[09:01] <tuankiet> @alard: are yahoo ok right now?
[09:52] <alard> tuankiet: I think so. There are items appearing on the tracker. http://tracker.archiveteam.org/yahooblog/
[09:52] <alard> (But it's not going fast.)
[13:58] <alard> While googling for shut down announcements, I came accross this: http://punchfork.com/pinterest
[14:02] <GLaDOS> hm
[14:02] <alard> Is that something worth downloading? (As far as I can see there's no *original* content on the site, just links to recipes on other sites.)
[14:03] <GLaDOS> Might be worth doing so.
[16:39] <Nemo_bis> Does someone see a request dump button on a random wiki while logged in? http://community.wikia.com/wiki/Special:RandomWiki
[17:06] <guigui> is it normal for the warrior to be going very slowly? dling at about 200 kB/s and uploading at 8 kB/s on a 100mbit pipe right now
[17:06] <guigui> well, not even 200 kB7s, more like 60 kB/s down...
[18:25] <philpem> ats: a belated "you're welcome" :)
[18:26] <philpem> (re. the patching of disk-utilities)
[22:29] <Coderjoe> what is punchfork-grab?
[22:29] <Coderjoe> oh
[22:29] <Coderjoe> (time between seeing the email and looking at the repo)
[22:40] <chronomex> ^
[22:44] <Coderjoe> alard: you know, it would be cool if the VM infrastructure suggested support for the TRIM instruction, and filesystems actually used it. then, when files get deleted in the warrior, the kernel could tell the vm environment it was done with some blocks, and the vm environment could then shrink the image back down
[22:45] <Coderjoe> (and no, I am not suggesting you undertake this task.)
[22:45] <alard> I was just going to suggest that you'd have a look. :)
[22:48] <chronomex> :P