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08:28:37<threedeeitguy>andrew do you have a spare x16 pcie slot that supports bifurcation? ive been toying with the idea of one of these: https://www.amazon.co.uk/PCIE-Adapter-Controller-Converter-Expansion/dp/B09KTZ8PRC/ref=sr_1_4?crid=11CZ55KCWNU9X&keywords=four%2Bm.2%2Bpcie%2Bcard&qid=1685089569&sprefix=four%2Bm.2%2Bpcie%2Bcard%2Caps%2C50&sr=8-4&th=1
08:32:46<imer>threedeeitguy: bifurcation mobo support was pretty annoying on am4 when I tried it, so definitely double check your mobo manual (or bios) before buying, once I found one that worked, the card (not the same model, but same concept) worked flawlessly though
08:35:18<imer>that said, think it'd gathering dust in the parts drawer currently, buying super cheap ssds is not worth it, they're still ass even if you put 4 in raid0 (thankfully good ones have come down in price a bunch)
08:46:17<threedeeitguy>immer yeah it can be a pain on some platforms. Im on threadripper so good motherboard support thankfully. No gen 4 support here so I was thinking about something like the 970 EVO Plus 2TB. Probably just a 4x raidz1 since everything will be well backed up.
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10:42:36<PredatorIWD>VirusTotal recently added a "Download" button on their reports but it still only works for premium users, I'm currently archiving an old MMO and have found the MD5 hashes of some files that aren't available online but are on VirusTotal, is there any way for me to download these files, is there anyone I can ask to download these files for me?
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11:07:36<kpcyrd>that's a very intersting trick. but now I wish more then ever the anti-virus community would've moved to sha256.
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13:02:07<icedice>PredatorIWD: So VirusTotal actually keeps the files instead of deleting them after generating the MD5?
13:02:14<icedice>As I see if you have two options:
13:02:27<icedice>1. Ask VirusTotal themselves for help
13:04:14<PredatorIWD>icedice: Yes they keep the files, you can click a button on their site to re-analyze any file, they have to still have access to the original data to do that. I doubt they will grant me these files but I will try, it probably would be easier for someone with a premium account to download the files for me but I from what I see its not easy to get that account as you need an enterprise
13:04:35<PredatorIWD>*but from what I see
13:05:05<icedice>2. Find a premium user via Twitter, Mastodon, BleepingComputer Forums, Wilders Security Forums, MalwareTips Forums, Reddit, or various anti-virus vendors' forums
13:05:26<icedice>Or I guess 3. pay for premium for one month
13:10:28<icedice>You could maybe find someone among VirusTotal's power users as well: https://www.virustotal.com/gui/top-users
13:15:38<imer>https://developers.virustotal.com/reference/files-download says you need special permission, the zip api doesnt though (probably just bad docs?) https://developers.virustotal.com/reference/zip-files
13:16:47<imer>ah, nvm thats "enterprise" not sure if that even applies
13:16:56<joepie91|m>I will ask around
13:17:16<joepie91|m>I might know someone with access, emphasis on 'might'
13:17:35<joepie91|m>if I don't report back, I didn't get an answer :p
13:18:35<joepie91|m>would definitely recommend reaching out to virustotal directly as well, and being detailed in explaining why you want those specific files
13:18:59<joepie91|m>cc PredatorIWD
13:19:58<joepie91|m>the main thing is that they're not gonna give you the files if they suspect that you have sketchy intentions, so it will probably help to be explicit about the purpose, and make it clear that these are not actually malware files nor private, just 'lost' files
13:20:33<joepie91|m>(and yes I can confirm that they do keep the files)
13:22:50<PredatorIWD>joepie91|m: Of course. And thanks for trying regardless what happens. VirusTotal is quite popular and houses a lot of files that aren't anywhere else, I hope at some point they will open their vaults for people wanting to search through for valuable data
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13:23:24<joepie91|m>PredatorIWD: it's very unlikely that that will ever happen to a bulk degree, simply because it will contain lots of private uploads
13:26:17<icedice>PredatorIWD: If there is coverage of it on Lost Media Wiki or their forums it might be worth including that link to prove your intentions are good
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15:11:12<andrew>threedeeitguy: I have 40 available PCIe lanes, all of which support bifurcation :D
15:36:16<threedeeitguy>andrew in which case I 2nd my own idea for a pcie nvme card :D Im just building out my old desktop (1950x) into a truenas box. The plan so far is a 4u 24 bay rackmount case, LSI 9305-24i. ive got a hodge podge of consumer hdds atm which im slowly replacing with used 8tb Ultrastars. 4x 970 evo's on a pcie riser in rz1 for VM's, a tesla p40 I scored
15:36:16<threedeeitguy>on ebay and a 2x10gb spf+
15:37:47<andrew>threedeeitguy: I still can’t decide which SSDs to buy, how many, and when :D
15:38:29<threedeeitguy>eh, prices are always going to keep dropping. Just gotta find the best deal today and don't look back.
