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06:16:03<HP_Archivist>JAA: I could've sworn I've seen custom banners at some point
06:16:16<HP_Archivist>Maybe you're right though and I'm remembering wrong
06:17:50<HP_Archivist>For example they did away with the blue on these https://archive.org/details/mit_ocw?tab=about
06:18:03<HP_Archivist>https://archive.org/details/78rpm_bostonpubliclibrary
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06:18:33<HP_Archivist>Maybe cause they're collections though not sure
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17:08:02<Ryz>...Huh, is it me or does WBM's SPN ( https://web.archive.org/save ) starting to fail more and more? Keep getting 'Job failed' and have to retry those same links~
17:08:16<Ryz>And there's occasional stuff like: 'Live page is not available: chrome-error://chromewebdata/'
17:16:27<Ryz>...What the hell? 'This URL has been already captured 10 times today. Please email us at "info@archive.org" if you would like to discuss this more.' ...even though that URL I tried to archive via WBM's SPN failed those amount of times :/
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22:42:44<dxrt>Ryz: Yep, it fails very often. There was a comment somewhere from arkiver that the SPN machine(s) are under resourced and can't handle so many saves.
22:59:31<Ryz>It's been failing more and more recently S:
23:02:49<dxrt>It has :(
23:02:59<dxrt>Like 9/10 for me
23:03:29<@JAA>Yeah, same.
23:03:49<Ryz>Is used to be half of the time last week or two ago, it worked; it's literally now 9 out of 10 as you described