#archiveteam 2013-03-14,Thu

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00:01 πŸ”— ivan` Google Reader contains feeds for thousands of deleted blogs
00:06 πŸ”— Andres_ akkuhn,
00:06 πŸ”— Andres_ apparently
00:06 πŸ”— Andres_ you cannot run rm -rf /
00:06 πŸ”— Andres_ successfully in that emu
00:06 πŸ”— Andres_ it's not a good emo
00:06 πŸ”— Andres_ *u
00:07 πŸ”— sep332_ lol
00:12 πŸ”— ivan` I think we should start collecting everyone's .opml files so that the obscure dead blogs can get backed up
00:13 πŸ”— ivan` is there a convenient HTTP server for collecting uploads?
00:47 πŸ”— viseratop ivan`: It's true, all those entries I starred years ago on blogs that no longer exist are still available in Google Reader.
00:48 πŸ”— balrog_ well remember, if we put a ton of pressure on google, they might just backpedal
00:48 πŸ”— balrog_ they did for google video (though they eventually killed it anyway)
00:51 πŸ”— ivan` viseratop: I have some ideas for getting as many feed URLs as possible
00:51 πŸ”— ivan` the best is to search some giant web crawl for *.blogspot.com *.tumblr.com etc and infer the RSS URL
00:52 πŸ”— ivan` another thing is a bookmarklet or userscript that uploads your feed list somewhere
00:52 πŸ”— ivan` should be more convenient than Google Takeout
01:00 πŸ”— Smokinn I'd like to run the Posterous backup
01:00 πŸ”— Smokinn Anything special I need to do?
01:01 πŸ”— balrog_ run warrior, click posterous
01:01 πŸ”— Smokinn "NOTE: Posterous will ban you. Ask on EFnet IRC, #archiveteam, before running this."
01:02 πŸ”— balrog_ yeah, they will ban you after a while for a bit
01:02 πŸ”— Smokinn ok
01:02 πŸ”— balrog_ unless you browse posterous regularly you shouldn't have to worry
01:02 πŸ”— Smokinn I don't
01:02 πŸ”— Smokinn Just thought there might be a special workaround like routing your requests through tor or something
01:03 πŸ”— balrog_ the bans aren't really slowing us down; rather the posterous infrastructure is very fragile
01:04 πŸ”— Smokinn ok thanks
01:06 πŸ”— balrog_ if you need further help, please join #preposterus
01:14 πŸ”— robbiet4- so uh
01:14 πŸ”— robbiet4- do we save google reader?
01:19 πŸ”— ivan` robbiet4-: get every single feed URL first
01:20 πŸ”— robbiet4- heh
01:20 πŸ”— robbiet4- heh
01:20 πŸ”— robbiet4- uh
01:20 πŸ”— * robbiet4- /parts
01:20 πŸ”— ivan` grabbing the text content from those is probably easy
01:20 πŸ”— * ivan` misread; thought there was a "how" in there
01:23 πŸ”— SketchCow Wow, I love running around punching the living shit out of people about this RSS thing.
01:23 πŸ”— SketchCow That's how I want to spend the time
01:33 πŸ”— Carson_ what's this place about, is there a website?
01:34 πŸ”— Carson_ I know it's for archiving information, maybe databases, open source media?
01:34 πŸ”— ivan` http://www.archiveteam.org/index.php?title=Main_Page
01:42 πŸ”— Carson_ thanks
01:58 πŸ”— akkuhn SketchCow: I sense the thud of thousands of twitter insects against glass this evening.
02:05 πŸ”— SketchCow yeah
02:05 πŸ”— SketchCow Well, just a few.
02:06 πŸ”— SketchCow So, now that I've been living the Mascot of Archive Team lifestyle for a few years, and thanks for that, by the way....
02:06 πŸ”— SketchCow ... there's a lot of "oh look, THAT again" horseshit that gets in my face.
02:06 πŸ”— SketchCow The question that comes to mind is whether I want to go ahead and engage, or let it roll off like rain. It's a debate.
