00:04:39 <fireonlive> -+rss- “Most notorious” illegal shadow library (LibGen) sued by textbook publishers: https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2023/09/most-notorious-illegal-shadow-library-sued-by-textbook-publishers/ https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37529666
00:05:53 <JAA> Since it worked so well last time, let's sue them again!
00:06:08 <fireonlive> yep! :D
00:08:19 <fireonlive> the suings will continue until morale improves
00:15:21 <Rootliam> Does anyone know of a better way to contact Underscor than through github (which has no pm function)? Seems like that would be my only hope of getting the videos I'm looking for
00:18:12 <tzt> david golumbia has died https://davidgerard.co.uk/blockchain/2023/09/15/david-golumbia-1963-2023/
00:37:09 <fireonlive> Rootliam: what are you seeking from them?
00:49:45 <nicolas17> fireonlive: yahoovideos files
00:53:37 <fireonlive> ah, actual data
00:53:58 <fireonlive> wonder if they'd have it after all this time
00:54:45 <project10> seems almost quaint that all of Y! Videos was only 20TB
00:56:58 <fireonlive> yeah lol
01:06:21 <thuban> Rootliam: he's actually still idling in archiveteam channels on efnet, so i shot him a message over there
01:06:35 <thuban> but i suspect it's a forgotten bouncer or something
01:10:29 <nicolas17> fireonlive: there's like 4 tarballs that are actually friendster data
01:10:59 <project10> https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone/north-american-airspace-defense-getting-cloud-based-backbone-next-month Cloud-based NORAD?
01:11:26 <JAA> I do remember pinging underscor a few years ago about something on EFnet and getting a reply. But who knows if they didn't notice the migration.
01:11:57 <project10> erps this isn't #ot
01:12:50 <thuban> (i also turned up an apparently-current work email, but that might not be, like, appropriate)
01:14:15 <fireonlive> (is not current)
01:14:33 <thuban> (the cytracom one?)
01:14:38 <fireonlive> (oh that one is)
01:14:44 <fireonlive> (:3)
01:14:53 <project10> (why are we whispering?)
02:22:36 <fireonlive> (🤐)
02:41:05 <thuban> )
02:59:29 <project10> targets are really dead, huh. haven't seen a successful rsync upload in many hours
03:00:40 <fireonlive> 🔥 🐶☕ 🔥
04:57:51 <flashfire42> https://server8.kiska.pw/uploads/ff8db6377b9cac41/image.png sorry my warrior isnt doing much atm
05:14:18 <h2ibot> PaulWise edited Finding subdomains (+54, add new subdomain service): https://wiki.archiveteam.org/?diff=50779&oldid=50340
05:15:18 <h2ibot> PaulWise edited Finding subdomains (+51, Sublist3r): https://wiki.archiveteam.org/?diff=50780&oldid=50779
05:16:18 <h2ibot> PaulWise edited Finding subdomains (+44, DNSdumpster): https://wiki.archiveteam.org/?diff=50781&oldid=50780
05:18:27 <pabs> -rss/#hackernews- Subdomain.center – discover all subdomains for a domain: https://www.subdomain.center/ https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37531801
05:36:22 <h2ibot> Pokechu22 edited DokuWiki (+137, doku.php ignore example): https://wiki.archiveteam.org/?diff=50782&oldid=50746
05:59:58 <flashfire42> Does the trying to rsync or whatever prioritise people that have been trying to connect for longer? or is it first come first serve or what? because this github item has been looking for a target for over a day now
06:02:49 <nicolas17> pretty sure it's first come first serve, it doesn't know who you are or how many times you tried to connect, it only knows if it has enough space the instant you try to upload
06:03:18 <flashfire42> well if you lot could let me in lmfao
06:03:42 <nicolas17> we could pause all projects!
06:03:58 <flashfire42> YEAH FOR 5 MINUTES SO FLASHFIRE CAN GET HIS DAY OLD JOB DONE
06:04:04 <nicolas17> no
06:04:15 <nicolas17> for hours until everyone gets their hours-old jobs done
06:04:49 <nicolas17> seems reddit and telegram have both been stalled for hours anyway
06:04:54 <flashfire42> Ok but is that as stupid as it sounds?
06:04:58 <nicolas17> did we fill 'em up?
