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01:00:52<lennier1>Might be hard to actually find an old account unless you're already following it. I kind of assume they're just making this up as they go.
01:06:56<jamesp>I wonder how users can view the archived accounts
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02:53:40<h2ibot>Tech234a edited List of largest ArchiveTeam projects (+424, Add some additional projects): https://wiki.archiveteam.org/?diff=49754&oldid=41691
02:54:46<tech234a>^ this page is still very incomplete but I tried to add the projects with more than 1 PiB of data
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03:14:02<Jake>voltagex|m: do you have any details on which are removed or links to them?
03:14:10<@JAA>voltagex|m: Is this another one than what was previously announced for 1 May?
03:14:19<@JAA>https://old.reddit.com/r/DataHoarder/comments/10da7a9/official_synology_download_site_closing_legacy/
03:15:07<@JAA>https://archive.synology.com/download/ was archived completely in January.
03:15:20<voltagex|m>Sorry, slow on the uptake. I saw a YouTube video about it and thought it was a new announcement
03:15:48<@arkiver>voltagex|m: no need to apologize, always good to double check this is or has been on the radar
03:15:57<@JAA>^
03:16:08<@JAA>Louis Rossmann did a video it seems.
03:18:50<@JAA>Do you have any more details about it? Source for the date perhaps?
04:01:42<voltagex|m>An email forwarded to Rossmann by a viewer
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06:27:16<vokunal|m>The network charts on my web ui aren't working
06:31:18<h2ibot>Tech234a edited Reddit (+270, Add some recent updates): https://wiki.archiveteam.org/?diff=49755&oldid=49729
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06:45:20<h2ibot>Tech234a edited Tracker (+414, Add some updates, mention the userscript): https://wiki.archiveteam.org/?diff=49756&oldid=48655
06:46:20<h2ibot>Tech234a edited Tracker (+17, Userscript is unofficial): https://wiki.archiveteam.org/?diff=49757&oldid=49756
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07:07:24<h2ibot>Knot126 edited Geometry Dash (+175, Old URL is dead, replacing with new URL and…): https://wiki.archiveteam.org/?diff=49758&oldid=49322
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09:45:25<fplayer>Hello everyone, i've got a question. I was trying to find old xfire archives but i'm not really capable of understanding the technical part of it. I've found some bonefire stuff thats around 25--20GB and then i downloaded the Warrior app on a virtual machine and i was supposed to select Xfire on the project list but i can't find it. I just want to
09:45:26<fplayer>see if i can fnd any of my screenshots or videos. Could you guys help me out?
09:50:12<appledash>It's kind of quiet here for the past few hours, so you may be waiting a bit, but hopefully someone will be able to help you
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10:37:06<masterx244|m>the warrior is used for gathering data and not for extracting.
10:37:06<masterx244|m>the data captured back then got added to the wayback machine
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11:00:06<h2ibot>JAABot edited CurrentWarriorProject (-2): https://wiki.archiveteam.org/?diff=49760&oldid=49759
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11:39:19<fplayer>hopefully
11:48:13<Billy549>fplayer - content is stored at https://archive.org/details/archiveteam_xfire
11:48:30<Billy549>"Archives are stored in WARC format on the Internet Archive in the archiveteam_xfire collection. Content is also be accessible through the Wayback Machine, however, note that much of the content couldn't be saved from their original urls, but from crash.xfire.com instead of social.xfire.com, so ArchiveTeam's crawls must be searched for in the Wayback Machine that way. Also, for technical reasons, html pages of the
11:48:30<Billy549> screenshots weren't saved, only the screenshots themselves."
11:55:59<@rewby|backup>fplayer is already gone
11:56:05<@rewby|backup>Oh wait they're back
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13:30:36<Rotietip>Hello all. According to https://wiki.archiveteam.org/index.php/Frequently_Asked_Questions#halp_pls_halp I must have a "whitelisted" account in Internet Archive for the content of a uploaded WARC to be indexed in Wayback Machine. Now, where should I request that (the FAQ doesn't make it clear) and how long does it take to get it approved?
13:33:15<@kaz>this is uh, not entirely trie
13:33:41<@kaz>true*. It just needs to have mediatype:web set on the item (and uploaded to a collection with the same) I believe. No doubt I'll get corrected in a second
13:34:19<masterx244|m>and being in a collection below the web crawls collection. regular users cannot get something in that collection "tree"
13:37:32<Rotietip>And what about https://gist.github.com/Asparagirl/6206247 ? Is it still valid?
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13:41:46<masterx244|m>that document shows how to do the mediatype and upload without the IA commandline tool. but it looks basically like it would be correct (setting mediatype to web). using the IA tool is more straightforward since it got commandline syntax for setting the headers
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13:47:01<Rotietip>masterx244|m, do you mean https://archive.org/developers/internetarchive/cli.html ?
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13:52:07<masterx244|m>yes. that tool.
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13:56:19<Rotietip>Perfect, I'll try this later to see how it turns out. Thanks for the information
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14:53:29<pabs>is there any archiving of Tor onion services?