02:06 πŸ”— SketchCow So we get the "who cares about this old shit" people.
02:07 πŸ”— SketchCow We get the "well, of course I won't PAY for this service, fuck that" people.
02:07 πŸ”— SketchCow You know, the people who use their shopping bags six times and have a drawer of mustard packets
02:08 πŸ”— wp494 requesting permission to run posterous project on my warrior client
02:09 πŸ”— akkuhn i used to be one of those "well of course i won't PAY for this service" people. then i realized i work for a software company and people paying for services is what lets me eat.
02:15 πŸ”— SketchCow Well, look.
02:15 πŸ”— SketchCow Outside of the "why pay for it" situation where I realize you don't want to get wallet-raped, i.e. pay $60 for a game you pwn in 5 hours...
02:16 πŸ”— SketchCow ....at some point, you realize if you're spending days, endless days, using an item that has a back infrastructure you benefit from, a few bucks makes sense.
02:16 πŸ”— SketchCow Then at least you can complain.
02:16 πŸ”— akkuhn agreed. there's a pervasive sense of entitlement. motherfuckers took away my free service!
02:16 πŸ”— SketchCow So I have, for example, Flickr, GMail for Business, Namecheap/EasyDNS, Newsblur, and a few others I pay for.
02:16 πŸ”— akkuhn HOW DARE YOU take away my free service. i doth protest!
02:17 πŸ”— SketchCow Outside of the DNS ones that are notably more expensive, I bet I probably spend $200 a year.
02:17 πŸ”— SketchCow With DNS and remembering a few other things I pay for, I can't be paying more than $500 in total.
02:17 πŸ”— SketchCow $500!
02:17 πŸ”— akkuhn somehow $200 of network infrastructure seems absurd, but folks will gladly piss that away on 40 coffee's.
02:18 πŸ”— dashcloud and then there's Pinboard, which is definitely worth every dollar I paid for it
02:18 πŸ”— SketchCow For shit I use and depend on 24/7. And as you ALL know I am one outlier motherfucker, I use these services until the disks actually make Paranormal Activity Quality wailing sounds
02:19 πŸ”— akkuhn partly a perception of value at scale too. it's easier for someone to process $12 a year for an RSS feeder when it's all a company does, much less for them to see the value in Google Toiletpaper because "dude, that costs them like nothing to run"
02:20 πŸ”— akkuhn coincidentally, i will laugh if google reader becomes a google apps-paid only feature. oh the uproar.
02:21 πŸ”— SketchCow "@textfiles I've got 4TB of 356K of github repos downloaded, I'm quickly running out of harddrive space. Whats the best way to get you a copy"
02:21 πŸ”— * SketchCow flashes the horns
02:21 πŸ”— SketchCow ROCK. ON.
02:22 πŸ”— toomuchto NICE
02:22 πŸ”— SketchCow Told him to come here, he's officially a member.
02:24 πŸ”— wp494 reposting a request for info on the posterous project, since the warrior prompts people to ask for info here
02:24 πŸ”— chronomex permission granted, go ahead
02:24 πŸ”— wp494 ty
02:24 πŸ”— chronomex perhaps we should remove the warning
02:25 πŸ”— WiK helllloooooooooo nurse
02:26 πŸ”— akkuhn the hero github deserves, but not the one it needs right now.
02:26 πŸ”— akkuhn greetings.
02:26 πŸ”— akkuhn (actually i don't know what the hell they need right now)
02:27 πŸ”— SketchCow They need a hug
02:27 πŸ”— WiK so give got about 4TB of github repos (369734) downloaded for a project im workig on
02:27 πŸ”— SketchCow I should point out their offices are great.
02:27 πŸ”— SketchCow What's the archive format, WiK.
