/pone/ - World of Equestria

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 >>/10259/
*I probably forgot the command to do that.

What to do? Maybe restart the computer and run "sudo zpool import -f -FX zb" again. I guessed that after running "read-only" command "sudo zpool import -f -FXn zb" successfully then the non-read-only variant would complete quickly, but nope, looks like the two commands are not related in that way.

 >>/10253/
> [Piped] has a "Download frame" button if I didn't mention that before
I did mention that before ITT.

>  >cross thread
"Hefty pony thread"  >>/10190/ links to this thread:
> No. >>/10255/
> [...](Ignore the following if you want. Thread maybe going to get deleted:  >>/10196/ - I didn't post any thing there; I'm this guy:  >>/10254/.)
it also links to stupid farting thread (all farting threads=stupid).

Frame from https://piped.adminforge.de/watch?v=MHej7qGU6kw > play the video for some amount of seconds > click Download frame. youtube-MHej7qGU6kw is related to "DVNO" by Justice; more on that:
. "Justice - DVNO Music Video Breakdown": https://piped.adminforge.de/watch?v=weJs5ZEdvVM
. It's in the album "Cross", and that should be download-able here: ipfs://QmXEGtzvMf9pQfkDMfvVqnKQMnAXFFdzgLTZcvJMzW4rV3

QmXE...4rV3 = deleted off of IA:
. mutable source? live=deleted https://archive.ph/2020.06.11-163152/https://archive.org/details/cross_201608
. where? HPC https://gateway.pinata.cloud/ipfs/QmXEGtzvMf9pQfkDMfvVqnKQMnAXFFdzgLTZcvJMzW4rV3
. size? 107 MB; extra data="1.txt"; missing: derived files, autogen'd .torrent, files XML metadata, .sqlite metadata
. note? "npr", copyright-deleted, ipfs propagation issue

Random_UNACCEPTABLE_E... webm
(1.19 MB, 1920x1080 vp9)

 >>/10250/
> "apt update"/"apt upgrade" thing which only applies critical security fixes, for those who only care about that
Yeah: https://serverfault.com/questions/270260/how-do-you-use-apt-get-to-only-install-critical-security-updates-on-ubuntu
> $ grep security /etc/apt/sources.list | sudo tee /etc/apt/security.sources.list
> $ sudo apt-get upgrade -o Dir::Etc::SourceList=/etc/apt/security.sources.list

 >>/10259/
> kernel panic
Yeah, seems I cannot import that zpool. After restarting, I ran that command and quickly got the same error message:
> $ utc; sudo zpool import -f -FX zb
> 2024-04-26T17:43:59.185019009Z
> 
> Message from syslogd@ubuntu-Laptop-main-computer at Apr 26 11:44:43 ...
>  kernel:[ 251.805715] PANIC: zfs: adding existent segment to range tree (offset=a011368f000 size=8c8000)
> 
> # 2024-04-26T17:46:49.230072201Z
> 
Maybe doing the nerdy shit seen in this video will help:
https://web.archive.org/web/20240423152550/https://invidious.protokolla.fi/watch?v=y7gQwypNMdk

UNACCEPTABLE!!!

Expert_Trackers-Scoot... mp4
(8.51 MB, 480x360)

I watched this G1 MLP abridged episode/video today (~85 MB):
> /z9/youtube/Scootertrix_Studios_UCB0qq3SOsKZGwM4prKK1xmA/Expert_Trackers-Scootertrix_Studios-20240208-youtube-1920x1440-BsuF-oS3zR0.webm
The original video source is probably VHS, which is 240p or 360p. Here's a 360p version of that video, for an "authentic feel". Like what that one anon said about the medium or form of some media being related to or a big part of nostalgia.

 >>/10262/
>  nerdy shit
Getting into that:

https://zfsonlinux.org/manpages/0.8.1/man8/zdb.8.html
https://openzfs.github.io/openzfs-docs/man/master/8/zdb.8.html
> The precise output of most invocations is not documented, a knowledge of ZFS internals is assumed.
> zdb is an "offline" tool; it accesses the block devices underneath the pools directly from userspace and does not care if the pool is imported or datasets are mounted (or even if the system understands ZFS at all).
https://wiki.lustre.org/Examining_ZFS_Pools_with_zdb
> If the pool has not been imported to the current host, or if there is no zpool cache file on the host for a currently imported pool, use the following command: \ zdb -e  \ This will provide a very large amount of output. To get the MOS configuration, use the following: \ zdb -eC[C] 
https://piped.adminforge.de/watch?v=y7gQwypNMdk
https://youtubetranscript.com/?v=y7gQwypNMdk
> the ZFS filesystem has a transaction log and it's continually writing to the transaction log ... the more messed up stuff is it just sort of keeps writing. When something weird happens, when an inconsistency happens, I wish that there was an option to tell ZFS: when any inconsistency is encountered that is unrecoverable to put the filesystem into read-only mode. I see why that's not an option [or default option necessarily because ZFS is designed for] racks and racks and racks of disks and you would never ... you would never necessarily want to take the entire pool offline just because there's one uncorrectable inconsistency. But for small installations where small is say less than 10 hard drives it would be nice if it would go into read-only mode because I think that greatly increases the chances that you'll be able to recover.
If only. Next thing he said was:
> I think that in those situations when you encounter hardware that has died that way it is more likely to be a bug at least if working with zdb is really any indication because of space maps and some of the other problems that we encountered I think we're really just down to bugs or very slight inconsistencies in the pool most of the time online when somebody encounters a situation like this they'll say oh it's probably just a little corruption in your pool make another pool and then copy all the stuff out of that pool the corrupt pool into the new pool and everything will be fine everybody does that and it seems to be not really a big deal

 >>/10250/
>  I wonder if there is an "apt update"/"apt upgrade" thing which only applies critical security fixes, for those who only care about that. 

