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00:40:32<project10>https://wiki.archiveteam.org/index.php/Working_with_ARCHIVE.ORG header image here is *chefs kiss*, so many levels
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00:51:54<fireonlive>JAA: you and your U+00A0
00:51:56<fireonlive>:P
00:55:00<@JAA>Would you prefer an U+2003? :-P
00:56:45<fireonlive>:P
00:57:52<@JAA>Oh or perhaps something fun like U+2028. That should break some things. :-)
01:03:35<fireonlive>line separator eh :D
01:03:36<fireonlive>:3
01:08:12<@JAA>line
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01:08:33<@JAA>Wow, my terminal is surprisingly smart about this.
01:11:33<fireonlive>hmm looks like a space to me in the chrome :3
01:12:37<fireonlive>in iTerm2 it's just... 'one word' lol https://mkx9delh5a.execute-api.ca-central-1.amazonaws.com/uploads/5cb015367ee86f51/image.png
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01:14:57<fireonlive>https://www.imdb.com/title/tt19896392/
01:14:59<fireonlive>i had no idea
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01:15:14<@JAA>My terminal seems to display a replacement character instead. Not entirely sure what it is exactly though, not U+23CE.
01:15:30<@JAA>However, it gets rendered 2-wide and the terminal thinks it's only 1-wide. lol
01:16:40<fireonlive>oh fun lol
01:17:36<fireonlive>unicode: never a solved problem :3
01:17:53<@JAA>:-)
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01:51:22<fireonlive>,, die
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02:44:27<fireonlive>🥚⬇️++
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02:44:30<fireonlive>:)
02:44:41<fireonlive>code the uni away
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08:19:40<imer>JAA: (nicolas17 isn't here yet, will relay later) regarding cpu usage, cgroups works for me for docker stuff: https://gist.github.com/imerr/3fb768eda91704e6983fdea3ec58397b
08:47:16<shinji257>I need to translate that gist setup to unraid sometime...
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13:12:48<@JAA>imer: Thank you!
13:13:31<@JAA>I wonder if you can migrate existing containers, but I kind of doubt it.
13:14:46<imer>can you change anything at all on docker containers without remaking them?
13:15:05<imer>systemd.resource-control is the man page for more options as well
13:16:15<@JAA>Some things can be changed, but yeah, very little.
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13:43:07<HP_Archivist>So, I've had https://archivebox.io/ bookmarked for a while and finally getting around to thinking about setting one up. I use WSL2 on Windows 11. Does anyone have any suggestions for how to get started?
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13:53:58<project10>thanks imer :)
13:55:00<@JAA>HP_Archivist: If you intend to do WARCs, ArchiveBox uses wget, so it produces weird WARCs that many tools probably can't read.
13:55:56<Frogging101>Weird WARCs?
13:56:06<@JAA>Angle brackets bug
13:56:06<Frogging101>I think I used wget to archive misterpoll
13:56:26<@JAA>Cf. https://wiki.archiveteam.org/index.php/The_WARC_Ecosystem#Tools
13:56:29<Frogging101>which I should put on FOS or something, ideally it'd go in the wayback machine
13:56:51<@JAA>Last time I checked, the WBM didn't support parsing the wget 1.20+ WARCs.
13:56:58<@JAA>Or rather, they'll end up weird in the WBM.
13:57:20<Frogging101>Could sed fix them?
13:57:36<@JAA>No, it'd need something more elaborate.
13:59:41<Frogging101>oh, actually, I used this: https://github.com/ArchiveTeam/wget-lua
13:59:45<Frogging101>So that's fine, probably.
14:05:18<@JAA>If you used a somewhat recent version, yes.
14:05:43<@JAA>I don't remember when it was fixed, but some time ago, at least a couple years.
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15:09:47<project10>"If the IOPS is suffixed with K, M, G, or T, the specified IOPS is parsed as KiloIOPS, MegaIOPS, GigaIOPS, or TeraIOPS" ... TeraIOPS? sounds lovely
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15:22:01<shinji257>I ended up setting the container to cpu-shares=2.