02:28 πŸ”— WiK right now its all just git clones, none compressed
02:28 πŸ”— WiK i was gona use bitcasa to dump them all too, but it keeps crashing when i try to robocopy
02:28 πŸ”— chronomex 'git bundle' is a good storage format
02:28 πŸ”— ivan` WiK: I hope you are using git --mirror (implies --bare) to save space
02:28 πŸ”— WiK ya, but i dont want them bundled, otherwise its more of a pita for me to process
02:28 πŸ”— WiK ivan`: im not, as i want all the branches
02:29 πŸ”— WiK https://github.com/wick2o/gitDIgger
02:29 πŸ”— ivan` WiK: you still get all of the branches
02:29 πŸ”— WiK ivan: then whats the difference
02:29 πŸ”— ivan` you don't waste a ton of space on a checkout of HEAD
02:30 πŸ”— WiK ahhh, well ill modify my script to use that now..brb
02:30 πŸ”— ivan` you can convert existing repos to bare repos but try not to accidentally rm 4 TB ;)
02:30 πŸ”— chronomex :P
02:31 πŸ”— WiK well, pytongit wont let me juse the --mirror with their .clone()
02:32 πŸ”— WiK ivan`: thats where find / -iname HEAD -exec would come in handy
02:35 πŸ”— ivan` I just use os.system
02:35 πŸ”— WiK I just submitted a CFP to defcon for this little project
02:35 πŸ”— ivan` actually often subprocess.call et al
02:36 πŸ”— WiK had someone today fullful a wishlist 4TB harddrive since i was almost outta space
02:36 πŸ”— chronomex nice.
02:36 πŸ”— WiK ya, ive got 5 external drives connected to my machine right now :)
02:37 πŸ”— balrog_ how much sense would it make to bundle and upload?
02:37 πŸ”— balrog_ since bundles seem to be good for archiving...
02:38 πŸ”— WiK idk, i posed to jscott on twitter and he told me to join here (didndt know there was an irc channel)
02:38 πŸ”— balrog_ also you're probably aware that we have a list of GH users from late last year...
02:38 πŸ”— balrog_ SketchCow is jscott
02:38 πŸ”— WiK ahhhh
02:38 πŸ”— WiK idnt know that, im just using their api and started with repo id # 1 and goin from there
02:39 πŸ”— chronomex nice
02:39 πŸ”— balrog_ aaah :P
02:39 πŸ”— balrog_ how does their API deal with private repos? just throws a 403?
02:39 πŸ”— WiK i had the anonymous api limit lowered from 1k request an hour to 60 :)
02:39 πŸ”— balrog_ oh you were using the anonymous API?
02:39 πŸ”— WiK i was at first :)
02:40 πŸ”— balrog_ heh it probably could be done without the API
02:40 πŸ”— WiK when i was just testing my spider
02:40 πŸ”— balrog_ ah :D
02:40 πŸ”— SketchCow People, talk to him, and based on what the result is, I can either have a drive that goes to IA, or some other solution.
02:40 πŸ”— WiK well you get 5k request an hour, and with a threaded cloner using 10 threads at a time, i RRARELY hit anythin gclose to that hourly limit
02:41 πŸ”— chronomex I'd suggest an item per user, with each repo being a single-file bundle in that item
02:41 πŸ”— balrog_ remember our userlist is out of date :(
02:41 πŸ”— balrog_ it's on IA though
02:41 πŸ”— ivan` I still feel like a dummy for not backing up bugs.sun.com
02:42 πŸ”— WiK SketchCow: i was tring to get a sponser to build a 20TB nas and then hand the thin over to you after my talk at defcon (if the CFP gets accepted) or firetalk
02:42 πŸ”— balrog_ ivan`: :(
02:42 πŸ”— balrog_ did you back up any of sun?
02:42 πŸ”— WiK i have a database that dumps the user/project name
02:43 πŸ”— balrog_ I'm quite annoyed that Oracle paywalled the whole thing
02:43 πŸ”— WiK so i can spit out user list for all useres ive seen so far
02:43 πŸ”— balrog_ have old hardware that needs bios updates or restore data? screw you unless you have an expensive contract
02:43 πŸ”— balrog_ WiK: how are you crawling right now?
