02:12:27 <h2ibot> PaulWise edited Mailman2 (+28, started some jobs for syslinux lists): https://wiki.archiveteam.org/?diff=50882&oldid=50773
04:23:38 <fireonlive> -+rss- Luiz André Barroso has died: https://www.wired.com/story/google-mourns-luiz-andre-barroso-veteran-engineer-invented-the-modern-data-center/ https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37606775
05:42:55 <pabs> <anarcat> TIL that fully.com closed their online store https://fully.com/
06:36:18 <fireonlive> twitter circles to be kill: https://x.com/support/status/1704996222619009211
06:36:18 <eggdrop> nitter: https://nitter.x86-64-unknown-linux-gnu.zip/support/status/1704996222619009211
06:36:28 <fireonlive> ⭕️🔪
10:03:59 <h2ibot> JustAnotherArchivist edited PIXNET (+242, Add support confirmation that the deletion…): https://wiki.archiveteam.org/?diff=50883&oldid=50689
14:58:36 <anarcat> pabs: yeah i thought about here but it's a bit too late now
15:25:23 <h2ibot> VoynichCr edited WikiIndex (+17): https://wiki.archiveteam.org/?diff=50884&oldid=42140
16:31:10 <tzui> hi why is the staging server not included in the warrior?  i noticed some of my warriors were getting no work done as they needed to wait to upload their stuff. would it make sense to get this (https://github.com/Fusl/ateam-airsync) running as well? Are there any special requirements to meet?
17:34:37 <fireonlive> staging server?
17:47:53 <JAA> Upload to your own worker...?
17:48:47 <JAA> The targets can't be distributed like workers can.
17:49:02 <JAA> Their entire purpose is to aggregate data from workers.
18:00:08 <tzui> that makes perfect sense, thanks!
18:40:07 <kpcyrd> I didn't even know twitter had circles, I thought that's a google+ thing
19:29:10 <fireonlive> yeee it was like facebook groups: private (though they had bugs) invite only or open to join Twitter timelines where your tweets stayed there
19:29:19 <fireonlive> like little private twitters kinda
19:29:50 <fireonlive> bugs included… tweets leaking outside circles
19:29:56 <fireonlive> @_@
22:23:57 <JAA> So the good news about FOIAonline is that there don't seem to be bad rate limits (~8 req/s is fine, didn't try more), and the response times are decent even from across the pond.
22:24:01 <JAA> But ugh this site...
22:25:09 <JAA> I'm listing all requests now. No idea yet how long that'll take.
23:38:28 <JAA> Ok, it already finished and found about 1.2 million requests.
23:40:18 <JAA> Many requests seem to not have any files, and the ones that do are in the megabytes range, so I'd expect maybe a couple terabytes for everything. Will try to get a better estimate though.