[00:20] <balrog> dashcloud: link?
[00:20] <balrog> someone should train wget on it
[00:21] <balrog> I got much of apple's service materials before they locked down their server :p
[00:21] <dashcloud> http://www.reddit.com/r/technology/comments/12ydou/for_three_years_i_have_run_tims_laptop_manuals/c6z8c01
[00:21] <dashcloud> keep in mind it's Toshiba Canada only
[01:48] <godane> now this is funny
[01:49] <godane> i think we can wget the pdfs that are index in google
[01:49] <godane> no 401 errors
[01:52] <godane> search google with site:web1.toshiba.ca filetype:pdf
[01:53] <godane> thats meant to be : pdf
[01:53] <godane> together
[02:24] <godane> i think you guys should mirror tim.id.au
[02:25] <godane> my internet is sucking badly
[02:26] <godane> ok its downloading again
[02:27] <bsmith093> whose grabbing toshiba manuals?
[03:12] <mistym> Just uploaded http://archive.org/details/KingdomsOfAmalurprojectCopernicusLeakedTrailer when I realized it wasn't up.
[03:12] <mistym> (Derivs really are generated fast!)
[03:22] <SketchCow> Moved it to gamevideos
[03:24] <mistym> Thanks!
[03:43] <dashcloud> godane: I just tried that search, and the first 100 results don't have any service/repair manuals- how deep did you go?
[03:59] <godane> my fucking wifi is screwing up again
[03:59] <godane> or maybe the tim.id.au server cant handle it
[04:01] <godane> i think i'm just going to manual download the pdfs now
[04:01] <godane> warcs maybe done to blog but thats it
[04:16] <godane> add manuals to that search
[04:17] <godane> there is only 77 of them of cause
[04:29] <nitro2k01> http://i.imgur.com/NSH2p.jpg
[05:58] <godane> just know guys that my dump of tim.id.au will be in a tar.7z
[06:03] <nitro2k01> Eww
[06:04] <nitro2k01> Juse use bzip2
[06:04] <chronomex> meh, what's wrong with 7z
[06:05] <nitro2k01> 7z, well ok. tar.7z, just wrong...
[06:06] <chronomex> w/e
[06:07] <godane> i thought tar.7z will help compress it more
[06:07] <chronomex> unless you can come up with a reason
[06:07] <chronomex> godane: yeah, 7z is good at compression. you might want to do .tar.xz or .tar.bz2 instead, 7z and tar are a bit more work to extract in one go
[06:08] <godane> ok
[06:50] <instence> 7z does LZMA and solid archives by default, but it doesn't have a recovery record
[06:50] <instence> LZMA is fantastic for text based data, it compresses so small
[06:50] <instence> you can get 1GB down to 10mb
[06:51] <instence> This can be great for pulling down data from servers that you have to then recheck and fix in post processing
[06:51] <instence> what you need to determine is whats the best for just compression during the archive process, and whats the bet for long term preservation
[06:51] <instence> bet=best (typo)
[06:52] <instence> I've been doing rar archives with a recovery record, and non-solid
[06:53] <instence> A solid archive will pre-sort the files before compression by file extension. So all of the images are compressed first, then text, etc.
[06:53] <instence> To get 1 file out of a solid archive, you have to decompress the entire thing.
[07:31] <godane> funny pirates: http://binsearch.info/robots.txt
[13:08] <godane> i'm tar.xz the laptops manuals i grabbed from tim.id.au
[13:08] <ersi> nice
[13:08] <godane> you guys will have to extract that and put them as there own item
[13:09] <godane> also timestamp will not be the same has on the site
[13:10] <godane> i just download them thur firefox cause i was getting slow download speeds sometimes
[13:10] <nitro2k01> :p
[13:10] <nitro2k01> You're sure a format archive deviant, godane
[13:11] <nitro2k01> archive format, rather
[13:11] <godane> i'm just doing tar -Jcf laptops-manual.tar.xz laptops
[13:13] <godane> hell friendster dumps has some .tar.xz
[13:13] <godane> so i hope this is good
[13:13] <nitro2k01> I mean, you seem determined to use a "non-standard" format. First tar.7z, now tar.xz. Just use tar.gz, or if you need better compression, tar.bz2.
[13:13] <nitro2k01> This is just an annoyance of mine
[13:15] <godane> find doing .tar.bz2
[13:15] <godane> i just don't get how tar.xz is a problem
[13:16] <ersi> nitro2k01: You'd be qualified to speak if you'd push as much as godane
[13:16] <godane> does it have to do with archive.org viewer for archive
[13:16] <ersi> godane: Don't mind him, it's great work - keep it on
[13:17] <godane> also we are going to need a sandhills publishing collection soon
[13:17] <godane> with some collections
[13:17] <godane> *sub collections
[13:49] <godane> still missing a volume 19 issue 5 of smart computing
[14:27] <godane> this may have a lot of pdfs to archive: http://www.ittcannon.com/
[15:20] <godane> do you guys have this backed up: ftp://ftp.software.ibm.com/
[15:20] <godane> a lot of old stuff going back to 1995 is there
[16:05] <godane> i found pdfs of one of the reference series
[16:05] <godane> this is not a complete pdf issue but its something