02:44 πŸ”— WiK via api and a threaded python script i wrote
02:44 πŸ”— balrog_ still via API? :P
02:44 πŸ”— WiK yep, its the best/fastest way to amke sure i get everything without getting banned
02:45 πŸ”— WiK i was using a custom webcrealwer to get users and projects, but keep getting 'blocked'
02:45 πŸ”— WiK before i knew they had an api
02:45 πŸ”— ivan` balrog_: funny thing is that I would have noticed they were about to JIRA up the thing if I kept my Reader feeds better organized
02:45 πŸ”— WiK in my db i keep track of username, project name, harddrive, and if ive greeped or processed it yet
02:46 πŸ”— ivan` of course they neglected details like "we'll rm all the user comments" but that could have been infered
02:46 πŸ”— SketchCow The short form is that we can certainly take this item.
02:46 πŸ”— ivan` I don't think I have any of sun, no
02:47 πŸ”— akkuhn anyone have a suggestion for simplest way to get wget 1.14 onto a ec2 instance?
02:47 πŸ”— akkuhn i recall fighting with the SSL compile options under arch a few weeks back, wondering if i'll get the same ...
02:48 πŸ”— WiK SketchCow: https://github.com/wick2o/gitDigger those are my resultin wordlists if your interested (so far)
02:48 πŸ”— SketchCow -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 24420816 Mar 14 02:22 Electronic Entertainment (December 1995).iso03.cdr
02:48 πŸ”— SketchCow -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 1321824 Mar 14 02:22 Electronic Entertainment (December 1995).iso04.cdr
02:48 πŸ”— SketchCow -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 43180032 Mar 11 2011 Explore the World of Software - Kids Graphics for Windows (1995).iso
02:48 πŸ”— SketchCow -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 676304896 Sep 26 2009 Interactive Entertainment - Episode 13 (1995).iso
02:48 πŸ”— SketchCow -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 656586752 Mar 12 2011 bootDisc 14 (October 1997).iso
02:48 πŸ”— SketchCow -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 683087872 Mar 12 2011 bootDisc 20 (April 1998).iso
02:50 πŸ”— WiK fyi: im in no hurry to offload any of this data. but do want to put it in your hands, and then when your bored you can run github updates and keep em updated ;)
02:53 πŸ”— SketchCow Well, I'll be at DEFCON, and you can always bring a drive. :)
02:55 πŸ”— WiK 7zip them up per username and see how small of a drive i can get them onto
02:56 πŸ”— ivan` git packs are already compressed
02:57 πŸ”— WiK so your telling me i can 7zip it up and get no better?
02:57 πŸ”— ivan` you might save 1% or so
02:58 πŸ”— WiK with over 400k repos, that 1% could add up
02:58 πŸ”— ivan` I wouldn't bother
02:58 πŸ”— ivan` an ideal github mirror would have bare repos in a form that can be easily updated with git pull --rebase
02:59 πŸ”— WiK ivan so you want me to remove the HEAD's from all of them?
02:59 πŸ”— ivan` there's no reason to have a checkout of the HEAD
03:00 πŸ”— WiK thats easy enough to fix
03:00 πŸ”— ivan` (did I say git pull --rebase? I meant git fetch)
03:01 πŸ”— ivan` also, `git` will annoyingly prompt you for a username and password when you `git fetch` a repo that has been deleted
03:02 πŸ”— ivan` you can work around this by changing the remote to https://dummyuser:dummypass@github.com/user/repo.git
03:02 πŸ”— WiK you can work around this by changing the remote to https://dummyuser:dummypass@github.com/user/repo.git
03:02 πŸ”— WiK you can work around this by changing the remote to https://dummyuser:dummypass@github.com/user/repo.git
03:02 πŸ”— WiK oops
03:05 πŸ”— WiK so what do you guys use for storage of all this archiveal stuff?
