[00:19] SketchCow: found pdfs of linux journal from 2005 to 2011 [00:55] Down to 46 directories of users of fortunecity [00:55] (Some are contributors who switched their "handles") [02:08] godane: you do know that magazine is still in circulation and publishing right? [02:32] SketchCow: congrats on JSMESS supporting it's second system [02:34] it's unlikely to hew 100% to the zero-one-many rule, but I expect it to be much easier from here [02:34] :] [02:35] It was seven lines of changed code to support O2 [02:35] Similar for rest [02:35] bitchen. [02:36] Right now they're doing a round of coding to handle a new version of Emscripten [02:36] that's really reassuring to hear. [02:36] When that's done, I have a set of seven I want to have [02:36] From there, it's a matter of looking into optimization [02:38] Probably would be good to have more people at that time. [02:39] Also, I just got trapped into a somewhat time consuming thing [02:39] It'll be another 20-30 minutes to complete. [02:39] But kind of awesome! [02:40] "back in my day, we had to DOWNLOAD our emulators" [02:41] https://raw.github.com/ziz/jsmess/no_cothreads/src/mess/mess.lst is a list of everything jsmess can potentially emulate. [02:42] dashcloud: I'm backing it up for the dark-magazine-rack [02:43] ah- okay [02:43] it was hard to find these pdfs [02:57] Done! http://archive.org/details/ryos-podcast [04:33] anyone have a copy of this lying around? ive generated a pdf from the webpages on dadgm.com but it doesnt feel the same Halcyon Days: Interviews with Classic Computer and Video Game Programmers [04:33] sold on floppy in the 90s [04:51] I have it [04:51] Somewhere. [04:55] uploaded crankgeeks 035-037 [04:56] we may need a pcmag_videos collection at some point [04:58] also with revison3 being bought by discoverly we may want to start backing up there videos [04:58] like all cancelled shows first [04:58] then work from there [05:00] SketchCow: i just finished tweaking htmldoc to give me a *good* pdf, and whoo, I'm happy [05:02] it would be wonderful if there was an ai, i could feed a url to, and go here, Hallie, this is a hyperlinked book in website form, make me a pdf. and it would just go, but html doc and html editing to relative- ize links works too, i suppose [05:03] and on topic, this time, what about blip.tv, anybody doing that? [05:30] Nothing here. [05:35] episode 38-40 of crankgeeks are up [06:32] wait... wasn't wyatt just hired in the past 6 months? [06:32] No. About ten months ago. [06:33] sucks [06:33] (Wow, news gets around) [06:33] plus, they could have done it 2 weeks ago... then you could have made it to acen :D [06:34] SketchCow mentioned it at 1908h [06:34] Ah, I see now. [06:35] i was scrolling back and was captivated by big angry caps [06:36] Hah, well it's more "earlier than planned" than anything, at some level. [06:36] I've had worse situations; this just means I'm putting off my new desktop a little longer. [06:37] Hell, I've already started in on updating my resume. [06:37] well, good luck on the search [06:38] Many thanks. [06:39] Trying to remember who was using my VPS for screenshotting, though. [06:39] Wanted to warn him that that machine is now on borrowed time. [06:39] he doesn't have a separate account? [06:40] He has an account, but that VPS was set up as a perk of employment. [06:41] No one really knows it exists, but now that I no longer have an SSH key on the host node, it may get deleted at any time. [06:41] my logs say winr4r [06:41] So it could be around for days or it could be around a couple years. [06:41] i meant the separate account doesn't tell you who it was? [06:42] The separate account isn't the IRC name. [06:42] Yeah, that's the onw. [06:55] * Coderjoe lifts the corner of the rug and noticed a few more stage6 videos that need to be uploaded [06:57] (about 74) [06:59] * Coderjoe uploads them with a description of "description pending" with the intention of fixing them later in a redo-metadata pass after fixing the "control characters" problem [07:21] time for the 11.10 -> 12.04 upgrade [07:21] SAY GOODBYE TO COMPUTER [07:31] *BOOM!