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01:11:47<h2ibot>Hans5958 edited In The Media (-206, Merge multilingual entries): https://wiki.archiveteam.org/?diff=60318&oldid=59332
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03:42:45<Webuser870958>Not that it matters but it looks like this should be on the largest projects: https://wiki.archiveteam.org/index.php/Google_Drive Also interesting that 7 of the largest projects are in 2025. I wonder if there will be as many large projects in 2026...
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05:34:46<pokechu22>justauser: https://wormbase.org/ got a cloudflare challenge for me
05:36:01<pokechu22>https://blog.wormbase.org/ works though
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06:28:36<h2ibot>KleaBot made 2 bot changes: https://wiki.archiveteam.org/index.php?title=Special:Contributions/KleaBot&offset=20260123062819&limit=2&namespace=2&wpfilters[]=nsInvert&wpfilters[]=associated
06:32:09<@JAA>Eh, not sure about that [[In The Media]] edit.
06:33:11<klea>JAA: did you update the code to run my version?
06:33:46<klea>JAA: should i revert it?
06:34:13<klea>well, i guess you can revert it.
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06:39:08<@JAA>klea: I obviously didn't deploy it given the [].
06:39:19<klea>sorr.
06:40:05<@JAA>And to be clear, I mean Hans5958's edit of [[In The Media]], not what your bot did with it. That's just how I found the earlier edit.
06:40:26<klea>yeah i understand.
06:41:22<@JAA>I feel like we should list both language versions fully. But if we want to collapse it, I'd rather see the original as the main entry.
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06:41:48<Hans5958>I guess that can be reverted (or I will later)
06:42:01<Hans5958>mb gng
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12:16:48<justauser>pokechu22: Cloudflare all over the place indeed. Maybe they will be approachable; otherwise, we are left with grab-site for smaller sites.
12:16:50<justauser>Fortunately, https://downloads.wormbase.org/ is seemingly intended to be kept indefinitely.
12:16:58<justauser>kline: FTP didn't work when I tested a few months ago. I suspect Cloudflare can't forward it through, and they don't want to expose directly.
12:19:41<justauser>kline: Regarding hostile ISP, we have some projects involving manual download then upload.
12:20:24<justauser>They are mostly over HTTPS, but with supervision you can simply try another one if you see your ISP interfering.
12:21:36<justauser>That's at least #wikiteam and #discard.
12:25:01<justauser>Warrior set to a static project *might* be safe - do they block Telegram? #telegrab is overloaded and always needs more workers.
12:27:17<justauser>DPI probably looks at TLS SNI extension, so encrypted DNS alone can't stop it.
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14:32:19<klea>i wonder how hard it'd be to have warriors only for CF
14:32:53<klea>justauser: do you know if wormbase has some endpoint where it will do a outwards request for some purpose (to get the IP for the server)?
14:40:54<justauser>Not found any so far.
14:41:53<justauser>FTR, there is a thing called FlareSolverrr to deal with CF CAPTCHAs automatically, and it's possible in theory to have it inside the Warrior container.
14:41:56<klea>Is there's a easy way to put all redirects from websites like https://code.rocketnine.space/tslocum/cview/issues/85 which seem to always redirect to a codeberg URL onto AB?, since i don't know all urls, but I guess I could make up my own list of urls based on the projects tslocum has on codeberg, and extract common issue IDs from it too?
14:42:08<justauser>Not that I ever managed to get it to work.
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15:31:58<liest>Hi, i'm about to archive soundcloud.org, i already scraped metadata for all of their tracks - 321302446 with combined duration of 151426320204960 ms
15:32:02<liest>By my calculations storing all of them in opus 64k would take roughly 1.1PB of storage, but by something that is not dependent on me i have to compress it down to about 500TB
15:32:06<liest>Initially i thought about using opus at 32k, but i've heard that xhe-aac is more efficient. I think i'll be able to deduplicate tracks from soundcloud with spotify scrape from Anna's Archive to save space, i might also categorize longer tracks into podcasts and maybe somehow remove ai slop from recent years. So i was thinking about doing 40k VBR
15:32:06<liest>for music and 22k CBR for podcasts.
15:32:09<liest>I really need help with this since i don't have much experience with audio
15:34:42<justauser>We don't either.
15:36:20<justauser>Our past experience with Soundcloud is complicated, cf. https://wiki.archiveteam.org/index.php/SoundCloud
15:36:58<justauser>You are probably better off asking around at AA.
15:37:27<justauser>However, please don't run away right now. Someone else might have a different opinion.
15:39:38<justauser>In particular, we probably can't provide the required storage for the reasons above.
15:45:00<liest>no problem
15:45:03<liest>the most important thing for me is feedback on encoding strategy
15:45:45<@arkiver>yes on that we cannot provide the storage
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17:08:43<kline><justauser> [12:19:41] kline: Regarding hostile ISP, we have some projects involving manual download then upload.
17:08:45<kline>nice
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17:33:58<kline><justauser> [12:27:17] DPI probably looks at TLS SNI extension, so encrypted DNS alone can't stop it.
17:34:02<kline>that also makes sense, thanks
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18:04:51<@arkiver>let's keep a very close eye at vimeo
18:05:13<@arkiver>i hope more news comes out or leaks about what these layoffs reported in #archiveteam will mean
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19:14:44<egallager>#vimeoff
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19:25:17<@arkiver>nice
19:25:32<@arkiver>good one egallager
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19:41:48<xarph>I got a text from a friend who is a dod web content guy that the next wave of scrubs appears to be anything related to the us withdrawal from afghanistan, with the request "please ask the internet archivists to work fast"
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