01:24:46 <nulldata> Buzzer.com, a streaming platform for sports, is shutting down.  https://platform.twitter.com/embed/Tweet.html?id=1674830386386419731
01:26:36 <fireonlive> i guess the final buzzer sounded
01:28:25 <TheTechRobo> fireonlive: *crickets*
01:28:54 <fireonlive> 😢
01:28:57 <JAA> *ba dumm tss*
01:29:00 <fireonlive> :3
01:29:02 <nulldata> https://thumbs.gfycat.com/UnconsciousBonyLabradorretriever-mobile.mp4
01:30:23 <fireonlive> :D
03:17:22 <fireonlive> GoXLR is in trouble (or "dead"): https://twitter.com/EposVox/status/1675565924651335680
03:17:32 <fireonlive> https://pbs.twimg.com/media/F0DOT1YXgAAQBiD?format=jpg&name=orig
03:18:02 <fireonlive> write-up: https://streamguides.gg/2023/07/the-goxlr-is-dead-but-possibly-open-source/
03:39:19 <IDK> for the twitter ratelimit thing, heard https://tweetdeck.twitter.com/ does not have a ratelimit yet, but you need to log in
03:46:29 <fireonlive> pls keep bypasses in PM to arkiver tks
04:01:04 <IDK> oh, its pretty well known online anyways
04:03:26 <fireonlive> so much stuff flying around >_<
04:03:35 <fireonlive> twitter is such a messy boi lol
04:07:12 <IDK> in fact twitter is impossible to view without signing in rn
04:08:06 <IDK> which makes socialbot essentially useless rn
04:08:19 <fireonlive> yeah :(
04:08:27 <fireonlive> rip socialbott
04:08:36 <IDK> rip
04:10:04 <IDK> but what could be done, is probably to do some really complex ignores for twitter, so it loads the content without appearing signed in for wbm playback
04:10:45 <fireonlive> hmmm.. maybe
04:37:16 <Ivan226> Twitter's only reporting 404s for me
09:44:07 <Maakuth|m> Could https://jkorpela.fi be queued for AB? No particular worry about it imminently disappearing, but it would be great to have a full snapshot archived. The webmaster is a retiree already so the site isn't necessarily going to be around forever
14:45:46 <albertlarsan68> I have a few CD-ROMs that I would like to archive. I have tried CDBurnerXP and ImgBurn, and both failed with saying that some sectors were not readable. However, reading the CD-ROM with Windows Explorer, or even archiving the files with 7-zip does work with no problem, the latter at full speed.
14:46:53 <h2ibot> Yts98 edited Skyblog (+282, Discovered the short URL rule for posts): https://wiki.archiveteam.org/?diff=50110&oldid=50109
15:33:25 <masterX244> albertlarsan68: use h2cdimage, that tool tries to read elsewhere once a borked sector is hit and continues there, it tries to isolate bad ones that way since it closes in at the gaps until only bad ones are left
15:34:17 <masterX244> https://www.heise.de/download/product/h2cdimage-39056
15:34:33 <masterX244> on the linux side ddrescue works similar
15:46:03 <albertlarsan68> I am trying h2cdimage, it has not blown up yet. If it doesn't work I might mood my Ubuntu and try ddrescue. As I said "normal" read works flawlessly.
15:48:02 <myself> "normal" read is obeying the filesystem structures which may not refer to the damaged sectors at all; if it's a multisession disc, those sectors may be part of a failed or aborted session or something. Is there a chance that copy-protection software could try to read those and make sure they fail, or is the disc just plain files and a 7zip archive
15:48:02 <myself> actually gets everything?
16:09:18 <albertlarsan68> This is a The Sims genuine CD-ROM, so it is not a multisession disc. It could be that the DRM uses this kind of protection, since IIRC you need a disc in the drive for the game to work. The zip archive through 7z worked, I just set the concurrency to 1 to avoid jumping all over the disc. The disk was running fullest-speed, and no errors appeared.
16:21:16 <Maakuth|m> I happen to remember The Sims used SafeDisc DRM, if it helps looking it up
16:21:44 <masterX244> maybe daemontools works better on catching those discs
16:40:07 <albertlarsan68> daemontools fee did not work. I might research SafeDisk DRM.
16:40:18 <myself> Ahh okay, knowing that it's SafeDisc is hugely more informative than "I have a few CD-ROMs". Just a smidge relevant. Good call.
16:48:47 <pokechu22> albertlarsan68: If you have the specialized tools needed http://wiki.redump.org/index.php?title=Disc_Dumping_Guide_(MPF) is good, but it wants a very particular disc drive
16:49:09 <pokechu22> (it also gives you hashes you can compare with their database afterwards)
16:56:15 <pokechu22> Maakuth|m: done
16:56:38 <Maakuth|m> pokechu22: thank you!
17:28:24 <h2ibot> Exorcism edited Skyblog (+26): https://wiki.archiveteam.org/?diff=50111&oldid=50110
17:28:25 <h2ibot> Exorcism uploaded File:Skyrock logo.jpg: https://wiki.archiveteam.org/?title=File%3ASkyrock%20logo.jpg
19:56:16 <yasomi> how would I use wget-at in order to create warc files of a spidered website?
21:29:50 <rktk> --warc-file="filename" no?
21:29:54 <rktk> even using normal wget that's what I do
22:46:22 <h2ibot> FireonLive edited ЯRUS (+3, ЯRUS is no more): https://wiki.archiveteam.org/?diff=50113&oldid=50103
22:58:32 <fireonlive> small wiki proposal: for "Current Projects" it says "<!-- put projects here that are still in the tracker but not yet deleted so it won't confuse people -->" under "Recently finished projects", however what if we made that (in the comment) projects completed in the last 30 (or 15) days going forward? just for easier accessibility/more visibility
22:58:32 <fireonlive> for people going there shortly after the fact
23:02:51 <fireonlive> (there is Projects but it needs a lot of love :D and this would be a little front page way of 'look what we've done recently go check it out')
23:03:12 <fireonlive> (and it would be more in line with "Recently Finished" overall)
23:17:54 <fireonlive> (cc JAA)