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14:57:24<sunny_starscout>pretty sure the fbi does
14:57:36<sunny_starscout>data's in safe hands, dw
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15:39:48<Billy549>lol
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16:25:10<imer>JAA: any updates on getting the spinrilla audio to you? (I can hold onto it longer if you need more time, no worries at all)
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16:43:28<@rewby|backup>Sorry, i need to arrange a target area for that
16:43:54<@rewby|backup>I'll deal with it in a bit
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17:40:42<imer>im in no rush, can figure out the other target stuff first
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18:39:37<h2ibot>Entartet edited Twitter (+130, /* Vital Signs */ Elon Musk later clarified…): https://wiki.archiveteam.org/?diff=49761&oldid=49753
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19:30:46<h2ibot>Tech234a edited In The Media (+232, /* 2023 */ Add article from The Verge): https://wiki.archiveteam.org/?diff=49762&oldid=49730
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21:10:39<@JAA>imer, Jake: I'm setting something up now. I hope you have working IPv6.
21:11:38<imer>Sorta, i'll make it work
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21:26:02<@rewby|backup>imer, Jake, JAA: If you can't make it work, I'll deal with it
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21:49:29<atomicthumbs>question: is it considered rude to spin up arbitrary numbers of warriors on the same machine, in order to make more use of available resources
21:49:45<atomicthumbs>assuming the project I'm on (imgur) is highly unlikely to IP ban me for this
21:49:57<@rewby|backup>Incorrect
21:50:00<@rewby|backup>Imgur does ip ban
21:50:13<atomicthumbs>question answered then. thank
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21:50:49<@rewby|backup>... could've let me type up my second message
21:51:27<@rewby|backup>Second reason it's rude is that we're limited on the backend right now. If you over scale it will implode when I get the backend fixed
21:52:13<@rewby|backup>I have tens and tens of gigabits of connectivity at my disposal, if I can get rid of data at sufficient speed I can process a *lot*
21:52:16<h2ibot>Tech234a edited Dev/Warrior (+1402, Add some updates for newer 3.2 architecture): https://wiki.archiveteam.org/?diff=49764&oldid=30638
21:52:55<@rewby|backup>And I can and will saturate your uplink unless you have 40g network servers
21:53:26<@rewby|backup>I've literally done 30gbps before across targets
21:53:37<@rewby|backup>Given the compression ratios we get with zstd...
21:53:38<@rewby|backup>Well
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21:53:52<@rewby|backup>Imagine how many gigabits of traffic that was inbound on workers
21:53:53<@JAA>RIP derive queue :-P
21:54:27<@rewby|backup>JAA: This was at the last few hours of a project
21:54:31<@rewby|backup>Do or die moment
21:54:35<@JAA>Ah yes
21:55:02<@rewby|backup>That moment when there are no fucks left to give
21:55:14<@rewby|backup>And you'd rather blow up derive than lose data
21:55:28<@JAA>Indeed
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22:19:02<atomicthumbs>howdy. sorry for the join/leave spam. a second question: is there any reason I *shouldn't* spin up a whole bunch of warrior instances on Azure?
22:19:34<atomicthumbs>in container instances; seems pretty cheap to run em with the bare minimum of resources
22:19:53<@rewby|backup>Same issue about shared public ips. Also, I'll copy paste message
22:20:13<@rewby|backup>23:50:49 <@rewby|backup> ... could've let me type up my second message
22:20:13<@rewby|backup>23:51:27 <@rewby|backup> Second reason it's rude is that we're limited on the backend right now. If you over scale it will implode when I get the backend fixed
22:20:13<@rewby|backup>23:52:13 <@rewby|backup> I have tens and tens of gigabits of connectivity at my disposal, if I can get rid of data at sufficient speed I can process a *lot*
22:20:42<@rewby|backup>Imgur isn't in need of workers right now.
22:21:04<atomicthumbs>got it, thanks!
22:22:07<@JAA>atomicthumbs: Also, for larger scales, you might want the project images rather than the warrior. Less overhead, higher concurrency limit. You lose the automatic project switching but can in return run multiple projects in parallel.
22:22:43<atomicthumbs>is the backend infra shared between projects?
22:22:55<threedeeitguy>atomicthumbs also watch out for the bill, container instances are cheap but bandwidth is not. If you did want to do something like that then digital ocean droplets, even the lowest teir comes with 0.5tb of bandwidth per instance and additional bandwidth is only $1 per tb.
22:26:03<lennier1>You can use up to concurrency 20 on Docker (though I got 429s with concurrency 10 on imgur at one point).
22:26:11<atomicthumbs>i've already got nine hetzner VMs running warriors; they get 20tb each
22:29:45<lennier1>https://wiki.archiveteam.org/index.php/Running_Archive_Team_Projects_with_Docker
22:34:36<atomicthumbs>i'm using an acquaintance's docker-compose file along with a cloud-init script i built with it currently, gonna check out to see how i can work scale settings into that https://cohost.org/atomicthumbs/post/1473218-edit-bump-for-tho
23:07:59<@rewby|backup>It's worth pointing out btw that the correct channel for discussions about the imgur project is #imgone
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