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17:49:40<fireonlive>does anyone have a good method to download a dropbox 'public shared folder' (https://www.dropbox.com/sh/<id?>/<key?>) en-masse? it's too big for their zip function; and even individual folders are too big unless i drill down
17:49:58<fireonlive>and my dropbox account is too smol to copy it over and do it the more traditional way
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19:51:21<fireonlive>from the memory archives: https://www.flickr.com/photos/mpetach/4031195041
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23:27:02<icedice>fireonlive: JDownloader 2 should do the trick
23:27:10<icedice>Just make sure to grab the installer from https://jdownloader.org/jdownloader2
23:27:21<fireonlive>icedice: ah! thank you
23:27:25<icedice>The ones on their main download page are bundled with adware
23:27:31<fireonlive>ohh gross
23:27:36<fireonlive>good tip too thanks
23:27:45<icedice>That hidden away download page has the adware-free installers
23:32:36<icedice>A programmer I know said that he and his friend looked into JDownloader 2's code and that it could technically send remote commands to clients or something like that btw
23:32:49<icedice>There has never been any complaints about that though
23:32:52<fireonlive>hmm
23:33:09<icedice>And there is no download manager with nearly as good file host support
23:33:13<fireonlive>i'll run it in a sandbox or a container
23:33:18<icedice>They cover like 2000 sites
23:33:34<icedice>A lot of the video sites are covered by yt-dlp though
23:33:55<icedice>You can run it in Sandboxie yeah
23:34:20<icedice>I'm going to keep using JDownloader 2 until they've given me a reason not to
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23:34:40<fireonlive>:)
23:34:46<icedice>It's like crack
23:34:50<fireonlive>i see it runs on linux as well
23:34:54<fireonlive>perhaps i could dockerize it
23:34:55<icedice>Once you start using it, you can't stop
23:35:07<fireonlive>gotta grab dem files :3
23:35:37<icedice>I'll ask the guy for a summary of their findings since I can't find his old messages about it
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23:36:51<icedice>I did ask if it could be related to the MyJDownloader remote control thing (adding links to JDownloader 2 remotely via their Android app or browser), but he said no
23:38:55<icedice>Oh, and don't use JDownloader 2 for YouTube
23:39:24<icedice>yt-dlp can get better quality on some videos since it unlike JDownloader 2 remuxes the best video track with the best audio track
23:39:42<icedice>JDownloader 2 just grabs the best already available video
23:42:09<icedice>And back up JDownloader 2 sometimes, if JDownloader 2 crashes, it can lead to losing the links you've added into it or having to re-add them as new links
23:42:16<fireonlive>ah ye i have gallery-dl and yt-dlp onn hand too
23:42:24<fireonlive>ohh interesting
23:42:32<icedice>That's mostly a concern for lower specced systems though
23:42:34<fireonlive>i guess the db it uses isn't too resiliant
23:42:45<icedice>Like when my craptop hit 100% memory usage
23:43:00<Terbium>JDL2 does slowly increase memory usage with more links
23:43:01<icedice>JDownloader 2 itself doesn't use too much memory though
23:44:11<icedice>I'd like to use gallery-dl, but it requires a lot of custom configuration to give a decent output format that I can't be arsed with
23:45:06<icedice>Not even sure if there was documentation about that outside of GitHub issues
23:46:43<fireonlive>it's there it's just a bit hard to grok
23:53:02<icedice>I still have no idea why they don't handle output from Reddit rips in a sane way

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