00:00:17 <h2ibot> JAABot edited List of websites excluded from the Wayback Machine (+0): https://wiki.archiveteam.org/?diff=47145&oldid=47144
03:24:52 <h2ibot> Carlb edited Uncyclopedia (+117, pl: is independent): https://wiki.archiveteam.org/?diff=47146&oldid=41022
04:14:49 <pool> JAA sorry I just joined this channel, so I can't see the old posts. Was there any luck with wallfarehk?
04:15:32 <JAA> pool: I've run the website through ArchiveBot. It looks like it wasn't very large, so it already finished. The YouTube channel's also being grabbed. Facebook and Instagram aren't archiveable. That's all I saw.
04:18:12 <JAA> We also archived the website a couple months back when we did a general broad sweep across the HK media and NGO landscape.
04:18:18 <pool> Thank you. You guys are the best.
04:23:12 <Dark_Hunter> who do i speak to in regards to digitize? i got some disks im willing to send into the virtual world
04:25:24 <JAA> Dark_Hunter: You can ask here if you have questions about how to digitise things yourself. If you want to send things to the IA for (eventual) digitisation, I'd recommend getting in touch with Jason at jason⊙tc
04:41:02 <Dark_Hunter> ty
07:29:38 <AK> https://twitter.com/projectgus/status/1437658002039787525
07:29:45 <AK> `ZEVA - a well regarded West Australian maker of EV electronics (motor controllers, BMS, etc) - is closing up but releases all their products under an open source license as a parting gift.`
07:30:30 <AK> Looks like the "Design Files" are zips on the product pages, not sure on size of them, possibly and AB job?
10:28:13 <Dark_Hunter> @AK thats pretty good of that site there should be someone going thought all that at archive it
13:59:02 <duce1337> how can see file size of archive.org file?
17:41:11 <JAA> ZEVA is running through AB now.
17:42:03 <JAA> On the homepage, they write that 'motor controller designs will be added around October', so I guess we'll need to rerun it next month.
18:07:32 <Barto> if only other companies would think the same way.
18:10:20 <JAA> ++
20:15:55 <Harzilein> hi
20:29:20 <AK> Hello
21:50:19 <[42]> any suggestions on how much time a container should be given before it's forcefully terminated? i was thinking 15min after sigint to allow graceful shutdown and also not wait too long e.g. for container image updates
22:20:27 <[42]> btw i did see the 1h "recommendation" in the wiki for when it's needed but i'm not sure how important that is since in my case this is primarily affecting updates for when the image is updated or when i need to make changes to my deployments (kubernetes)