[06:16] <kanzure> is there anyone i can talk with about arranging storage for a private collection that should be archived?
[06:17] <kanzure> i'd prefer to talk about it privately if possible, is there someone that would be the best option for me to call or chat with?
[06:17] <aggrosk1> I'd guess SketchCow would be your best bet.
[06:35] <kanzure> thank you!
[08:00] <GLaDOS> http://slipstre.am/ any possible way it could either, 1. be archived, or 2. be rewritten to not need a central server?
[08:00] <GLaDOS> (They're shutting Mar 1st)
[22:26] <mistym> Posterous dying: http://blog.posterous.com/thanks-from-posterous
[22:26] <mistym> Turning off April 30.
[22:55] <omf_> Anyone know how big posterous is
[23:20] <beardicus> hmm. posterous seems to list about 10,000 usernames (subdomains) in their sitemap.xml, btw.
[23:30] <closure> holy wow, it's going away?
[23:30] <closure> only 10k users, guess not surprising
[23:37] <closure> hmm, it has 9999;  is more likely it's a sql query capped < 1000
[23:46] <beardicus> 'tis a start, i suppose. i haven't paid attention to how folks have been finding usernames for past grabs... the googles? site:*.posterous.com ?
[23:47] <closure> often there's a hidden number somewhere that can be incremented
[23:53] <beardicus> hmm... http://posterous.com/users/36PD00KbzQ00#activities/page/1
[23:53] <beardicus> that muck after users and before activities can be tweaked and a user usually comes up... but it seems like random hash.
[23:55] <beardicus> or not. you can change some number/letters and get the same user... others... not so much.
[23:56] <balrog_> http://blog.posterous.com/thanks-from-posterous
[23:56] <balrog_> yeah mistym said it
[23:58] <balrog_> https://twitter.com/marcoarment/status/302548752932163584
[23:58] <closure> the API has something to get a list of sites.. I don't know if that's your own sites or all sites
[23:58] <balrog_> don't you need an api key though?
[23:58] <closure> yes
[23:59] <closure> there's an api to get popular posts from all users