[09:00] <ats> engineeringradio.us trying to sell his domain; worth grabbing: http://www.engineeringradio.us/blog/2014/06/for-sale/
[09:03] <godane> good news is all the domains are same site
[09:03] <godane> .net and .org go to the .us domain
[09:04] <godane> i sent it to the archivebot anyways
[12:22] <schbirid> new osm talk videos at the pages on http://www.sotm-eu.org/en/program
[12:51] <joepie91> hey um
[12:51] <joepie91> do we have an archive of about.com
[12:52] <joepie91> surely that can't stay around for much longer
[14:30] <Nemo_bis> joepie91: why? http://www.alexa.com/siteinfo/about.com
[14:41] <joepie91> Nemo_bis: because they basically survive entirely off search engine ranking?
[14:41] <joepie91> and seem to get 0 updates to their stuff?
[14:41] <joepie91> other than content?
[14:58] <Nemo_bis> joepie91: what do you mean "other than content"?
[14:59] <Nemo_bis> Wikia runs on a 3 years old MediaWiki core btw
[14:59] <joepie91> Nemo_bis: new content still gets posted on about.com - though massively less than before, they've laid off a huge amount of writers in the past years - but the site itself doesn't get updated
[14:59] <joepie91> at all, really
[14:59] <joepie91> it's displaying pretty clear warning signs
[14:59] <joepie91> and is massive
[14:59] <Nemo_bis> I thought about.com mostly lived of scraping and SEO-ising content produced by others
[15:00] <joepie91> no
[15:00] <joepie91> all their content is original, with increasing SEO-ness
[15:00] <joepie91> they employed a massive amount of writers in the past
[15:01] <joepie91> it's pretty much a dotcom boom company that somehow never went bust completely
[15:02] <Nemo_bis> they have tons of stuff from Wikipedia and Wiktionary as well
[15:02] <joepie91> they might've added external stuff later on, idk
[15:02] <joepie91> I'd say that's a warning sign as well :|
[15:43] <balrog> *very* relevant to our interests: http://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2014/06/how-we-found-and-installed-every-version-of-android/ and http://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2014/06/building-android-a-40000-word-history-of-googles-mobile-os/
[17:35] <SketchCow> Huzzah
[17:35] <SketchCow> Back from california
[17:35] <SketchCow> geeking intensifies
[17:35] <SN4T14> Welcome back.
[17:36] <db48x> howdy
[20:31] <godane> hey SketchCow
[20:31] <godane> you should know you put the wrong name into the items for mtp_netcast
[20:31] <godane> *wrong collection name
[20:32] <godane> you put mta_netcast for there collection
[20:33] <godane> SketchCow: example item: https://archive.org/details/mtp_netcast_061001