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00:52:36<thuban>framaclic should also go into urlteam
01:04:18<h2ibot>Switchnode edited Framasoft (+840, add bare links for software (url template…): https://wiki.archiveteam.org/?diff=53614&oldid=53613
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01:31:20<eggdrop>[tell] StarletCharlotte: [2024-10-20T13:12:27Z] <c3manu> you might be aware of this already, but there has been a project 'IA.BAK' until a few years back. the post mortem is pretty brief, but might still be insightful: https://wiki.archiveteam.org/index.php/INTERNETARCHIVE.BAK
01:40:33<StarletCharlotte>@c3manu: I have heard about that, yes. Though it's a bit difficult to figure out what to take from the post-mortem other than "the Internet Archive is massive (14 petabytes of unique, publicly accessible data, no idea about unique, private data), IA is trying to mirror their collection using things like IPFS, torrents, and FileCoin (though I am not confident that those would be able to store 14 petabytes of
01:40:33<StarletCharlotte>data, let alone be used to create a usable index and interface for it all).
01:41:52<@JAA>14 PB? Cute. It's over 10 times that.
01:42:26<@JAA>Ah, unique and publicly accessible, maybe not.
01:42:37<@JAA>But this is also several years old now, so yeah.
01:42:44<@JAA>Anyway, #internetarchive.bak for that.
01:44:37<nicolas17>I recently tried to look up the current data size, and I thought the petabox webpage *might* have it
01:44:41<nicolas17>but archive.org was down
01:44:42<StarletCharlotte>@JAA: This was as of 2016, so I assume it's much more than that.
01:44:57<nicolas17>so I reflexively went to wayback machine but at the time it was also down T_T
01:44:58<@JAA>nicolas17: lol, same
01:45:39<nicolas17>seems there's 57PB of WBM alone
01:45:43<nicolas17>as of Dec 2021(!)
01:45:51<StarletCharlotte>Oh god.
01:46:01<StarletCharlotte>I'm REALLY worried about IA as a central point of failure.
01:46:03<@JAA>150 PiB of unique data as of end of 2023
01:46:17<@JAA>Er, not quite, 146
01:46:18<nicolas17>does "total used storage: 212PB" include the redundancy?
01:49:08<StarletCharlotte>Is it even possible to back all of that up in a decentralized way and create a usable index and interface for it all?
01:49:35<StarletCharlotte>IA can't even let you search the Wayback Machine by keyword.
01:49:43<nicolas17>I wonder how big the index alone would be
01:49:50<nicolas17>index/metadata/etc
01:50:07<@JAA>No, because a lot of it isn't publicly accessible. The parts that are, sure, for $$$$$.
01:50:45<StarletCharlotte>A lot of the Wayback Machine isn't publicly accessible? I was talking about searching the parts that are.
01:50:56<@JAA>We're talking about IA, not WBM.
01:51:32<@JAA>Mirroring things through the WBM would be a huge mess, woefully incomplete, etc.
01:52:00<StarletCharlotte>Okay, well would it even be possible to back up all of the publicly accessible data, which I can only assume makes up the vast majority of the 146 PiB, in a decentralized manner?
01:52:15<@JAA>$$$$$$
01:52:34<@JAA>There's no technical challenge here that can't be solved by throwing money at it.
01:53:10<StarletCharlotte>Money that most people don't have, and of course there's the matter of avoiding single points of failure.
01:53:47<StarletCharlotte>I was thinking torrent, filecoin, or IPFS levels of decentralized, not "several independent organizations with backups of the data" decentralized.
01:54:03<@JAA>The former isn't decentralised without the latter.
01:54:20<nicolas17>IA creates .torrents for its items
01:54:31<StarletCharlotte>I mean yeah, and a lot of them don't have seeders.
01:54:38<StarletCharlotte>At least not outside of IA itself.
01:54:42<@JAA>Exactly
01:54:52<@JAA>So you still need a mirror externally anyway for it to be worth anything.
01:54:53<StarletCharlotte>Exactly my point as well.
01:54:55<nicolas17>when the testflight archiveteam project was taken down from IA for legal reasons, people rushed to get the torrents
01:55:18<nicolas17>at least 3 of the 26 torrents are now dead, and the ones that work seem to have a single seeder
01:55:20<@JAA>It's just one method how such a mirror could work, but it doesn't change anything about the challenge of acquiring enough money.
01:55:33<StarletCharlotte>External from the decentralized network?
01:55:55<nicolas17>the hard part is figuring out who stores what, ensuring all the data always has at least N copies at all times, etc
01:56:06<imer>someone has to store it, so someone has to pay for the storage & having the storage accessible
01:56:08<nicolas17>the protocol to do the data transfer (like bittorrent) is the easy part
01:56:08<StarletCharlotte>I'm trying to figure out how a decentralized network could work as a redundancy for an organization in the event that organization(s) fail for one reason or another.
01:56:16<StarletCharlotte>Not the other way around.
01:56:48<StarletCharlotte>So that it's less vulnerable to, say, financial failure, government regulations, etc.
01:56:53<@JAA>Even the coordination part is easy compared to the money problem.
01:57:16<nicolas17>it seems the IA.BAK project worked on that question for months, you're not gonna "figure it out" today :P
01:57:35<@JAA>The question has been pondered for years if not decades by now.
01:57:44<StarletCharlotte>That's horrifying...
01:57:45<@JAA>Well, at least 1-2 decades.
01:57:48<StarletCharlotte>And depressing...
01:57:52<@JAA>Welcome to the club.
01:58:02<StarletCharlotte>I'm going to go curl up into a ball now.