There is systems and configurations that are supposed to be that way. Technically, CentOS used to be the perfect system for someone who just wanted stability because of being run Red Hat, which has version support for 10 whole years, keeping the same kernel and everything, but alas that is no longer the case. Debian would be the closest free thing you could run that way that is free. 


> What if it isn't? What if I went with the default software versions from that ISO file?

> And such fixes should be available for "unsupported old distro versions". 

Debian is the closet thing that fits that bill, but that is only the final 3 years of support of the normal release cycle. oldstable and oldoldstable. 

> That computer isn't directly exposed to the Internet, because it is only reachable by the router's IP. It is as directly exposed over the Internet as being able to talk back and forth via popular protocols like HTTP. (I can ping online websites without failure.) 

Then it is connected to the Internet. If you can log in and browse a normal web page it counts as connected. In which case, a potential security risk. How much? Well, some would say you are screwed and already hacked, but realistically you're probably okay. I mean, some retards still use live discs with default root access and if they survive alright. What are you using? Puppy Linux I know likes to use old files and has kept Ubuntu in a zombie state. Are you using some version of Ubuntu or something where the 64 bit support dropped? You should switch to Debian then, they still support 32bit.
 

> Otherwise, it is in a local network (10.0.0.9) behind a router, which that guy in youtube-zao2CUAP3dU said something about.

Don't know a thing about the video and probably won't watch it unless I am board. 

 >>/10259/
> dead

Be sure to exhaust all options before declaring it dead. From simple things like swaping cables to letting it "rest". I have had drives be near death and still work just long enough to run recuse job. Depending on how serious the data is. Save the drive and maybe look into VERY COSTLY, drive repair I have heard of people doing it themselves, finding the model and swaping the controller board, but it the newer the drive, the harder that is. 

> it also links to stupid farting thread (all farting threads=stupid).

Hope BO deletes it soon.

 >>/10263/ 
> Scootertrix

They are still going? Wow! That surprises me. I remembered them being the biggest "small" abridge series. They were okayish but I found them a little stale compared to FiW and... well, didn't like MASS either. Still, I am happy to see them still kicking!

 >>/10263/
> well I know the ponies look and are stupid
LOL

 >>/10265/
I didn't know that the late CentOS was supported for a decade for each version. I read that someone running CentOS had his computer/server powered on for like 3 years straight (command: uptime or htop).

> Then it is connected to the Internet. If you can log in and browse a normal web page it counts as connected. In which case, a potential security risk. How much? Well, some would say you are screwed and already hacked, but realistically you're probably okay. I mean, some retards still use live discs with default root access and if they survive alright
For years, I always disabled root login in /etc/passwd (setting it to /sbin/nologin or whatever). Thinking of running serverfault.com/questions/270260 commands which are ...tee... and stuff. Also thinking of using key-based auth for ssh because it should make rsync over ssh more convenient along with making the system a bit more secure.

> using?
Lubuntu 32-bit. I think I posted the exact version before so that hackers can hack me more easily /s. Lubuntu v.19 or something, would have check what I posted before or something. Neat that Debian still supports 32-bit. I hope it is or can be as lightweight as Lubuntu.

> shitpost thread which we dislike
I read in like Desuarchive /meta/ that some person(s) browse 4chan archive websites specifically to read deleted threads because they are "funposts" or whatever. I think someone was automatically mirroring MLP boards, including /pone/; not sure how fast or expansive that effort was/is.

Ponies_VS_the_French-... mp4
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 >>/10263/
> $ zdb --help [...] -e pool is exported/destroyed/has altroot/not in a cachefile
It took ~hours to run this, and it created a 1.2-GB text file:
> $ sudo zdb -e zb > zb_zdb.txt
> [it said some shit here]
> $ tail -n3 zb_zdb.txt
>  16656996 2 128K 128K 1.01M 512 1M 100.00 ZFS plain file
>  16656997 2 128K 128K 1.01M 512 1M 100.00 ZFS plain file
>  16656998 1 128K 1K 4K 512 1K 100.00 
> $ # It seems that zb had more than 15,000,000 files/items. Size of most of the files = 1MB or less
I accidentally cleared the active terminal by pressing ctrl+shift+x (I meant to press ctrl+shift+c or something to copy some text and the c and x keys are next to each other), so I didn't record that error message from zdb which looked kinda informative. (I should have just made a 4th QTerminal tab which I didn't want to do but would have avoided this screw up; I'd probably rather have to press ctrl+shift+alt+x instead of making this fatfinger mistake for a ~5th time.)

