forumplanet.gamespy.com/counterstrike/ says that http://forumplanet.gamespy.com/general_cs_discussion_forum/b67276/p1 has 40,573 topic
[09:18] <Schbirid> s
[09:19] <Schbirid> but only 17 pages * 25 topics are liste
[09:19] <Schbirid> might be deleted spam maybe
[14:10] <db48x> I should have slept
[14:10] <db48x> and then gone to work late
[14:11] <db48x> hey, could you guys double check to make sure you've uploaded all the lulupoetry to SketchCow?
[14:11] <db48x> I downloaded all of the poetry he had and curated it
[14:11] <db48x> I'm going to upload it in curated form this weekend, and I want to make sure it's all there
[14:12] <ersi> nice working db48x
[14:12] <db48x> thanks
[14:12] <db48x> it was easy but tedious, of course
[14:16] <ersi> yeah, I can imagine hehe
[14:16] <ersi> time consuming to say the least
[14:16] <db48x> yea
[14:16] <db48x> partly automated
[14:17] <db48x> I had to open each zip file/tarball and determine the right way to feed each html file into a script that would put it into the right place and check for duplicates
[14:17] <db48x> test it to make sure it wouldn't barf
[14:18] <db48x> then let it run for however long and come back later hoping it was finished
[14:18] <ersi> have you done some manual reviews of the resulting curated data by the way?
[14:18] <db48x> yes
[14:28] <ersi> sweet man
[14:28] <db48x> ersi: for example, I had to delete several hundred 'poems' that were actually pages generated by some proxying cdn thing
[14:28] <db48x> cloudflare, I think it was
[14:29] <ersi> When I think 'cloudflare' I think of clouds dying/shutting down.. Also, I've only seem cloudflare when some "cloud site" has had troubles "This site is unavailable unfortunally :("
[14:30] <db48x> heh, yea
[14:30] <db48x> well, I gotta run
[14:30] * db48x looks for his keys
[17:14] <Schbirid> forumplanet is going to my harddisk like a kid to a candy shop
[17:14] <Schbirid> quite positive that their post counts are utter bullshit now
[17:14] <Schbirid> bet they do not update if spam is deleted
[17:18] <DFJustin> some forums expire threads after x number of pages back
[17:40] <DFJustin> db48x: mine are at http://interbutt.com/misc/lulupoetry_4805000-4899999_incomplete.rar if you want to double-check
[17:44] <Nemo_bis> DFJustin, but aren't such threads just moved to an archive or hidden unless you press a button and so on usually?
[17:51] <swebb> So slide.com looks like it is shutting down.  According to wikipedia, it's a photo sharing site, but I can't find out how to get at any of the content on there.
[18:04] <DFJustin> it totally depends on the forum
[18:04] <DFJustin> the mame.net forums used to straight-up delete old stuff
[18:06] <Schbirid> these forums often date back until 2005 or so
[18:10] <topaz> oh, interesting, slide.com appears to use virtual domains for its user accounts
[18:10] <topaz> e.g. http://max.slide.com/
[18:11] <topaz> that could make it challenging to fetch content
[18:11] <swebb> Agg.
[18:11] <swebb> ... unless you can scrape their DNS server.
[18:11] <topaz> yeah, good luck with that.
[18:12] <DFJustin> splinder was the same
[18:12] <topaz> OTOH you might be able to start with a list of known-public domains from google, and follow the friend graph
[18:13] <DFJustin> hopefully they were better about keeping out invalid-for-dns characters than splinder :)
[18:17] <chronomex> well, do they allow AXFR? ;)
[18:18] <topaz> worth a try
[18:18] <topaz> but betcha a nickel they don't :-)
[18:19] <topaz> "dig @gdm1.slide.com -t axfr slide.com" fails - did I get the dig syntax right?
[18:19] <swebb> http://www.yougetsignal.com/tools/web-sites-on-web-server/?remoteAddress=slide.com
[18:19] <topaz> damn, that's one sexy tool
[18:19] <swebb> Yea, I like that one.  :)
[18:21] <swebb> It's not complete by any means, but it's pretty good.
[18:22] <swebb> zappos.slide.com has 608258 images.
[18:23] <topaz> certainly a good place to start
[18:25] <swebb> slide may have been acquired by google.  their 'help' page is a subdirectory of google.
[18:25] <swebb> http://support.google.com/slide/?hl=en
[18:26] <topaz> huh
[18:26] <topaz> http://techcrunch.com/2010/08/04/google-buys-slide-for-182-million-getting-more-serious-about-social-games/
[18:27] <swebb> Yea,  http://mashable.com/2011/08/26/google-kills-slide/
[18:27] <swebb> I see that now.
[18:29] <swebb> Scheduled to be shut down March 6th.
[18:30] <swebb> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slide.com
[18:35] <yipdw> "In April 2008 Slide introduced "SuperPoke! Pets", a popular application that allowed it's users to care for and buy things for virtual pets, the app ran for over 4 years until it was shut down on March 6, 2012 along with many other Slide products."
