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04:38:38<Ryz>Aw, such is the life of Adobe Flash web video game portals; I came across http://zombiegames.net/ from my much huge backlog spreadsheet; and what makes it stuck out is there's a blog post posted earlier on 2020 April on the website's life: http://zombiegames.net/news/Thank-you-Zombiegames.html
04:39:08<Ryz>The real stuck out thing is this Google Analytics image, just whoa: http://zombiegames.net/images/Stats1.png
04:51:53<Arcorann>Incidentally, how many non-English sites do you have on there?
04:55:46<Arcorann>(I ask because I had the site http://www.game-tm.com/ sitting in a to-do list for a while but never got round to doing anything with it)
05:11:40<Doranwen>in cleaning out my old file folders (physical ones, not digital), I found scrap papers I'd written down URLs on about two decades ago - and I'm seeing which links the WBM happened to save out of curiosity - so far it's a high percentage!
05:19:04<Ryz>Arcorann, I'm not so certain, maybe more than 30-50% is non-English? At least on the smaller more complicated websites to do
05:19:16<Ryz>The other one is another world entirely s:
05:19:51<Arcorann>Other what?
06:05:50<Ryz>Oh, I had JAA scrape a ton of links that is related to BlueMaxima's Flashpoint by scraping links from Bing with the search queries I sent to 'em Arcorann
06:06:06<Arcorann>Fair enough
06:06:17<Ryz>There's 340k amount of links I have even with a bit of filtering and tackling
06:20:01<Arcorann>Not bad
06:21:03<Ryz>Heh, yeah; and even after archiving a lot of websites at ArchiveBot, there's still a ton more to go through ><;
06:21:08<Ryz>It's nearly endless
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11:52:34<Arcorann>https://torrentfreak.com/riaa-obtains-subpoenas-targeting-40-youtube-ripping-platforms-pirate-sites-201029/
11:54:40<Arcorann>The sites targeted include some torrent sites and file hosting sites as well
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13:39:42<thuban>iirc the flashpoint project involves manual curation. is there an intermediate project for simply saving flash files (and cleaning up the presentation later)?
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15:53:47<@JAA>thuban: The thing is you don't just need to save the .swf files. Plenty of Flash stuff is interactive and loads more stuff as it runs.
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18:52:41<nico_32>JAA: detonate the swf in a browser with a proxy that is setup to log every url requested?
18:53:21<nico_32>hum maybe i misremember but i believe someone wrote a proxy that generate warc
18:53:30<nico_32>for his own archiving need
18:53:32<@JAA>Requests might only be made when you click on stuff etc.
18:53:46<@JAA>Yes, warcprox
18:54:59<nico_32>JAA: yes
18:55:20<nico_32>JAA: and using a decompiler would not help
18:56:16<Ryz>Mm, archiving websites that have Adobe Flash stuff would be time consuming s:
18:56:26<Ryz>Since those things are used for navigating through websites...
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