 >>/10266/
> folder "Scootertrix_Studios_UCB0qq3SOsKZGwM4prKK1xmA"
Here's this which I watched some time ago, don't remember if it made me laugh
> Ponies_VS_the_French-Scootertrix_Studios-20230922-youtube-960x720-8wPr9DBlzrw.mp4
> Ponies_VS_the_French-Scootertrix_Studios-20230922-youtube-1920x1440-8wPr9DBlzrw.webm
WebM = not posted

> didn't like MASS either
I may have posted this in Endchan before: I didn't like "Mentally Advanced Series" (mainly/only for one reason), and I didn't watch much of it.

Luna_pony_parody_-_Do... webm
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 >>/10269/
>  zdb -e
Took about 1 hour for that to run, each of the two times. Error=last one or two metaslabs are broken, whatever that means:
> $ sudo zdb -e zb | tail # I pressed enter and pasted in "\npasted in a newline here\n"
> loading concrete vdev 0, metaslab 475 of 1047 ...
> loading concrete vdev 0, metaslab 650 of 1047 ... 
> pasted in a newline here
> loading concrete vdev 0, metaslab 1046 of 1047 ...size rt_space (0x8cb000  ASSERT at ../../module/zfs/range_tree.c:439:range_tree_remove_impl() 16656989 [...] ZFS plain file
>  16656990 2 128K 128K 1.01M 512 1M 100.00 ZFS plain file
>  16656991 2 128K 128K 1.01M 512 1M 100.00 ZFS plain file
> [...]
>  16656997 2 128K 128K 1.01M 512 1M 100.00 ZFS plain file
>  16656998 1 128K 1K 4K 512 1K 100.00
> $ # Where is "../../module/zfs/range_tree.c"?
Error
> ASSERT at ../../module/zfs/range_tree.c:439:range_tree_remove_impl()
is similar to
> kernel:[279654.540599] PANIC: zfs: adding existent segment to range tree (offset=a011368c000 size=8cb000)

>  created a 1.2-GB text file
And that's the non-verbose zpool "database" before zdb "crashed" due to range_tree_remove_impl() in line 439 of C file "range_tree.c". Last two lines of "zdb --help" are:
> Specify an option more than once (e.g. -bb) to make only that option verbose
> Default is to dump everything non-verbosely

La La La La Luna redownloaded:
> /z9/youtube/PonyPMVs_-_UPSCALED_Pony_Music_Videos_Archive_UC64MPOjBQ52HKfPRo50PUhQ/Luna_pony_parody_-_Donn_DeVore_and_The_Cutie_Marks_-_PMV-_4K_ESRGAN_UPSCALE-PonyPMVs_-_UPSCALED_Pony_Music_Videos_Archive-20230811-youtube-3840x2160-SJ23n3HZAqA.webm
Bit odd that this video was upscaled, for it's just one still image.

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2021 video not in TPA - "Rock Candy Mountain PMV (Happy Easter!)" ("Big Rock Candy Mountains"/"O Brother, Where Art Thou?"):
https://invidious.protokolla.fi/watch?v=p38EVpmd0aE

Berry Punch in AA: "Life just felt so much more meaningful when I was drunk."

 >>/10269/
Funny video

 >>/10270/
This will maybe fix it after 714 hour (about 1 month):
>  https://github.com/openzfs/zfs/issues/13963
>  > Corrupted single-disk pool cannot be imported anymore. Panics the kernel module, making the commands hang. Also crashes zdb under some invocations.
>  > Using "zdb -bcsvL -e big-storage" (command suggested elsewhere) it spent time verifying everything and everything checked out.
zdb now says:
>  981M completed ( 2MB/s) estimated time remaining: 978hr 15min 36sec
Not sure if there's any point to running that command. It takes too long and I may need to research it further. Source code of that C file:
>  https://github.com/openzfs/zfs/blob/master/module/zfs/range_tree.c
>  > https://raw.githubusercontent.com/openzfs/zfs/master/module/zfs/range_tree.c

 >>/10267/
> Cent OS 

Yes, Cent OS was the open source version of Red Hat Enterprise Linux, same system minus the enterprise grade support, which is payed for at a premium. The keyword was as Red Hat has tried to lock down access to what is free and open sourced software in a underhanded way that may not be technically violate the GPL but certainly violates the spirit of it.
 https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2020/12/centos-shifts-from-red-hat-unbranded-to-red-hat-beta/
Now, for your use case, that wouldn't be applicable as  I believe Red Hat and any derivative of it have already dropped 32 bit support anyway, I am just saying it in case you didn't know the stupid drama with that. 


> For years, I always disabled root login in /etc/passwd (setting it to /sbin/nologin or whatever). 

Average live disc user has root completely accessible and sometimes completely out of date applications. I would probably check with a little scrutiny. I think if you weren't doing much internet stuff with it you are probably okay.


> . Neat that Debian still supports 32-bit. I hope it is or can be as lightweight as Lubuntu.

