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06:06:13<jamesp>Hello themadpro
06:06:28<jamesp>I'm PSTech007 from Reddit!
06:06:52<jamesp>oh you're away
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06:39:12<Wayward>Google Drive revoked all links to shared files, generating new links in their place. Owners have to actively share out the new links, or request a rollback to make their old shared links work again. Doesn't affect shares between accounts and 'already seen' by an account.
06:40:16<Wayward>This probably affects billions of forum posts with shared drivers, mods, roms, you name it.
06:43:32<Wayward>(my guess is someone figured out how to incriment through files numerically)
06:49:32<Doranwen>I did see that notice this evening, that is probably a good explanation for it
06:52:21<Wayward>Of course, old/dead owners of throw-away accounts will not be logging in to generate and share new links.
06:53:09<Doranwen>Of course. :P
06:56:44<Wayward>Maybe it's not a security issue, just Google freeing up bandwidth with 404's.
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07:33:51<Sanqui>rsync error: unexplained error (code 255) at rsync.c(703) [sender=3.2.3]
07:33:52<Sanqui>mmmm
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09:55:04<pabs>an obscure book gets put online: https://lcamtuf.coredump.cx/harvest/
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13:59:07<@EggplantN>AK brewing cider is super easy and super cheap
13:59:35<@EggplantN>24x1L of apple juice from concertrate from costco + 1 yeast from ebay + 500grams of sugar
13:59:40<@EggplantN>2 weeks later
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15:32:00<IDK>is wayback machine virus proof
15:32:49<Jake>what?
15:33:06<IDK>Can you still get virus if you download from wayback machine
15:33:10<kpcyrd>yes
15:33:25<IDK>And they are not responsible for cleaning up the virus?
15:33:31<Jake>no?
15:33:32<kpcyrd>report one if you find one
15:33:37<IDK>Or inappropirate content
15:34:26<IDK>I just email them or something
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16:55:22<systwi>IDK: The idea is to have as close to a 1:1 accurate copy of a website/webpage/resource as possible, so any malware archived will, in theory, remain the same.
16:55:47<systwi>Side note: Anyone listen to this podcast? https://vanillajspodcast.com/
16:56:04<systwi>Just stumbled upon it today, thought the web archivist enthusiasts might like it.
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21:54:18<systwi>What does AB do if it encounters a Wayback Machine (or archive.today) URL while crawling job?
22:05:11<DogsRNice>its in the global ignore set so it ignores it unless otherwise directed to i guess
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22:19:20<@JAA>Also, for the future, such questions should go into #archivebot or -bs.
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