00:00:07<icedice>pokechu22: It wasn't finished, there were a bunch of threads that were hidden by some accidental fuck up with some forum setting. The administrator made them public again and they were going to be scraped, but it kind of stopped there
00:00:32<@JAA>Oof, ack
00:00:35<icedice>Terbium: Yeah, and even more important, anonymously
00:00:50<icedice>Moving it offshore after getting hit isn't too hard
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00:01:26<icedice>Putting the genie back in the bottle when the operators can be identified is impossible
00:03:54<nulldata>https://overkill.wtf/suyu-emulator-removed-from-gitlab/
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00:05:39<@JAA>Oof, well, that didn't take long.
00:05:59<icedice>Who could have seen that coming?
00:06:07<icedice>Oh wait, everyone could
00:10:48<nulldata>icedice - eh yes and no. Ryujinx and other emulators are still up. Nintendo's arguments for Yuzu seemed mainly around the team also making available separate tools to extract keys and helping people to 'obtain' them. Suyu as far as I'm aware wasn't doing that.
00:12:01<icedice>Suyu is a fork of Yuzu and Nintendo got Yuzu banned
00:12:09<icedice>I think it applies to forks as well
00:12:38<icedice>yuzu had bigger issues than the key extraction
00:12:51<nulldata>I'm aware it's a fork. The fork didn't contain the tools that were the main crux of Nintendo's argument.
00:13:45<icedice>yuzu had a Patreon that gave patrons access to early access patches with optimizations for games that weren't out yet + the ROMs themselves
00:16:15<nulldata>...and? The team =/= the code. Suyu is a different team. Further discussion should probably be -ot
00:17:17<icedice>Yeah, you're right
00:17:26<icedice>Looking at it it only applied to the original devs
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01:05:02<nulldata>https://aftermath.site/kotaku-eic-resigns-over-new-editorial-edict
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04:31:28<@arkiver>pabs: no it's not distributed as advertised
04:31:43<@arkiver>to be honest i have gotten a pretty negative opinion of the whole thing after the last few years.
04:32:05<@arkiver>i see it as largely a marketing gimmick by now
04:32:53<@arkiver>of course _the idea_ behind it is good - but the internet cannot exist at the size/scale it exists at now if it were to be run fully and truly according to "web3 principles"
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05:11:13<@arkiver>rewby: can we also have a target for DeviantArt please? it'll not be a ton of content - they're deleting affiliations and favourites, which means we'll 'just' get a bunch of HTML and a few small sized images
05:11:17<@arkiver>not the entire site or anything
05:11:21<@arkiver>this one would be
05:11:33<@arkiver>archiveteam_deviantart_
05:11:37<@arkiver>deviantart_
05:11:45<@arkiver>Archive Team DeviantArt:
05:11:50<@arkiver>channel is #devianttart
05:12:24<thuban> /join #devianttart
05:12:28<thuban>>_>
05:27:03<fireonlive>nice
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05:31:03<h2ibot>JustAnotherArchivist edited Talk:URLTeam (+81, Fix unsigned edit): https://wiki.archiveteam.org/?diff=51920&oldid=51913
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05:34:14<nulldata>I think this might be the person Arkiver is looking for :P https://twitter.com/SquidHominid/status/1771027726490865880
05:34:49<nulldata>They are part of https://archiveofpimps.com/
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05:37:06<@arkiver>thanks nulldata !
05:40:43<@arkiver>yeah so seems like it stopped
05:40:45<@arkiver>or they finished
05:41:26<@arkiver>various processes are now uploading backlog, may take a day or so
05:41:44<@arkiver>after that all should be good again and we can resume Archive Team projects as well
05:51:06<h2ibot>JustAnotherArchivist edited Deathwatch (+173, Move Realtek FTP to correct section and rewrite): https://wiki.archiveteam.org/?diff=51923&oldid=51919
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05:57:01<fireonlive>what happened?