06:05:03 <flashfire42> I dont know maybe we did
06:05:18 <nicolas17> if so then we actually should pause things ._.
06:14:31 <fireonlive> 🔥 🐶☕ 🔥
07:20:05 <erkinalp> re. wowturkey archival: wowturkey's owner joined one of the a forum that's the spiritual successor of wowturkey and is apparently an active member of it
07:20:23 <erkinalp> we may have a chance to reach him and convince him to reverse the shutdown
07:50:25 <ShadowJonathan> the uploading part of ArchiveBot still doesnt seem to be fixed :thinking:
07:53:12 <erkinalp> yeah i know
07:53:18 <erkinalp> downloading is slow too
07:53:26 <erkinalp> abt isdn speeds
07:53:57 <erkinalp> it's broken in the ia side, archivebot does properly what it's supposed to do
09:11:06 <h2ibot> Bzc6p edited MoinMoin (+34, what is this): https://wiki.archiveteam.org/?diff=50783&oldid=50772
14:39:21 <JAA> ShadowJonathan: No, it isn't. I'm offloading data to a spare server to keep things running, but the uploads to IA via the normal route are stuck.
14:59:15 <h2ibot> TheTechRobo edited V Live (+39, Add link to IA collection): https://wiki.archiveteam.org/?diff=50784&oldid=49509
15:18:18 <h2ibot> TheTechRobo edited Frequently Asked Questions (-12, /* halp pls halp */ User account doesn't matter…): https://wiki.archiveteam.org/?diff=50785&oldid=50590
18:32:20 <icedice> I've heard that something's up with IA
18:32:27 <icedice> Can someone give me a TL;DR?
18:32:32 <icedice> Long upload queue?
18:35:52 <JAA> IA's ingress machinery is sad and has greatly reduced capacity.
18:49:12 <fireonlive> twinsies
19:58:57 <yzqzss> http://s3.us.archive.org/?check_limit=1
19:59:26 <yzqzss> "total_global_limit": 11999, "total_tasks_queued": 11932
20:00:13 <yzqzss> queue is full💀
20:22:32 <nstrom|m> "rationing_level": 9999 feels about right
21:26:59 <nstrom|m> Yay things are flowing again. Thanks rewby!
21:31:05 <fireonlive> rewby++
21:31:05 -eggdrop- [karma] 'rewby' now has 1 karma!
21:45:29 <nicolas17> yzqzss: oohhhh thanks for that link
21:47:15 <Rootliam> thuban: Did you get any response from underscor?
21:47:58 <nicolas17> nstrom|m: or not
21:49:14 <thuban> Rootliam: unfortunately, no. fireonlive did find a personal email, which might be worth trying?
21:51:01 <Rootliam> I guess I should try a github issue first then email as a last ditch effort
21:53:15 <thuban> an email might be more appropriate than a drive-by github issue on an unrelated repo
21:54:15 <Rootliam> https://github.com/ab2525/ia-archiveteam-yahoovideo I think this counts as related :P
21:54:54 <rewby> nstrom|m: It won't last long.
21:55:26 <thuban> oh! i didn't realize that existed. i think you're correct d:
22:07:58 <nstrom|m> boo. oh well, thanks for trying :) your efforts are still greatly appreciated
22:55:13 <fireonlive> 02:34:36 pm -+rss- Lodash just declared issue bankruptcy and closed every issue and open PR: https://twitter.com/danielcroe/status/1703127430523703432 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37538426
22:55:13 <eggdrop> nitter: https://nitter.net/danielcroe/status/1703127430523703432
22:59:36 <JAA> Website into AB, GitHub into #gitgud, not sure if there's anything else.
23:00:11 <nicolas17>  As jwz put it
23:00:12 <nicolas17> > This is, I think, the most common way for my bug reports to open source software projects to ever become closed. I report bugs; they go unread for a year, sometimes two; and then (surprise!) that module is rewritten from scratch—and the new maintainer can’t be bothered to check whether his new version has actually solved any of the known problems that existed in the previous version.
23:07:53 <joepie91|m> I find that that sort of thing usually happens with maintainers who view issues as nagging, rather than as contributions
23:14:42 <JAA> Aren't those the ones that set up stalebot and ignore issues until they get closed by it?