01:58:22<nicolas17>one of these dead torrents has 1 peer who has 3% of the data
01:58:40<nicolas17>I have been downloading that 3% of data for a few days now, since they upload to me at max 5KB/s
01:58:45<StarletCharlotte>oof
02:01:04<TheTechRobo>Sounds like the limits I used to set on my torrenting. :P
02:01:25<TheTechRobo>Back when I had less than a megabit of upload speed.
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02:12:53<youbanana>Are you guys just gonna shutdown archivebot when its 100% full? we only have 870gb left
02:13:34<nicolas17>it will basically shut down itself ._.
02:13:49<youbanana>Or are you going to take something out of the Valhalla page and get an extra person to temp store some files
02:14:00<youbanana>I assume you're just gonna let it shut down
02:14:28<nicolas17>nobody has given concrete answers to that, positive or negative
02:16:04<nicolas17>currency exchange rate bullshit wouldn't let *me* be the one to rent a server and get it reimbursed
02:19:55<youbanana>theres the fortress of solitude but JAA said it would only last a day or 2 so its not a great solution
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02:24:37<nicolas17>if someone here went and rented a server with 10TB of disk, can it be set up as a target?
02:27:52<@JAA>That's what would only last a day or two.
02:28:24<@JAA>In fact, much less, because there's like 7 TiB of backlog, too.
02:28:45<@JAA>If there are any news, you'll see them in the AB channel.
02:29:21<nicolas17>can we bribe brewster for archiveteam-exclusive S3 access /s
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02:31:08<steering>one obvious problem w/r/t IA backup is hidden items
02:31:40<steering>but even if you exclude that... storage is expensive, keeping it running is even more expensive
02:33:21<steering>there are plenty of distributed storage solutions out there that would work but who's this mystical person with TBs upon TBs of free space that you need 10,000 of
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07:14:50<ggggg>I would like to archive https://maze.virtuworld.net/
07:15:50<pabs>we currently can't archive things until IA is back online
07:16:11<pabs>is there a specific reason for archiving it?
07:16:11<ggggg>Ok
07:17:52<ggggg>It was gone
07:19:13<pabs>it seems to be online here
07:24:37<ggggg>At least from September to yesterday it wasn't, now it's back, I don't want it to disappear forever since I don't see any activity
07:25:43<eggdrop>[remind] OrIdow6: niconino\]
07:27:37<@OrIdow6>!remindme 1d niconino
07:27:38<eggdrop>[remind] ok, i'll remind you at 2024-10-22T07:27:37Z
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08:16:33<@OrIdow6>I'd like to propose that "Thanks, we know about" be eliminated and we just give the names of the thigns shutting down
08:17:33<@OrIdow6>It (accurately to its origin) feels frustrated with the people coming to tell us the thing, which I suspect feels hostile to them
08:17:47<@OrIdow6>*names of the things shutting down and their channels
08:30:54<@rewby>Not sure if that will fit in the title.
08:31:17<@rewby>Oh wait, if only for the ones we'd put in a "thanks we know" then yes it'd fit
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10:17:14<vix5110_>Hey, getting this error on the URL project. Normal ?
10:17:15<vix5110_>AssertionError: Your time 1729392325.6372569 is more than 180 seconds off of 1729505795.318.
10:24:34<@rewby>Hi! That usually means your system's clock is wrong
10:33:38<vix5110_>No, it is synced properly... Maybe its because Im not in the same timezone as the server ifk
10:33:49<vix5110_>No, it is synced properly... Maybe its because Im not in the same timezone as the server idk
10:35:27<Meroje>you can do a quick drift check on time.is
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11:04:05<vix5110_>Im only .3 seconds late... its weird because it didnt do that before
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11:37:12<@rewby>How are you running the project?
11:37:18<@rewby>In a VM, in docker or what?
11:37:26<@rewby>If it's within a VM at all, check if the VM is desynced to teh host
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11:42:57<Jake>Out of curiosity is anyone going from here going to either IA event this week?
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18:42:19<h2ibot>Arkiver uploaded File:Google-icon.webp: https://wiki.archiveteam.org/?title=File%3AGoogle-icon.webp
18:43:15<katia>nice webp
19:08:07<steering>OrIdow6: your niconino reminder probably got dropped
19:09:33<nicolas17>!remindme 3d check if Xcode 16.1b3 is archived, delete Backblaze copy
19:09:33<eggdrop>[remind] ok, i'll remind you at 2024-10-24T19:09:33Z
19:16:26<nicolas17>!remindme 1w archive Xcode 16.1, delete RC from Backblaze
19:16:27<eggdrop>[remind] ok, i'll remind you at 2024-10-28T19:16:26Z
19:20:07<nicolas17>!help
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20:52:42<@OrIdow6>steering: Thx
20:52:50<@OrIdow6>!remindme 4h niconino
20:52:51<eggdrop>[remind] ok, i'll remind you at 2024-10-22T00:52:51Z
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21:01:50<@OrIdow6>logs.kiska.pw is down?
21:02:39<@JAA>Has been for a while, yes.
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21:14:03<steering>1728604309 [10/10/24 17:51:49]< kiska> hackint.logs.kiska.pw was killed by kiska trying to downscale telegram workers :D
21:14:14<steering>rippitty rip :(
21:14:33<steering>if fireonlive was still here he would've had a replacement up by now :(
21:16:54<katia>fireonlive++
21:16:56<eggdrop>[karma] 'fireonlive' now has 639 karma!
21:22:01@JAA waves at atirclog.
21:22:21<@JAA>The web interface just isn't publicised yet because it's half-broken for reasons outside my control.
21:26:53<that_lurker>do we need logs?
21:27:47<@JAA>I'm poking again to get that fixed.
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