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16:44:20<ymgve>anyone got issues with torrents from the archive recently? it seems like the last piece doesn't download from the webseed
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21:10:40<@arkiver>ymgve: can you give me an exampe?
21:10:42<@arkiver>example*
21:10:53<@arkiver>this is unfortunately a problem that i didn't hear for the first time
21:11:07<ymgve>https://archive.org/details/atarist-supremacy-vol2
21:11:27<ymgve>and https://archive.org/details/amiga-elysian-archive
21:11:35<@arkiver>thank you
21:12:15<ymgve>do you have any relation to the discmaster project btw?
21:25:23<@arkiver>no
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23:35:23<atphoenix>I noticed today that WBM sometimes considers URLs to be equivalent that are not actually equivalent. This makes the calendar/timeline not work correctly. I specifically ran into this with the case-sensitive URL https://goo.gl/4WJatw
23:36:43<atphoenix>If you start at https://web.archive.org/web/*/https://goo.gl/4WJatw and follow the 2019 archive link, you end up at https://web.archive.org/web/20190105222011/http://goo.gl/4wjatw
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23:38:03<atphoenix>The current destination of https://goo.gl/4WJatw is https://developer.android.com/studio#downloads
23:38:57<@JAA>That's the WBM's definition of equivalent, yeah.
23:39:38<@JAA>Protocol, auth data, leading 'www.' (and port number?) are stripped, and the rest of the URL is lowercased.
23:39:41<@JAA>And yes, it sucks.
23:40:26<@JAA>There's also some further normalisation for IDNs and percent encoding, I think.
23:45:04<atphoenix>as a heuristic, that's a decent way to try to fill in gaps and redundancies, but it's also flawed, especially when dealing with cases like case sensitive URL shorteners that could be pointing to completely opposite things in the various capitalizations.
23:49:53<@JAA>Yep. I moaned extensively about it when I dealt with the Picosong archive, which uses case-sensitive short codes as well.