If your machine ran Ubuntu Debian with LXDE or XFCE (selected at install over specific versions now) should do fine. If you have never used Debian before it should be both familiar and a little alien at parts, but easy enough to learn. 


> I think someone was automatically mirroring MLP boards, including /pone/; not sure how fast or expansive that effort was/is.

Someone was mirroring here, or 8chan's old /pone/? I have seen this /pone/, I guess I should say, /endpone/, mentioned from time to time but I am slightly surprised if someone had been archiving it outside of here.

 >>/10269/
> I accidentally cleared the active terminal by pressing ctrl+shift+x (I meant to press ctrl+shift+c or something to copy some text and the c and x keys are next to each other), so I didn't record that error message from zdb which looked kinda informative. 

Know this oof. Sometimes you get gibberish and the ONE thing that seems worthwhile is the one thing you miss.  

> I may have posted this in Endchan before: I didn't like "Mentally Advanced Series" (mainly/only for one reason), and I didn't watch much of it.

For me, it was the humor was too dry and it felt a little too stale in trying hard to be "smarter humor". Greg, nice guy and he had some interesting side projects but I never liked his main series and the elitism some had for it.

2023 video not in TPA - "Boss of Me PMV":
https://invidious.protokolla.fi/watch?v=jZNCT0eCu7c
. music by They May Be Giants
. guess you could call this a "non-classic PMV" because it has post-S5/S6 FIM video

2012 video not in TPA - "PMV - Pinkie Pie Sings Candy Mountain (Knox's Version)":
https://invidious.privacyredirect.com/watch?v=tr0BzjzFv38
. music from "Charlie the Unicorn"
. "Kill your parents."

 >>/10260/
> propagation issue
This finally showed up - https://cloudflare-ipfs.com/ipfs/QmXEGtzvMf9pQfkDMfvVqnKQMnAXFFdzgLTZcvJMzW4rV3/04%20Newjack.mp3 - one of the highest latencies for something I expected to be available relatively quickly. Odd.

 >>/10273/
I learned about that scummy Red Hat event when the news on it broke. (IBM owns Red Hat.)

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 >>/10262/
Better:
> $ sudo apt update
> [...]
> $ grep security /etc/apt/sources.list | sudo tee /etc/apt/security.sources.list
> deb http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ trusty-security main restricted universe multiverse
> $ sudo apt-get upgrade -o Dir::Etc::SourceList=/etc/apt/security.sources.list
> [...]354 upgraded, 9 newly installed, 0 to remove and 6 not upgraded.[...]
> After this operation, 435 MB of additional disk space will be used.

 >>/10272/
The author of that thread replied that "zdb -bcsvL -e poolname" is unrelated to being able to import it read-only and in the OP he meant that he couldn't import it as read-write. I think the zdb docs basically say that that command just verifies the checksums on all the blocks. Now it says:
>  316G completed ( 19MB/s) estimated time remaining: 125hr 45min 14sec
if that zdb command doesn't check metaslabs I guess it would complete no-problem if there's no checksum mismatches.

 >>/10273/
I'm using a Lubuntu ISO from years ago, and if I can, it's probably better to use Debian because that's more up-to-date. When I SSH in it says "Welcome to Ubuntu 14.04 LTS (GNU/Linux 3.13.0-24-generic i686)".

> Average live disc user has root completely accessible
I see that running "sudo echo" = don't have to enter any password, and I did set a password for my normal user account which I have to enter to ssh in.

Derpian image = Brave > https://invidious.private.coffee/n-0337x_ngM?t=12 > right click on video > Save video frame as...

I saw some MLP book(s) in IA's Controlled Digital Lending thing. I "should have" got on that months ago. Also, I think I saw some books ripped from IA CDL in LibGen. An idiot uploaded a video titled "Why The Internet Archive Is In Danger Right Now..." https://invidious.private.coffee/watch?v=vdMT-x7CbdU which is about the digital books lawsuit.

If you are a single organization/entity/website operating in the clearnet in the USA and distribute copyrighted material that other entities get mad about (in this case, book company sisterfuckers), then that's by it's nature not a true archive. Any copyrighted material hosted by such a website = in danger. Peer to peer and not-so-clearweb (incl. darkweb, deepweb) is the true archive in this case, and as long as it is seeded enough or cared about enough, it should be available for years. Use BitTorrent and/or IPFS; Library Genesis uses both.

 >>/10275/
> $ sudo apt update
> $ grep security /etc/apt/sources.list | sudo tee /etc/apt/security.sources.list
> $ sudo apt-get upgrade -o Dir::Etc::SourceList=/etc/apt/security.sources.list
It is better to run this in GNU Screen or as disowned. I stopped seeing anything from that over SSH when it looked like it upgraded some SSH things:
> Setting up openssh-client (1:6.6p1-2ubuntu2.13) ...
> Setting up openssh-sftp-server (1:6.6p1-2ubuntu2.13) ...
> Setting up openssh-server (1:6.6p1-2ubuntu2.13) ...
> # I didn't see anything else after this.

about that Derpian image: saw that in D'ru, likely where that YouTube user got that image from if he didn't create it.

