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11:21:40<systwi>Some interesting questions I saw on another IRC channel (I'm curious about these as well):
11:21:47<systwi>< user1> SO I heard through the grapevine that certain countries ISP and others host public fileservers with files old and new alike. Brazil being the most popular i ws told. Is anyone aware of or able to help me find some sites like these.
11:22:42<spirit>there is some on the wiki
11:24:25<systwi>< user2> (multiple lines): https://paste.debian.net/plainh/9360cc9f
11:24:38<systwi>Probably should've done user0 and user1, whatever. :-P
11:24:49<systwi>Thanks spirit, I'll browse through there.
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12:00:29<benjins>why does http://web.archive.org/ not redirect to the HTTPS version, nor send an HSTS header? The main domain archive.org does
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12:45:45<systwi_>My guess is that it's for compatibility reasons, benjins, in case you're using it with an ancient browser.
12:46:20<systwi_>archive.org uses user authentication, web.archive.org does not.
12:46:28<systwi_>*also uses
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17:59:28<theblazehen|m>Mullvad allows 5 simultaneous connections, which means you effectively get 10 IPs to use right? for each connection you have the direct outbound IP as well as what you get when you go through the proxy
18:42:01<systwi_>I believe the 5 simultaneous connections only apply to WireGuard connections; OpenVPN connections, on the other hand, are unlimited.
18:42:13<systwi_>theblazehen|m: ^
18:42:39<theblazehen|m>Ah ty
18:44:26<systwi_>No problem.
18:44:29<systwi_>:-)
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20:34:13<systwi_>Continued from #archiveteam-bs
20:35:23<systwi_>A few of the YT reuploads of those leaked MP4s look more compressed than their sources! No surprise to me, or anyone else on here, but, you know, YT uploads are bad, mmkay?
20:43:36<@JAA>Yo, where's the popcorn? 'Assume your password for the Kiwi Farms has been stolen. Assume your email has been leaked. Assume any IP you've used on your Kiwi Farms account in the last month has been leaked.'
20:48:35<@OrIdow6>Well at least we're not alleged to have been the ones doing it this time
20:48:52<TheTechRobo>OrIdow6: That's happened?
21:00:49<@OrIdow6>TheTechRobo: That Twitter alternative that got dropped by AWS in early 2021
21:01:09<TheTechRobo>Parler?
21:01:46<@OrIdow6>Yeah
21:01:55<@OrIdow6>I guess I'm no longer new to ArchiveTeam, huh
21:02:15<TheTechRobo>OrIdow6: When did you join ArchiveTeam, out of curiosity?
21:02:33<@OrIdow6>TheTechRobo: About 3 years and a half month ago
21:02:40<TheTechRobo>Cool
21:03:00<TheTechRobo>I think I heard about AT from the super mario maker bookmark website shutdown
21:03:07<TheTechRobo>Tried to run the project, but couldn't get it to work
21:03:25<TheTechRobo>March 2021
21:03:36<@OrIdow6>Did I write that one?
21:03:56<TheTechRobo>https://wiki.archiveteam.org/index.php/Super_Mario_Maker_Bookmark
21:04:05<TheTechRobo>Looks like yeah
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