05:57:37<fireonlive>'Sorry for uploading 30TB in a day and breaking your ingest system.' oh huh
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06:49:01<@arkiver>fireonlive: they uploaded a ton of video in parallel, which ate up nearly all the connections available for taking in data
06:49:15<@arkiver>meaning no room for other processes, leading to backlogs and slowdowns everywhere
06:50:46<fireonlive>ahh, oof
06:51:03<fireonlive>that would be quite a bother yeah
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09:31:56<@rewby|backup>Hilariously 30T/day is less than 3gbps
09:32:17<@rewby|backup>And like, I do more regularly
09:32:22<@rewby|backup>The trick is big files
09:32:28<@rewby|backup>Otherwise the task queue explodes
09:32:45<@rewby|backup>And limited parallelism otherwise you explode the ingest
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10:24:08<@arkiver>rewby|backup: yeah, a ton of parallel connections at low speed will clog things up very fast
10:24:31<@arkiver>which is a problem we can have as well at Archive Team - but we don't have it much i believe (big thanks to rewby|backup )
10:25:09<@arkiver>perhaps they have a slow connection to IA, so their solution was to "100x the number of uploads" - effectively making other uploads impossible due to a limited number of slots at IA
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10:37:42<@rewby|backup>arkiver: I know. I've clogged up the IA several times that way. :)
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15:19:17<Mannie>Google jamboard will be discontinued at December 31, 2024: https://support.google.com/jamboard/answer/14084927?sjid=3721008187446551165-NA
15:30:00<joepie91|m>arkiver: huh. I was not aware of the intake slot limit - I've definitely done a bunch of parallel uploads in the past to compensate for the awful connectivity
15:30:11<joepie91|m>this seems like something that should probably be fixed? :p
15:31:04<@arkiver>there's a lot that should probably be fixed
15:31:18<@arkiver>until then we should keep it in mind
15:31:21<joepie91|m>(like with something in front of the current API that buffers up uploads, or so? as the easiest option)
15:31:27<@arkiver>a few parallel uploads is fine, hundreds is not
15:31:36<@arkiver>(also tens of parallel uploads brings you in dangerous territory)
15:31:48<joepie91|m>right
15:31:54<joepie91|m>noted
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16:21:03<h2ibot>Arkiver uploaded File:Deviantart-icon.png: https://wiki.archiveteam.org/?title=File%3ADeviantart-icon.png
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16:39:06<h2ibot>Nulldata edited DeviantArt (+730, Added information about the Groups redesign and…): https://wiki.archiveteam.org/?diff=51925&oldid=50981
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16:45:45<qwertyasdfuiopghjkl>nulldata: I think the {{upcoming}} goes in the archiving status
16:47:07<h2ibot>Nulldata edited DeviantArt (+0): https://wiki.archiveteam.org/?diff=51926&oldid=51925
16:47:27<nulldata>:)
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16:48:39<Mannie>Signify kills Hue labs in June 2024: https://www.philips-hue.com/en-us/support/article/huelabs/000003
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17:45:16<icedice>Is there any way of getting the video file out of https://web.archive.org/web/20111016144108/http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bG_F5Z7PboM ?
17:45:34<icedice>I'm pretty sure it used to viewable at that link last year
17:45:44<icedice>Though my memory could be wrong
17:48:29<nulldata>icedice - Do !wb bG_F5Z7PboM in #down-the-tube
17:50:44<icedice>Thanks nulldata
17:50:53<icedice>Is that a permanent link?
17:51:03<icedice>Or does it change after some time?
17:51:30<icedice>(I'm just thinking if I need to reupload it to Catbox to show it of to a handful of friends)
17:51:36<icedice>* off
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18:14:41<nulldata>The link is permanent. A handful of friends is fine, but if you're going to post it more widely I'd re-host it elsewhere as IA can be slow at times.
18:25:46<icedice>I put it on Catbox already
18:26:05<icedice>Probably doesn't hurt to have it hosted at more places than one for redundancy either
18:26:16<icedice>Plus easier to download from Catbox
18:48:30<h2ibot>Nulldata edited DeviantArt (+166, Project has started.): https://wiki.archiveteam.org/?diff=51927&oldid=51926
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21:33:45<TheTechRobo>icedice: Note that you can also use URLs like this: https://web.archive.org/web/1oe_/http://wayback-fakeurl.archive.org/yt/dQw4w9WgXcQ . That's what I use on my YouTube video finder.
21:41:56<icedice>I haven't fully gripped all of the URL structure there, but I'll look into it if I need to access an archived YouTube video again
21:41:59<icedice>Thanks
21:43:14<fireonlive>god fucking damn it TheTechRobo
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