 >>/10276/
Nearly 500 results:
https://archive.org/search?query=%22my+little+pony%22&and%5B%5D=mediatype%3A%22texts%22

Including:
CDL - first results:
https://archive.org/details/mylittleponymyli0000myli
https://archive.org/details/mylittleponyphon0000matt_r7w8
https://archive.org/details/mylittleponyulti0000unse
https://archive.org/details/mylittlepony0000mcle
Not CDL - Redditors commented on this:
https://archive.org/details/MyLittlePonyAdventures-ShowBible

 >>/10275/
Invidious's share link/button = broken:
. links to https://invidious.private.coffee/n-0337x_ngM?t=12 which redirects to https://invidious.private.coffee/
. should link to https://invidious.private.coffee/watch?v=n-0337x_ngM&t=12

^DDG > rip books from archive.org > [ https://red.ngn.tf/r/Piracy/comments/l9exis/how_to_download_books_from_archive_org_and_how_to/ ]

( Recent 3rd-party edit, futa, humanized, disembodied horsecock: cross-thread  >>/10278/ ipfs://QmeCw3nA9tD1kW1KpSemNousZXS6a462Pxko9mHgCTd1m7 ; "Strawberry Fields Forever (Remastered 2009)" in "Pmv i wanna do" https://iv.ggtyler.dev/playlist?list=PLWAcfY_lTZi2c7YaHxKMpUpUyh_oOH4z- ; ipfs.io turned to the dark side, added Cl*udflare captcha: HTTP 403->https://ipfs.io/cdn-cgi/challenge-platform/h/b/orchestrate/chl_page/v1 )

2016 video not in TPA - "Pmv-Pour Some Sugar On Me (Def Leppard)":
https://iv.ggtyler.dev/watch?v=zzIemUTD5h0

 >>/10248/
Today I dreamt that I listened to "Photograph" by Def Leppard ( https://invidious.private.coffee/watch?v=NWsSSJ5skx4 ) multiple times. Probably because I recently listened to this "samples set"
> 4chan Cup Anthems (2016)
> https://iv.ggtyler.dev/watch?v=4ImWkol5vfI
which includes
> 00:10:45 - /hr/ - Photograph (Def Leppard)
> 00:14:48 - /mlp/ Giddy Up (MLP)

Ponified lyrics of "Photograph" by Def Leppard:
https://mlpforums.com/topic/52058-ponygraph/

 >>/10281/
> guides from 2020 or 2021
May not work anymore. That links to this guide which says it will get better-quality book images:
https://redlib.vimmer.dev/r/Piracy/comments/fm1xpw/internet_archive_borrowing_picture_books/

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2015 video not in TPA - "MLP GTA 5 LOADING THEME":
https://inv.tux.pizza/watch?v=63qY1oiFaG0

 >>/10273/
> Someone was mirroring here, or 8chan's old /pone/? I have seen this /pone/, I guess I should say, /endpone/, mentioned from time to time but I am slightly surprised if someone had been archiving it outside of here.
User https://ponepaste.org/user/Barney listed /endpone/ here https://ponepaste.org/8236 "Pony Image Boards"

"I learned about that scummy Red Hat event when the news on it broke. (IBM owns Red Hat.)"  >>/10274/ - to clarify, I heard about Red Hat becoming closed source to all but paying customers: https://inv.tux.pizza/watch?v=Of18sAJgHxE (I watched this video around when it was first uploaded). Corporate greed = non-community-based Linux OS could get paywalled, so use Debian or something which isn't RHEL for Linux server usage: https://inv.tux.pizza/watch?v=51zYz4CMGgA ("Why RedHat is BAD"). I didn't closely follow the CentOS thing. pfp from recent video about that: https://inv.tux.pizza/watch?v=mfsjSuE0kSs ("The END of CENTOS matters more than you think!"). (That channel seemed to only have npr videos.)

 >>/10228/
 >>/10230/
> SELinux
I installed this "apt install policycoreutils" to see this:
> $ sestatus
> SELinux status: disabled
> $ # However,
Text file "/etc/selinux/config" had this text
> SELINUX=permissive
which I changed to
> SELINUX=disabled
will this allow me to run that program via CGI? Maybe. Probably not.

 >>/10262/
> sudo zpool import -f -FX zb
should have tried to import it as RO instead:
> sudo zpool import -o readonly=on -f -FX zb
which I have been running for about 14 hours now. (I see other hanged RW import commands here: "ps aux | grep zpool".)