03:06 πŸ”— chronomex massive drive arrays
03:07 πŸ”— chronomex you know, same way anyone does ;)
03:08 πŸ”— SketchCow We use depressed arrays
03:08 πŸ”— SketchCow http://www.flickr.com/photos/textfiles/8273584676/
03:09 πŸ”— WiK hahaha
03:09 πŸ”— WiK ya, thats a bit more funds then i have for my project :)
03:10 πŸ”— chronomex :P
03:10 πŸ”— chronomex I have 5T of ~idle space, happy to store a copy of something
03:20 πŸ”— akkuhn that's one sad petabox
03:25 πŸ”— akkuhn Request denied: source address is sending an ecessive volume of requests ... ok then, i'm doing something right :)
03:44 πŸ”— hdevalenc SketchCow: is there an Internet Archive Archive?
03:46 πŸ”— SketchCow Only somewhat
03:46 πŸ”— SketchCow We've tried to make export utilities for the archive, we should do more
03:48 πŸ”— hdevalenc how much does 10 PB (?) cost to build, anyways?
03:52 πŸ”— ivan` http://blog.backblaze.com/2013/02/20/180tb-of-good-vibrations-storage-pod-3-0/
03:54 πŸ”— ivan` about $600K plus humans to put everything together
03:55 πŸ”— hdevalenc that's pretty doable for some agency like a national library / archives
06:04 πŸ”— viseratop hdevalenc: we had SO MANY wasted PBs at San Diego Supercomputer Center, it's never stopped bothering me--there are people who use small grants well and there are people who use large grants terribly--full on bureaucratic hell, and so much barely used storage. </soapbox>
06:06 πŸ”— hdevalenc viseratop: do you know of any efforts to get large archives to mirror archive.org? universities, national archives, etc
06:08 πŸ”— viseratop hdevalenc: I'm not all that up to date, but I'm now having the urge to check in with friends still at the SC centers. I also have some friends who do digi-preservation at Library of Congress. Worth investigating, though I'm sure SketchCow already has a pretty good feel on this.
06:08 πŸ”— viseratop hdevalenc: I'll ask my network just for kicks, never know what stirring up some dust will do.
06:10 πŸ”— hdevalenc make a petition, lol
06:10 πŸ”— hdevalenc that will be very effective
06:10 πŸ”— SketchCow yeah petition the shit out of that
06:11 πŸ”— hdevalenc dead-tree petitions are actually fun
06:11 πŸ”— hdevalenc you can get your MP to read them, they go in the records, etc
06:12 πŸ”— hdevalenc online petitions really piss me off; they manage to eliminate the one thing that petitions are actually useful for
06:15 πŸ”— viseratop SketchCow: I'm fairly strapped in with UCSD, Calit2.net in particular. Let me know if it's helpful to stir up some dust on this, always happy to--also have won a few NSF grants, but those are bristly as hell (as I'm sure you know). More dog-and-pony shows and less actual achievements.
06:16 πŸ”— viseratop hdevalenc: Interesting socially though how whitehouse.gov has to keep upping their threshold due to pranksters.
06:17 πŸ”— hdevalenc indeed
06:18 πŸ”— hdevalenc see, the thing about deadtree petitions is that in order to make them you have to go up to people and convince them to sign on
06:18 πŸ”— hdevalenc best case, they're now on-side since you persuaded them
06:19 πŸ”— hdevalenc worst case, they know that it's an issue, because someone cares enough to run about with a clipboard
06:19 πŸ”— hdevalenc I don't really think that online petitions do that as well
06:25 πŸ”— chronomex woop woop woop off-topic siren
06:25 πŸ”— hdevalenc is there a convenient way to set the bind ip address of the seesaw script?
06:26 πŸ”— hdevalenc on the wiki it says I should use --bind-
06:26 πŸ”— hdevalenc address
06:27 πŸ”— hdevalenc but that option doesn't seem to exist in any of the scripts -- should I add that as a param passed to wget-lua in pipeline.py?
06:39 πŸ”— Cameron_D I think it was changed to --address
06:40 πŸ”— hdevalenc afaik that changes the ip of the web interface
06:40 πŸ”— hdevalenc (also)
06:40 πŸ”— hdevalenc does it do both?
06:41 πŸ”— Cameron_D er, not sure
06:41 πŸ”— hdevalenc also, is posterous accessible over ipv6?
