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02:20:55<Nethercry>Hey all. I'm working on an internal package for a personal Go project to automatically archive links that I use in posts or via the command line, through Wayback Machine's /save/ feature. I've got something working after poking around with Postman and my browser devtools, but I was wondering if there was a smarter way to do this?
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02:55:11<@OrIdow6^2>Nethercry: There's an API as referenced in https://blog.archive.org/2019/10/23/the-wayback-machines-save-page-now-is-new-and-improved/ but I don't know if it still exists, if they still answer questions about it, or if they consider it fit for your use case
02:58:19<Nethercry>Thanks, I couldn't find this specific page before o7
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02:59:16<nicolas17>I guess the alternative is convincing us to run your link list through archivebot >.>
03:06:36<Nethercry>Threw an email at archive.org to see if I can get more info on their API. I don't know much about the serves you all have here ngl, need to read the site more
03:07:22<nicolas17>look at #archivebot for a few minutes :P
03:07:57<nicolas17>and the status page http://archivebot.com/
03:08:13<@JAA>Why is there archival talk in the off-topic channel? :-)
03:08:58<nicolas17>JAA: https://mastodon.social/@jerrod/113448264305981666 Mac Pro mini
03:09:55<@JAA>lol
03:10:06<@JAA>Is this the one where they put the power button on the bottom?
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03:11:21<nicolas17>yes but this case makes it accessible again
03:11:36<nicolas17>also
03:11:46<nicolas17>people found this new mac mini has replaceable SSD
03:11:56<nicolas17>and the misinformed replies are driving me crazy
03:12:37<@JAA>User-replaceable?
03:13:19<nicolas17>there's complete denial, "there's no way this works" and "it's removable on the Mac Studio too but nobody actually succeeded in swapping it"
03:13:35<@JAA>I mean, it's Apple, so yeah, that's reasonable. :-P
03:14:11<nicolas17>like they watched a single video where someone swapped the SSD and it didn't immediately boot and went into a rant about parts-pairing, and didn't see the followups where they were supposed to restore the OS (due to full disk encryption etc)
03:14:28<@JAA>Right
03:14:35<nicolas17>on the other hand there's people saying "oh that's cool so I can buy the cheapest mac mini and throw in my own SSD"
03:15:06<nicolas17>making the leap from "user replaceable" to "it's standard m.2 NVMe and a random off-the-shelf SSD will work", which it's not
03:15:27<@JAA>Yeah, only authentic 200% markup Apple SSDs will work, I imagine.
03:15:43<nicolas17>the "SSD" is a board with bare NAND chips
03:15:50<@JAA>Ah
03:15:57<nicolas17>the actual NVMe controller is inside the SoC
03:16:02<@JAA>Naturally
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03:16:06<tzt>Apple is like 1980s IBM
03:16:07<nicolas17>it's very different from how m.2 works
03:16:29<@JAA>Apple is so innovative, it's amazing! :-)
03:17:03<nicolas17>"then what's the point" well the previous mac mini had the NAND soldered to the main board
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03:18:31<nicolas17>"when are they gonna make the RAM replaceable too" never, how is this still being debated
03:18:54<tzt>Do any other general purpose desktop PCs come with soldered NAND like Apple does?
03:19:34<nicolas17>tzt: imo there's little excuse for soldering NAND even on laptops
03:22:08<nicolas17>but when made replaceable, people get wrong expectations of what that lets them do
03:25:33<steering>ok... why does the mac mini look like an inverted gen 5 nuc
03:27:02<nicolas17>steering: https://x.com/aaronp613/status/1851283032675701126 this is how they showed the new size
03:27:03<eggdrop>nitter: https://nitter.lucabased.xyz/aaronp613/status/1851283032675701126
03:27:50steering looks up dimensions
03:27:54<steering>haha it's bigger than a NUC too
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20:24:39<TheTechRobo>zstd: TheTechRobo.tar.zst: Permission denied
20:24:40<TheTechRobo>[1] 5654 segmentation fault zstd -11 TheTechRobo.tar
20:24:40<TheTechRobo>wat
20:36:28<that_lurker>oof
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21:05:02<@JAA>Yeah, can reproduce when you don't have write access on the dir. Amazing.
21:05:23<Barto>go home facebook, you're drunk
21:06:47<@JAA>https://github.com/facebook/zstd/issues/3523
21:06:49<Barto>https://github.com/facebook/zstd/issues/3523 - seems like it's a closed issue
21:06:51<Barto>i had that :P
21:06:57<@JAA>:-P
21:07:13<@JAA>🥷
21:07:14<Barto>lol https://github.com/facebook/zstd/issues/4124 many bugs of the same type apparently
21:07:41<@JAA>I found that one first, actually, then followed the refs to 3523.
21:07:47<@JAA>But well, same bug.
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