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15:41:56<fireonlive>man, i had a dream arkiver was asking us to find youtube videos of archiveteam ads (90s-style promos) and like 3 of us were searching and posting them for approval so we wouldn’t be saving a bunch of copies because they were very widely duplicated by hsers of the internet
15:42:02<fireonlive>😵‍💫
15:42:19<fireonlive>better than the dmv though
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16:57:51<imer>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZNVuIU6UUiM tom scott video about book archival in the uk
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17:09:26<fireonlive>i would say use memoserv but nicolas17 never logs into nickserv
17:09:29<fireonlive>:P
17:39:39<fireonlive>https://www.webarchive.org.uk/en/ukwa/
17:42:57<fireonlive>oh, imer's video has that link too :)
17:43:13<fireonlive>a friend sent me the link independently
17:59:29<DigitalDragons>1.5pb according to the video
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18:04:22<fireonlive>https://youtube.com/watch?v=dVie-MO5L0g "READ DESCRIPTION BEFORE WATCHING" lol. not sure when that one went unlisted, though
18:44:20<@JAA>A long time ago, before Dec 2020 at least: https://web.archive.org/web/20201227191651/https://youtube.com/watch?v=dVie-MO5L0g
18:45:29<@JAA>This snapshot is sponsored by archiveteam_urls. :-)
18:45:44<fireonlive>ayy!
18:45:48<fireonlive>thank you urls project
18:46:14<fireonlive>:)
18:46:35<fireonlive>URLs++
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18:51:41<Frogging101>lol
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20:48:37<fireonlive>“YouTube and Reddit are sued for allegedly enabling the racist mass shooting in Buffalo that left 10 dead” https://fortune.com/2023/08/16/youtube-reddit-buffalo-shooting-lawsuit/
20:53:42<thuban>brilliant legal analysis, fortune.com
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20:54:16<nukke>give them a break, they're a small indie news publisher
21:05:27<Exorcism>Question: I saw this on the wiki, reddit page
21:05:36Exorcism uploaded an image: (19KiB) < https://matrix.hackint.org/_matrix/media/v3/download/matrix.fedibird.com/XjbTMabwufvgzaxmEyuQyOoS/1000017645.jpg >
21:05:46<Exorcism>do I really need to change my DNS?
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21:08:22<fireonlive>Exorcism: hmmmm 'check your DNS' might not be the most accurate there
21:08:47<fireonlive>i think what we want to say is 'check if anything is blocking or intercepting Quad9'
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21:11:44<fireonlive>changed the wording a bit
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21:24:30<nstrom|m>Yeah, you can use whatever dns you want for personal stuff but the archiveteam containers need to use the ones they're trying to hit or things will fail. So if you are blocking access to other DNS servers on your network you have to make an exception for the AT stuff to work.
21:26:54<project10>one of my lowend idlers for some reason blocked 9.9.9.10:53, to make a container work I needed to redirect port 53 traffic to a local resolver that in turn used DoH against 9.9.9.10...
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22:01:28<@arkiver>fireonlive: hahaha lol :P
22:10:57<fireonlive>:D
22:13:54<fireonlive>project10: sheeesh. -_- what an odd provider!
22:16:05<project10>yeah, it took me a while to figure out. ONLY wget-at was having connectivity issues, of course ping/nslookup inside the container was OK, pipeline.py to https://legacy-api.arpa.li was OK so no issues getting jobs, just 0 errors on every wget-at connection attempt
22:16:48<fireonlive>ah! what a pain in the ass
22:17:11<fireonlive>debug hell lol
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22:19:29<project10>I have wondered though, what about the tracker API is 'legacy', hmmm...
22:22:30<fireonlive>I do wonder if it was poised to be put out and shot at some point but just never has been
22:30:53<project10>`ypcat passwd`
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22:59:00<nulldata>https://www.casino.org/news/mgm-resorts-suffers-cybersecurity-attack-system-outage-reported/
23:31:53<pabs>!ig 7vzav6hlvh5pbvcow72ore6ga ^https?://steamcommunity\.com/app/868270/homecontent/Read%20at%20https\:/
23:31:56<pabs>woops
23:36:22<nulldata>Fakebot: pabs: You are powerless here. Ignore rejected.
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23:43:06<fireonlive>need voice
23:43:07<fireonlive>:p

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