Gotta_Go_Fast_Rainbow... mp4
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gotta_go_fast_rainbow... mp4
(12.96 MB, 1280x720 h264)

Rainbow Dash AI dub of Sonic X OP

Version 1 (includes the original PMV data which was deleted off of YouTube):
https://gateway.pinata.cloud/ipfs/bafybeihwoj5nwpl3wq5424cjbxcrigqbrpt3qmprb5s4sjsuwlhux55rky

Version 2 (CID ends in "ai"):
https://gateway.pinata.cloud/ipfs/QmPm1Sg3mSGKtaBsCimx5XrPkywRgiZscCdcXQdvpZk7ai

 >>/10244/
> NTFS
Years ago, back when I used Windows, I used Recuva a couple of times to undelete files. Not sure how to undelete NTFS files when using Linux. photorec maybe https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/306491/how-to-restore-deleted-files-and-directories-in-a-ntfs-partition

 >>/10273/
> Know this oof. Sometimes you get gibberish and the ONE thing that seems worthwhile is the one thing you miss.
It's annoying. I hope the devs are aware of how easy it is to make that mistake. In web browsers, you can "Reopen closed tab" if you accidentally click x on one of them. QTerminal should have a similar thing if it keeps using ctrl+shift+x to clear the text (and middle click on trackpad to close a tab).

Season 5 in about 55... mp4
(17.21 MB, 1920x1080 h264)

PMVs:
.  >>/10292/
.. After working on that, someone could have moved the spring sound effect to when ponies bounced up off of that cloud. (Or, remove that sound effect; or move some clips around so the springy cloud plays at the same time that that audio plays.)
. not a pony music video, but is in a "PMVs" folder:
.. https://iwiftp.yerf.org/Pony/Videos/Fan-made/PMVs/ThatsMyFetish.mp4
.. https://iwiftp.yerf.org/Pony/Videos/Fan-made/PMVs/Season%205%20in%20about%2055%20seconds.mp4
. "Pinkie Pie Want's Nothing But a Good Time [PMV]": https://web.archive.org/web/20240126164313/https://iv.ggtyler.dev/watch?v=_MGTvWVqFek&list=PLO-wgwyk6ZnpmqNoZYFtSMzaL-IHpZNGT&index=2
.. in playlist "Pinkie Pie PMVs"
.. I saw that "Snapshot cannot be displayed..." WBM error on this some months/weeks ago
... image:  >>/10222/; webpage: https://archive.ph/2024.04.26-022457/https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2024/04/louisiana-judge-sentences-man-be-physically-castrated-after/

HPC had its first thermal shutdown today as stated by the BIOS after pressing the physical on button on the computer. In the past, Synthbot (and maybe also someone else) said that IPFS uses too much CPU. I was curious as to what exactly was meant by that. It means that it heats up the CPU and activates a higher fan speed (if your computer does that); if you use crappy tech, this can lead to the CPU overheating and something failing or the computer turning off to prevent damage. Look at htop or whatever and see something like this: "90% of all 4 cores are being used". Observations on two "old" computers, both with the ipfs daemon running and connected to the Internet:
. 32-bit laptop computer which was apparently high-end for its time: pinning something with lots of nodes (QmVc...eRc6) = Thermal Shutdown; computer was able to start up again.
.. Before shutting down, there was probably kernel messages which looked similar to this: "CPU3: Core temperature above threshold, cpu clock throttled (total events = 9041)" - total events in the thousands or tens of thousands.
.. Possible solution: pin something with lots of nodes via a CAR file = less intensive maybe. Or, throttle the CPU(s) more.
. 64-bit Windows 7 laptop computer: don't remember if it was doing anything extra, but it had an unexpected shutdown (maybe a thermal one); computer was unable to start up again = "burned". This happened months ago.
.. Not as sure how much ipfs is to blame in this case for this hardware fault due to overheating or whatever

These are older computers, so I don't super care if they die, but still helpful to be aware of these things. (In a perfect world bad things like this wouldn't happen, but in reality, with any nice thing: you gotta pay for it; and sometimes there's no way around that.)

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Problem with data persistence: people die. Someone could be hosting something in some way, and if they die then their whole thing will be gone in one week to two years. MEGA / Google Drive / whatever cloud storage will delete all of their stuff due to inactivity. If they host a multi-terabyte website, that will disappear if they die; when will that happen after they die? Depends on what arrangements they had set up. Not everyone dies of old age. Some get unlucky or die young for whatever reason like being reckless or getting addicted to something.

Background/ignore:
I was thinking about this because today I learned that "video game challenge" YouTuber Mitten Squad died at age 27: https://iv.ggtyler.dev/watch?v=lol5wIVUOtI "Mittensquad Has Passed Away.. (not joking)". (YT ID starts with "lol". When this guy was still alive I watched his Fallout and Halo videogame videos. Maybe he drank himself to death. His video on controlling Fallout 3 with his eyes was interesting.)

 >>/10267/
Public key authentication so you don't have to enter a password each time:
> computer1$ # # https://iv.ggtyler.dev/watch?v=33dEcCKGBO4
> computer1$ # cd ~/.ssh; l # backup any files that exist in here
> computer1$ # ssh-keygen -b 4096 # press enter, don't show private key to anyone
> computer1$ # ssh-copy-id [email protected] # copy public key (*.pub) to other computer
> computer1$ # ssh [email protected] # added ~/.ssh/authorized_keys
If you still have to enter a password, then do it again but with "ssh-keygen -t ed25519"; otherwise:
> computer1$ # chmod 755 authorized_keys # 700 is better if that works
> computer1$ # ssh -v [email protected] # =...debug1: send_pubkey_test: no mutual signature algorithm
Perhaps use "ssh-keygen -t ed25519" to begin with and not "ssh-keygen -b 4096" which I thinks makes a crappy RSA key. As of 2024 Ron-Someone Algorithm = "cryptographically weak". (Also, queue keygen music.)