06:41 πŸ”— Cameron_D sadly, no
07:00 πŸ”— SketchCow Dude, posterous is barely available over ipv4
07:04 πŸ”— SketchCow I just got tapped by someone with 900 radio shows going 20 years back, 3-4 hours a show, to host an archive of them.
07:04 πŸ”— SketchCow Going to happen.
07:04 πŸ”— SketchCow Very exciting.
07:04 πŸ”— SketchCow He's like "it's half a terabyte"
07:04 πŸ”— SketchCow I'm like PFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFT
07:04 πŸ”— ersi PFFFFFFf indeed
07:05 πŸ”— ersi &awat away
07:05 πŸ”— hdevalenc I know a radio station that doesn't keep more than 3 months of recordings due to cost
07:05 πŸ”— hdevalenc it's really depressing
07:15 πŸ”— pinwale hey all! This is Ismail from World Backup Day...
07:16 πŸ”— pinwale err...I mean that I'm working on that.
07:16 πŸ”— pinwale not that I'm from the future.
07:18 πŸ”— pinwale I was hope to ask if it'll be alright to have a callout to this Posterous project on the webpage on ~ March 31st?
07:19 πŸ”— SketchCow Sure, but the fact is that I don't know if that's the source of the probem.
07:20 πŸ”— SketchCow Check #preposterus and ask, and bear in mind it's 12-3am in the US
07:20 πŸ”— pinwale Yeah, it 3 am here as well. live in ohio. :)
07:21 πŸ”— pinwale pardon the typos
07:24 πŸ”— pinwale I was also looking for comments on an effort to create some sort of manifesto for startups to have some sort of end-of-life procedures.
07:25 πŸ”— pinwale but it's late and probably better to bring this up tomorrow.
09:45 πŸ”— arrith omgomgomg google reader
09:45 πŸ”— arrith little known thing, they're a huge archiver of rss feeds
09:46 πŸ”— arrith "Google Reader is more than a feed reader: it's also a platform for feed caching and archiving. That means Google Reader stores all the posts from the subscribed feeds and they're available if you keep scrolling down in the interface."
09:46 πŸ”— arrith that's from http://googlesystem.blogspot.com/2007/06/reconstruct-feeds-history-using-google.html
09:46 πŸ”— arrith shutdown blogposts are here: http://googlereader.blogspot.com/2013/03/powering-down-google-reader.html
09:46 πŸ”— arrith and here: http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2013/03/a-second-spring-of-cleaning.html
12:09 πŸ”— arrith need a google reader wikipage
12:11 πŸ”— arrith i'm thinking have a simple webpage that allows people to to upload their subscriptions (i think the files have the extension opml), then a thing for people to submit throwaway/dummy google accounts (since google reader doesn't display anything if one isn't logged in) then use the accounts to grab the archived copies of the blogs submitted
12:11 πŸ”— Smiley o_O
12:11 πŸ”— Smiley hmmmmmm that doesn't really make sense to me.
12:11 πŸ”— arrith then periodically check the blog pages, until it goes down
12:12 πŸ”— Smiley Oh wait I see
12:12 πŸ”— Smiley you want to grab the archives.
12:12 πŸ”— arrith pretty sure archiveteam warrior would do fine for the downloading
12:13 πŸ”— arrith Smiley: yep!
12:13 πŸ”— arrith ""
12:13 πŸ”— arrith "Google Reader is more than a feed reader: it's also a platform for feed caching and archiving. That means Google Reader stores all the posts from the subscribed feeds and they're available if you keep scrolling down in the interface.
12:13 πŸ”— arrith "
12:14 πŸ”— arrith if there's not one already i'll start on a wikipage tomorrow and i guess look into how to make that simple webpage
12:14 πŸ”— arrith the effort needs a name though also
12:54 πŸ”— ersi arrith: Create a wikipage with the info you got
12:55 πŸ”— wp494_afk is there not already a section for reader on the google page?
