00:13:00<GLaDOS>Remember: You cannot trust them.
05:29:00<SketchCow>Aw man, Brewster's tearing up on stage
05:30:00<Cameron_D>This is being recorded, yes?
05:37:00<balrog_>I sure hope so.
05:38:00<SketchCow>I assume so
05:50:00<bsmith094>2 things, whats being recorded and where ?, and , I hate to beat a dead horse, but is anyone still working on ffnet grab, warrior -izing that would be helpful
05:57:00<SketchCow>Virgil!
06:09:00<SketchCow>Ted Nelson!
08:31:00<xk_id>alard: sorry, I was afk. My research is in network science. I wish to crawl an online social network to extract the social graph and measure its topological features (degree distribution, etc.)
09:09:00<alard>xk_id: Ah, interesting.
09:14:00<xk_id>thanks
09:26:00<Nemo_bis>xk_id: could also do it for pseudo-social networs like Wikipedia's userbase? :)
09:27:00<Nemo_bis>*networks
09:31:00<xk_id>yes.
09:31:00<xk_id>How are the wikipedia users linked?
09:54:00<godane>your not going to believe this
09:56:00<godane>someone uploaded 'TechTV Music Wars' to MySpleen
10:15:00<godane>i also found a mcdonalds vhs training tape from 1972
10:18:00<Nemo_bis>xk_id: I think the most likely way to link them is checking their respective user talk edits
10:21:00<Nemo_bis>xk_id: for instance, https://toolserver.org/~tparis/pcount/index.php?name=Nemo+bis&lang=meta&wiki=wikimedia will immediately disclose that I like users Sj and Pathoschild (see "user talk" top edits) :)
10:22:00<Nemo_bis>You could also check userpages cross-links but those are more rare. Anyway, all this is available in dumps for Wikimedia wikis. (And perhaps also Wikia soon? :/ )
11:11:00<omf__>Did we ever finish backing up the halflife collection from planetphillip.com ?
11:12:00<omf__>I think schbiridi was working on it last July
11:12:00<omf__>the site owner took it offline, then put it back up
11:42:00<xk_id>Nemo_bis: aha, yes. I was thinking it might be something like that. indeed, it's a good way to infer connections between users
11:44:00<xk_id>Nemo_bis: by the way, there's a "conversation" in network science going on atm, which focuses on contrasting the friendship graphs as given by the friends lists, and the interaction graphs of the actual interactions between users
11:44:00<xk_id>Nemo_bis: some studies showed they tend to differ a great deal :)
11:44:00<xk_id>s/and the interaction/with the interaction
11:45:00<xk_id>but yeah, that's just tangential
11:48:00<schbiridi>omf__: nope, i ran into trouble and stopped. can't remember
15:02:00<omf__>how much did you get?
15:03:00<omf__>I am looking at doing a backup
15:03:00<omf__>now that steam is in full swing on linux there is a ton of content I need to find again for older games
15:35:00<schbiridi>omf__: i do not remember and i did not keep the files, sorry.
15:36:00<schbiridi>i'd estimate ~50GB but that is a guess really. maybe 100 or more
15:48:00<Ymgve>schbiridi: what is 50gb?
15:53:00<schbiridi>planetphillip maybe
16:22:00<omf__>Did you premap the site or just download files as you went?
16:44:00<schbiridi>cant remember but i remember that you better premap
17:03:00<xk_id>"More generally, Google said it best that “running a web crawler generates a fair amount of phone calls.”"
17:09:00<xk_id>gives a good impression of the scale of Google crawls: "To download a billion pages in one year, a crawler must sustain a rate of 32 pages/second. However, search engines must also recrawl pages to obtain the most recent version, which amplifies the need for speed."
17:22:00<xk_id>this looks alright, but... tickets cost £27.50 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FNGm3ZL43gs
17:25:00<xk_id>I am so sorry
17:25:00<xk_id>wrong channel
17:25:00<xk_id>:P
17:53:00<omf__>I should have something partial later today. I will need to add warc data though.
18:34:00<bsmith094>godane1: holy crap, you found it!?! link, please?
19:28:00<godane1>bsmith094: i will link it when i get it uploaded
19:29:00<godane1>ftp is being very slow
19:41:00<Schbirid>german gaming streaming site http://www.own3d.tv/ is out of money and will be closing shortly
19:42:00<balrog_>:(
19:42:00<Schbirid>http://www.cadred.org/News/Article/191800/