With no passphrase (key auth) or password (pass auth) to enter, this is helpful if you want to run a bunch of ssh commands one after another. Such as:
> $ h=QmTr5xQaKXo6L3XmYQSTzGLzoUs2x8bN5hkvRAMS3Lb1hi; ssh [email protected] "export IPFS_PATH=/home/ubuntu/.config/BraveSoftware/Brave-Browser/brave_ipfs; ipfs dag export $h" | ipfs dag import --stats; ipfs pin add $h; h=QmTtMifKJqyM6Tw3WYNrFtzo1Tq3m9zfZ23GjrKL1Vjy5k; ssh [email protected] "export IPFS_PATH=/home/ubuntu/.config/BraveSoftware/Brave-Browser/brave_ipfs; ipfs dag export $h" | ipfs dag import --stats; ipfs pin add $h; h=QmUqnP94HRm8tg5nAiyDyz4RPerY8vXP4cVxZzC1VJurjo; ssh [email protected] "export IPFS_PATH=/home/ubuntu/.config/BraveSoftware/Brave-Browser/brave_ipfs; ipfs dag export $h" | ipfs dag import --stats; ipfs pin add $h; h=QmV2kb9DRjGz2ULgmHPt6gHzg1D1DXKXHGC3dVZazheUk3; [...]
(Wish I setup public+private key authentication months ago, but I finally did this easy task which took a bit of research.)

pfp from npr video about a funny video:
> https://archive.ph/2024.05.01-185458/https://iv.ggtyler.dev/watch?v=J9uQMVVVIhA

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Wow,  a lot of stuff I want to weigh in on. For right now, I am going to just mention general topics I saw over linking to everything in each post. Starting with some of the tech discussion here.

> 32 bit computing:

Cannot recommend Debian enough. It is probably the most user friendly system that is still in the long haul of supporting 32 bit. I was primarily using a 32 bit computer till... 2020 or so. I speak from experience!

> Security:

I am more of a skeptic on running something out of date. Other anon is partly right about live disks and there is a whole host of idiotic practices that different people do and seem "okay" enough. Tinfoil hat in much wants to be better than okay. 

There is a line between browsing using Windows with no security and having a tinfoil hat and making your life more complicated with what is most likely missplaced paranoia. I lean towards the later, but overall still agree you are probably alright. Just be more careful.

> ZFS

I have been wondering if BTRFS might be better in certain instances and use cases. LOL, albeit I have never mentioned with either.Most of my hard drives are used and relatively small by today's standards and I have yet to figure out the best way they might be employed for such tasks. 

 >>/10306/
> Problem with data persistence: people die. Someone could be hosting something in some way, and if they die then their whole thing will be gone in one week to two years. MEGA / Google Drive / whatever cloud storage will delete all of their stuff due to inactivity. If they host a multi-terabyte website, that will disappear if they die

My take is, one can't save everything but certain important records can be scattered enough that a lot can be saved. Especially with the increases in storage capacities. 

>  I was thinking about this because today I learned that "video game challenge" YouTuber Mitten Squad died at age 27: https://iv.ggtyler.dev/watch?v=lol5wIVUOtI "Mittensquad Has Passed Away.. (not joking)". 

Always a little haunting when that happens. Even if it doesn't personally affect me in a sad way  and sometimes it does!  it does make you want to take things a little less for granted.

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In the past, I saw that kubo ipfs did not work as a read-only (RO) filesystem as-is. I speculated that IPFS could work as an RO FS if the read-write (RW) parts of it were operating in an RW-enabled device. I recently found did that; how-to:
1. Have two repos (see also $IPFS_PATH): one is in a RO device and another is in a RW device.
2. Rename folder "blocks" in RW to "blocks_" then create an empty folder named "blocks".
3. Use xargs and stuff to automatically symlink each folder in RO blocks/ to RW blocks/.
4. Copy RO datastore/* to RW datastore/ and don't overwrite any files.

Then it works (it needs RW on at least one file which I think is "repo.lock"), and it's only missing MFS and pins list in RO. What could have I done better or differently? Answer - simply symlinking like this: "$ ln -s /ro/repo/blocks /rw/repo/blocks # ln -s TARGET LINK_NAME".

 >>/10306/
> Ron-Someone Algorithm = "cryptographically weak"
Butchered that from memory. Trying again from more recent refresher: Ron Rivest + [Fname] Simir + [Fname] Adleman = Rivest-Simir-Adleman algorithm/cryptosystem which is worryingly weak and inferior to AES-256 encryption. "ed25519" is probably also better than RSA.

 >>/10310/
Before I had this one 64-bit computer die on me, I was more able to rip and burn CDs and DVDs. I think I can still burn a CD or DVD for 32-bit Debian, but it would be more of a hassle than before.

pfps from npr videos
> https://iv.datura.network/watch?v=0t3uaqwBO2o "Halo 3 - Can You Kill Guilty Spark Without A Laser?"
> https://inv.tux.pizza/watch?v=H6AeSZa3j_M "Can You Beat Halo 3 With Only Melee Attacks?"