12:55 πŸ”— ersi That sentence makes no sense
12:55 πŸ”— ersi Oh, you mean this? http://www.archiveteam.org/index.php?title=Google#Google_Reader
12:55 πŸ”— Smiley ersi: append "on the wiki"
12:56 πŸ”— ersi That's not a project page though.
12:56 πŸ”— Samuel_Mi its called "backup tools"Ҁ¦ the irony
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14:47 πŸ”— Samuel_Mi Did we just get spammed?
14:54 πŸ”— thasmudya yup
14:58 πŸ”— omf_ Γ’Β”ΒŒΓ’ΒˆΒ©Γ’Β”Β(Γ’Β—Β£_Γ’Β—Β’)Γ’Β”ΒŒΓ’ΒˆΒ©Γ’Β”Β
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15:18 πŸ”— byter in cash orocaine to reun atarget. THIS GJUY IS DYING PLESE FOR GOD AND OUR SAVOR HELP
15:26 πŸ”— chazchaz What's the boint of running a gibberish spam bot?
15:27 πŸ”— Smiley where are ze ops?
15:27 πŸ”— Smiley FIRE THE COANNONS
15:27 πŸ”— Smiley we could fire warrior pings at him
15:27 πŸ”— Smiley :D
15:27 πŸ”— Smiley with messages in the UA :D
16:51 πŸ”— SketchCow OH MY GOD GUYS DID YOU HEAR ABOUT WHAT THE CONCORD COUNTY SHERIFFS DID
16:52 πŸ”— underscor WHAT DID THEY DO
16:52 πŸ”— SketchCow SOMETHING SOMETHING 150 TRILLION
16:52 πŸ”— SketchCow MY TAX DOLALRS AT WORK
16:53 πŸ”— SketchCow IRC spam is always best spam - it's like hobos who blow other hobos for crack money.
16:53 πŸ”— SketchCow It's like, way to go downmarket
16:54 πŸ”— underscor hahahaha
16:56 πŸ”— SketchCow So, I don't know if anyone else wants to help write capsule summaries of computer platforms, but I could really use more help with more.
16:56 πŸ”— SketchCow I want to spiff up TOSEC.
16:57 πŸ”— mistym SketchCow: What platforms do you need?
16:58 πŸ”— SketchCow A lot. Come to #iatosec
17:15 πŸ”— ivan` arrith: the best way to get more feed URLs is a web crawl and also inferring based on a blogspot, tumblr, etc domains
17:39 πŸ”— WiK sup gents
17:52 πŸ”— WiK arrith: check out https://github.com/wick2o/stPepper
17:52 πŸ”— WiK its distributred software where you can divide up the ipv4 address space and spider the internet for links
17:53 πŸ”— WiK i started doing it to generate a good seed file for a spider, got alot of the space done
17:53 πŸ”— WiK but then the ppl who were helping me kinda lost interest
18:07 πŸ”— WiK i also pulled all the url soutta the wikipedia data which was a good start as well
19:56 πŸ”— chronomex btw. a friend reports he had a CVS project on sourceforge a long time ago, and it has kind of disappeared
20:09 πŸ”— omf_ SketchCow, Do you want a pull down of what is left of jmanga
20:12 πŸ”— SketchCow Not sure
20:17 πŸ”— omf_ Nothing to be saved from here but I thought I would mention the fuck you Adobe just handed out. http://developers.slashdot.org/story/13/03/14/189204/adobe-shuts-down-browser-testing-service-browserlab
21:16 πŸ”— omf_ I lay good money MS is going to kill that IE shit with no warning like Adobe
21:19 πŸ”— Smiley ie shit?
21:19 πŸ”— omf_ The online multiple IE tester
21:19 πŸ”— omf_ and those self expiring VM images too
21:49 πŸ”— ivan` didn't another browser testing service die a few weeks ago too?
21:49 πŸ”— ivan` getting serious deja vu with that adobe announcement
22:51 πŸ”— arrith ersi: getting on that today
22:52 πŸ”— arrith ivan`, WiK: hm, spidering might be something to look into but i'm at least hoping to get the top 90% from various 'top blog' lists, and ideally some stuff like the recommendations internal to google reader itself
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