00:48:04<justcool393>Quick question: are there any published ratelimits for the Internet Archive? I'm trying to get a large amount of files from the Wayback Machine (potentially all captured at different points), but I don't want to get blocked or completely hammer their service
01:30:55<DopefishJustin>justcool393: I haven't seen any, and they have a number of posts straight up telling people to download it all https://blog.archive.org/2020/10/21/want-some-terabytes-from-the-internet-archive-to-play-with/
01:31:28<DopefishJustin>I would advise using the "ia" python tool they provide rather than trying to scrape the pages
01:33:24<DopefishJustin>oh I see, you're talking about the wayback machine and not the file libraries
01:34:22<DopefishJustin>even then I think the philosphy is "just go for it and we'll worry about making it work"
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04:08:22<justcool393>ah ok
04:08:23<justcool393>thanks
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16:51:28<@arkiver>justcool393: how many requests would this be/
16:51:31<@arkiver>?
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18:55:57<justcool393>arkiver: I was going to say in the ballpark of 24,000
18:56:05<justcool393>but it's seems to be way less so far
18:56:23<justcool393>given i'm filtering by MIME type and such
18:56:45<justcool393>right now any time my script makes a request it'll wait 5 seconds
19:29:52<@arkiver>justcool393: ok, that number is not a problem
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