[18:35] <yipdw> this Wikipedia article brought to you FROM THE FUTURE
[18:39] <yipdw> oh, awesome
[18:39] <yipdw> Slide's UI is one big Flash blob
[18:52] <swebb> Aack
[18:56] <Schbirid> anyone being bored? start going through the list of http://forumplanet.gamespy.com/ from behind (" The Down Under") and for each subforum: check if the url for the actual topics is different from the subforum they are in. eg in http://forums.gamespy.com/community_chat/b50804/p1 the topics are in http://forums.gamespy.com/general_chat/
[18:56] <Schbirid> just tell me each forum->subforum where there is such difference
[18:57] <Schbirid> if you start, do tell here
[19:10] <Schbirid> what a surprise that planethalflife does this a lot
[19:13] <Schbirid> http://forumplanet.gamespy.com/private_admins_only/b49865/16317001/p1/?0
[19:17] <nitro2k01> I don't want to live on this planet anymore
[19:26] <Schbirid> done with GameSpy & Action
[19:26] <Schbirid> need a break :(
[20:19] <Nemo_bis> backups attempts (the infamous dataset1):
[20:19] <Nemo_bis> <RobH> i dont want the parts from that horrible machine in other hosts
[20:19] <Nemo_bis> <RobH> since none of them were reliable
[20:19] <Nemo_bis> <cmjohnson1> heh :]
[20:19] <Nemo_bis> <RobH> give the cpus to your kids for keychains ;]
[20:21] <Schbirid> heh http://www.engadget.com/?m=%3C!doctype%20html%3EHello%20hacker%20news%3C!--
[20:23] <DFJustin> https://twitter.com/#!/xssineverything
[20:25] <Schbirid> wgetting planetavp on my ramdisk was a bad idea :(
[20:28] <Schbirid> oh bollocks, i used -o not -a for my wget logs
[20:58] <Coderjoe> mm
[20:59] <Coderjoe> another case where du can be deceptive: zfs zpools with copies set greater than 1.
[20:59] <Coderjoe> i was playing with this zpool with copies=2
[21:00] <Coderjoe> ls lists the file as 8407498 bytes. du (without parameters) lists 16651. with --apparent-size it show 8211.
[21:20] <emijrp> http://www.archiveteam.org/index.php?title=LibreTeam
[21:22] <emijrp> #libreteam
[21:26] <Nemo_bis> emijrp, http://www.openimages.eu/media
[21:38] <emijrp> added
[22:44] <tsp_> alard: ping
[22:46] <alard> Hello.
[22:46] <SketchCow> http://www.fortunecity.com/
[22:46] <SketchCow> Closing April 30th.
[22:46] <tsp_> I've got 6/8 parts up, 7 is nearly done, but I don't have room for part 8 until you grab one of them and I can move it out
[22:46] <SketchCow> You know what to do.
[22:47] <Schbirid> shit
[22:47] <Schbirid> rising cost
[22:47] <Schbirid> right
[22:52] <tsp_> SketchCow: You want to grab these geocities files? Trying to figure out the best way to get them up somewhere. Archive.org perhaps
[22:56] <Schbirid> fortunecity looks hard
[23:00] <SketchCow> Fortunecity's a pussycat.
[23:00] <SketchCow> https://www.google.com/search?rlz=1C1_____enUS445US445&ix=sea&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&q=netscape+site%3Afortunecity.com
[23:00] <SketchCow> See
[23:01] <alard> "Hosting over 1.8 million sites since 1997!"
[23:01] <Schbirid> :)
[23:01] <Schbirid> *until
[23:02] <alard> Well, the line above that reads: "© 1997 - 2009 FortuneCity.com All Rights Reserved"
[23:03] <closure> huzzah, all 3 drives I thought had click of death really had click of bad power supply to usb dock
[23:05] <topaz> did we decide if it's worth trying to go after slide.com?
[23:35] <topaz> hmm, getting ERROR(77) on MobileMe downloads.
[23:36] <topaz> - Discovering urls (XML)... ERROR (77).
[23:36] <topaz> Downloading public.me.com/mamachronicles
[23:36] <topaz> Error downloading from public.me.com.
[23:37] <SketchCow> Project for FortuneCity download: #fortuneshitty
[23:40] <DFJustin> misfortunecity?
[23:41] <Zuu-> Hey SketchCow, i'm having issues uploading to archive.org via ftp
[23:41] <topaz> ahhh, curl error 77 is a SSL cert problem, probably on my end
[23:41] <swebb> are there archiveteam upload instructions somewhere on the wiki?
[23:42] <Zuu-> Im getting prohibited file name error
[23:48] <SketchCow> What weird character does it have?
[23:53] <Zuu-> # and _ and -
[23:54] <SketchCow> # is never going to work.
[23:55] <Zuu-> ok
[23:55] <Zuu-> spaces too?
[23:56] <SketchCow> Yes
[23:56] <SketchCow> Spaces are an issue.
[23:56] <Zuu-> ok, thank you
[23:56] <SketchCow> Oh look, one of the drives on Fortress is at 95%
[23:58] <Zuu-> well, i'm uploading about 120gb, is that ok?
[23:59] <SketchCow> YEs
[23:59] <Zuu-> ok