* [07:34] yipdw: Good luck with that. I've never seen a system survive a dist-upgrade unscathed. [07:35] I've had it work three times! [07:35] With nothing wrong at all? On a system you had actually used for some amount of time? [07:36] i survived ubuntu 5 or 6 to 7 upgrade mostly intact iirc [07:36] except my pc speaker stopped working, no more console beeps [07:36] well, it still booted afterwards, does that count? [07:36] ;) [07:36] apparently ubuntu devs disabled it in multiple places because broken motherboards/drivers set it up to be incredibly loud on laptops and was disturbing people in lectures and stuff [07:37] and of course nobody documented these places where the beep was disable [07:37] d [07:37] ubuntu devs know best, right? [07:37] LordNlptp: in kernel and errrrr [07:37] thats about it :/ [07:37] Wyatt: 10.04 -> 11.10 has so far been okay for me [07:37] I just like to expect the worst, because if things go okay I can be like "oh, that wasn't so bad after all" [07:37] i modprobed pc_speaker and while the "beep" console command can make the speaker beep, bash and most other glibc stuff fails to make it beep properly [07:38] so they must have patched glibc or something else [07:38] I also do not use the pc_speaker module [07:38] ew? [07:38] so that must mean that this upgrade will be flawless [07:38] and people wonder why I have issues with ubuntu? [07:39] nobody on #ubuntu could tell me where i could undo the crap they did [07:39] basically told me 'use your sound card and speakers' [07:39] well what if i don't have a sound card and don't want a stupid wavefile playing instead of my squarewave speaker beep? [07:40] LordNlptp: that'll be becausse none of the devs actually talk to the users [07:40] everyone in the support channels seems to be mostly kind of ... dumb :S [07:40] Choose life. Choose gentoo. [07:40] so my system is still beep-free (except for "beep" command, and oddly the new mail sound from thunderbird does play a speaker beep, but thats it) [07:40] sigh [07:41] http://www.flickr.com/photos/theyhavewings/3589938806/ [07:41] * SmileyG waits for the next distro war [07:41] Obviously [07:41] whats that off? [07:42] I +1 anything that has the word destory. [07:42] I think a Jones Soda bottle [07:42] psh, distros, I use LFS [07:42] prepackaged software is so mainstream [07:42] I can't turn back, I started gentoo to learn [07:42] and now everyhting else feels inferior? ;/ [07:43] we should start Hipster Linux [07:43] lol [07:43] I use centos and ubuntu at work [07:43] I'm not sure which makes me want to scream more [07:43] it's all about the CONSOLE, MAAAAN [07:44] sry wut? [10:35] updated https://github.com/SpiritQuaddicted/fileplanet-file-download/blob/master/download_pages_and_files_from_fileplanet.sh [11:47] Schbirid_: There are files not listed under sitemaps? Yikes :( [11:49] Why would you actually have an honest sitemap? [11:49] As a web master that is [11:50] Sadly, "making life easier for AT" isn't high on any webmaster's lists [11:50] do we plan on backing up flickr? [11:50] Eh, we'll have a complete id list soon enough; that'll take care of that [11:51] only ask cause its own by yahoo [11:51] ersi: google? [11:52] godane: It's being watched/worked on [11:52] ok [11:53] just thinking that scripting should be down and we start archive the profiles that have not being update since like 2007 [11:53] Schbirid_: Do you need the range I grabbed, or would it be easier for you to get it? [11:54] shaqfu: it was some small low one right? i got all those myself [11:54] I won't be able to start uploading it for ~12 hours, and it'll take about a day to get on archive.org [11:54] Okay, awesome [11:54] Yeah, something like 10-5k [11:54] see http://archiveteam.org/index.php?title=Fileplanet [11:54] yeah, got that [11:54] alos i found the first 4 episodes of floss weekly that was on twit [11:54] Wonder what that huge gap is [11:55] i just google