00:02:40 hook54321: You mean outside of screen recording? No idea. 00:03:26 ah 00:07:07 lol: https://github.com/github/dmca/pull/8142 00:07:14 ^ What's going on there? 00:07:42 https://twitter.com/GalacticFurball/status/1319765986791157761 00:09:19 icedice: Someone pushed the entire youtube-dl repository into github/dmca via a pull request. It won't get merged obviously, but it's still in the repository. 00:09:38 Nice 00:20:37 Great way to make GitHub less open with their DMCA process 00:24:39 And create a lot of trouble for other people in order to do something that is entertaining but has no material benefit 00:38:07 OrIdow6: can't they just disable the PR and delete the ref? 00:38:35 They can and probably will. 00:41:20 I like the tweet I linked, where they embedded the source in an image 00:41:20 Hmm, or not. There was a PR 8128 which is now deleted from the web interface. It still exists in the repo though. It added a download link for the repo to the DMCA notice. 00:42:55 Arcorann: There's a video version in the replies as well. :-) 00:43:16 I'm just waiting for someone to encode it as a prime now. 01:02:58 This exists :D https://github.com/github/dmca/tree/416da574ec0df3388f652e44f7fe71b1e3a4701f 01:03:28 Read up :-P 01:04:20 Ah :D 01:04:39 LOL https://github.com/github/dmca/pull/8143 01:04:55 Yeah, several of those. 01:05:01 Anyone wanna grab that tree? 01:05:11 I already dumped the entire dmca repo earlier. 01:05:20 (And confirmed it includes that.) 01:05:35 they are probably going to disable the PR mecanism for this repo 01:05:51 they already disabled issues 01:05:55 Yeah good point, we should probably get that fully archived. 01:06:01 Issues have been disabled for a long time I believe. 01:06:46 Yeah, issues were already off in 2013: https://web.archive.org/web/20130812201834/https://github.com/github/dmca 01:12:40 according to twitter, the riaa didn't really file a DMCA request, according to https://twitter.com/xor/status/1319739319347793921 01:13:19 i think github just put it up under 'dcma' because that is what 99% of their takedown cases are so their workflow and messaging for when you go to the repo just say "dcma request" 01:19:45 nico_32: if they do, it will be a nonstandard change. Github doesn't allow repo owners to disable the PR mechanism. The best you can do is a bot that automatically closes PRs 01:47:44 balrog: QFE this Monday: ~ /github/dmca/pull deny on their load balancer 03:28:48 Welp, Internet Archive is offline 03:29:20 i was gonna say 03:29:41 i didn't know archive.org had cool error pages 03:30:43 > i think github just put it up under 'dcma' because that is what 99% of their takedown cases are so their workflow and messaging for when you go to the repo just say "dcma request" 03:30:43 isn't anti-circumvention still part of DMCA though? 03:55:21 Has anyone archived the youtube-dl forks yet. https://archive.vn/4jDv7 03:55:59 AT has been all over this Youtube-dl thing for a day or so 03:56:01 So yes 03:56:18 Thank god 03:58:37 those devs need a move to gitgud.io, not even github is safe anymore for basic projects 04:13:27 I just tried to archive a fork in archive.org, and i got " 04:13:27 open_source_softwaree273e5e3-97d5-4f12-adf9-75180bf504c9" 04:14:21 archive.org just had a power outage, so I imagine it's related. I'd try again in a bit. 04:14:37 big oof 04:16:49 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24883683 <= first comment: more redundency 04:17:15 :'S 04:19:18 https://twitter.com/internetarchive/status/1320215976470695936 04:23:11 good for them, still got an error tho. Going to try to try again later since i lost my description when i refresh the page 04:23:48 i'm somewhat tired rn 04:23:57 *right now 04:35:17 SlowDownPlease reduce your request rate.total_tasks_queued exceeds global_limitd3f00575-64ec-4cc0-86f0-ef0240508e78 04:35:24 yup upload still down 11:49:39 hi, does archive team have a recommended tool for scraping and viewing youtube comments? 11:50:48 I ran into 'youtube comment suite', which would have been wonderful, but the software is too immature for any practical use, especially for larger targets. 12:37:02 ultramage: https://git.kiska.pw/JustAnotherArchivist/youtube-comments 12:37:45 That can save them. There's no tool for extracting them yet though, and it'll be a pain. 12:38:36 But having the data in an annoying format beats not having it. 13:01:54 https://github.com/mattwright324/youtube-comment-suite looked very promising. It has an UI, it's in java and is self-contained, it downloads comments to its db, it can do a refresh and skip over already obtained entries, it exports to json... 13:04:48 but it only has mass-refresh over the entire collection, no individual item refresh. It has no import function to pair with its export function. If I add a channel item, it tries to download all comments on all videos at once. It doesn't know how to pause and resume. And it lives off of the dev's 1m/day api key, and he's hitting the cap because of that stupid mass-syncing requirement. It's real 13:04:54 shame, it's so close. 13:07:17 Mhm. I do want to rewrite youtube-comments to produce some reasonable file format (probably JSONL) sometime, but I don't think I'll get around to that anytime soon. 13:24:44 maybe just raw dump whatever youtube api uses? 13:25:52 that YCS tool also downloads and displays avatars next to comments. that is a nice touch. 13:27:21 My tool doesn't use the API. It emulates what happens in a browser. 13:27:30 ooh 13:27:58 So converting that to a reasonable data format isn't straightforward. 13:28:38 It's totally possible though. 13:31:09 it's not obvious from the code, what sort of response data it's dealing with, but I imagine it should be somewhat similar to what the api provides. Props for working around that though. 14:21:43 Anyone know what the ".os" part in ".warc.os.cdx.gz" in WARC index files stands for?