FLOSS-001.mp3 and found someone that the first 4 episodes [11:55] i am grabbing some higher ranges now so we get a better view [11:57] Alright, off to work [12:08] Schbirid_: Uh? Is that a answer to my "Why?" [12:08] Why would you want a complete sitemap, for Google? You basically only want to show your landing crap pages and such for Google [12:45] i'm uploading crankgeeks episode 54 [13:24] ersi: i know i want google to index my whole site well. why would a site like fileplanet not want that? they live from filename searches i guess [14:16] creativecommons.org is having problems [14:47] So, I'm a liar about it only taking a day for me to integrate fortunecity into one directory, in about 24 hours. [14:47] It's 1.2tb of tiny files and it's taking quite some time. [14:48] But that said, I'm doing ZERO work to make it happen. Zero. [14:48] :D [14:52] Poor disk [14:57] It definitely pushes the edges of the functionality of the disk. [14:59] uploading episode 58 of crankygeeks [14:59] i'm 1/5 there :-D [15:00] there is about 237 episodes [15:03] OK, on the second disk I'm now using this method for splinder. [15:44] yay splinder [16:14] is my math off or should uploading 10GB with 60kilobytes/s not take 50 hours? [16:16] You're assuming it's consistent. [16:16] Are you doing s3 or are you going to FOS? [17:15] Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha [17:15] Facebook is adding filesharing [17:15] Oh god, the humanity [17:16] The pirate bay just looked up from their trench going "hey, why'd the shelling stop" [17:16] A company with 75 billion dollar market cap is about to go into filesharing [17:21] lol [17:26] LOL [17:26] SketchCow: you know that facebook blocks TBP links, right? [17:26] (and other prominent torrent sites) [17:28] Of course [17:28] hopefully that'll fix this kind of thing https://xkcd.com/949/ [17:33] hahahahaaa [17:35] problem [17:35] Item submission error! reason: The identifier chosen is already taken. You will need to try an alternate identifier [17:35] Tjat [17:35] crankygeeks_064_episode [17:35] That's not a problem, that's an easy thing [17:36] ok [17:36] http://archive.org/details/crankygeeks_064_episode [17:38] DFJustin: there's a 25mb limit with this new facebook feature [17:38] There we go, just triggered off a 2-3 day splinder merge [17:45] ou [17:46] and we were wrong, the disk could indeed do *more* [17:46] orat least be busier [17:56] SketchCow, do you also manage to discover which downloading users didn't upload their stuff? [17:57] Under the new system they have to upload before it's accepted. [17:57] I don't know the case here. [17:58] I expect some people to go "oh ffffffffff" and come forward [17:59] whait, what have I missed? [17:59] facebook filesharing.... wut? [19:00] DFJustin: my problem with that comic is that most of the people who were early adopters of the internet itself generally know how to transfer files. [19:03] the problems come when others want to send files. [19:06] hmm [19:07] Description\xe3\x83\x8b\xe3\x82\xb3\xe3\x83\x8b\xe3\x82\xb3\xe5\x8b\x95\xe7\x94\xbb\x03 [19:07] (i translated < and >, but left the rest alone) [19:08] is that \x03 valid? [19:08] afaik, that should be utf8 [19:10] comes out as ãã³ãã³åç» in utf-8 [19:10] It seems to be extraneous: that's ãã³ãã³åç» plus the ^C [19:14] hmm [19:14] only bytes with the high bit set have special meaning in utf-8 [19:15] the four problem descriptions i've looked at so far have a ^C at the end [19:15] that's what i thought. i wanted to confirm that, though [19:28] i guess I'll just strip the ^C [19:29] (IA's s3 endpoint is erroring on it) [19:30] but first, a pass to verify I have successfully uploaded everything [22:22] hmm [22:22] one more that apparently didn't get uploaded [22:23] heh [22:23] http://investors.geek.net/releasedetail.cfm?ReleaseID=672629 [22:45] and now doing a last pass for metadata [23:42] aaaaaaaaaaaah [23:42] tar: 110000-114999.tar: Cannot write: No space left on device [23:44] D: [23:46] just 2G short [23:46] gah! :))