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SEO - Google search links to porn-website-like ShitTok links (domain name replaced with alt frontend):
. meaning this search link: https://proxitok.privacy.com.de/discover/my-little-pony-my-hero-academia
. not meaning this: https://proxitok.privacy.com.de/@lapetitlapearl/video/7091945474084883758

ShitTok or ProxiTok limits video playback to once, then if you refresh the page you only get an error "There was an error processing your request!" I have seen this about 3 times with ProxiTok so far, and I never got it to work more times than first access.

 >>/10244/
> 100 GB of movies
Was more than 110 GB actually (scene releases+my rips). 107 GB of it:
https://gateway.pinata.cloud/ipfs/QmUqnP94HRm8tg5nAiyDyz4RPerY8vXP4cVxZzC1VJurjo/83a19ff/

Process:
. export+import CAR over SSH
. export done, import in HPC  https://iv.ggtyler.dev/watch?v=6akmv1bsz1M title="Something Strange Happens When You Follow Einstein's Math"
I downloaded this MLP-related channel in the past
> https://iv.ggtyler.dev/watch?v=ME3XYKZrXQA title="Can You Beat Fallout: New Vegas While Addicted To Every Chem In The Game?" (last video from that uploader before he basically died of alcohol poisoning IRL)
Channel has some pony videos ("misleading" thumbnails sometimes)

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-> Official

About optical disc exclusives - these have a play all button and an episode list, not a lot else:
> $ # ipfs daemon --mount &
> $ # vlc /ipfs/QmbeWvBqbGFDRmE4rMwnp1YyPJHtQe2JaLNCEMjaSaJxp6/YP-DVD-S04D03.iso
> $ # vlc /ipfs/QmbWj3jQYo77TMSG4PknRqVhM2wmBR2obg2QdkCuFKkzJH/My\ Little\ Pony\ 1986-1987\ Disc\ 1\ ISO/MLP_ORIGINAL_DISC_1.iso
> $ # vlc "/ipfs/QmZ7UeUbYp6dmixMzUTJzFdHy7ZibRBakgANteCdfvY4Tp/My Little Pony 1986-1987 Disc 2 ISO/MLP_ORIGINAL_DISC_2.iso"
> $ # vlc /ipfs/QmS95nDvXe2ktPRkSb9S8JYDyRPGH3bayKV45DEUjawk42/My\ Little\ Pony\ 1986-1987\ Disc\ 3\ ISO/MLP_ORIGINAL_DISC_3.iso
> $ # vlc /ipfs/QmRBGp4As1HB76do1J2cAkX37VCsE9onrSPPsQgZSFXC8Y/My\ Little\ Pony\ 1986-1987\ Disc\ 4\ ISO/MLP_ORIGINAL_DISC_4.iso
In *DISC_1.iso:
. witch villan Hidia said "I won't be tickled again." Pony defeated a witch by tickling her, haha. Or maybe she was referring to Awg. Either way, she made an anti-tickling potion. (Maybe I mentioned part this in the past, don't remember.) Also, I finished watching the 10-episode Flutter Valley arc of D1 months ago.
. Next episode was "The Ghost of Paradise Estate Part 1" where baby ponies were afraid of a real ghost (so you would think); that one scene: gonna have to sleep in the same bed with a foal to put her mind at ease.
. Part 2: "Unicorns can only wink out through empty space."
. Part 3: "Ponyland is doomed."
. Part 4: More obvious animation errors. Other than that the artwork and animation is pretty good, for the 1980s. Lyric: "With with a little faither and trust, we can fashion dreams from dust. In just. No. Time. At. All!"
. Next episode "The Rainbow Caper": "still gonna make you a saddle with seatbelts." I watched half of this episode.

I watched those ghost episodes today. In G1, Twilight is a pretty mare. Applejack looks nice too. I wonder if there's a creditless opening or closing.

-> Fan-made

mpv also works:
> $ mpv /ipfs/Qme5JFtX73y7Npehux2GMuKJZazSJyfFYvBMZZcaygvxX4/youtube/BGM_Pony_Degeneracy_UCk-L2CG6fxIIe_o6LreemAA/
> [file] This is a directory - adding to playlist.
incl.:
> Fluttershy AI music /ipfs/Qme5JFtX73y7Npehux2GMuKJZazSJyfFYvBMZZcaygvxX4/youtube/BGM_Pony_Degeneracy_UCk-L2CG6fxIIe_o6LreemAA/2-BGM_Pony_Degeneracy-20230804-youtube-1280x720-ojY7iarejt0.webm
Meh.
> AI music, Twilight Sparkle /ipfs/Qme5JFtX73y7Npehux2GMuKJZazSJyfFYvBMZZcaygvxX4/youtube/BGM_Pony_Degeneracy_UCk-L2CG6fxIIe_o6LreemAA/AIVA_GPT-J_-_Technology_Prevails_ft._TalkNet-BGM_Pony_Degeneracy-20220530-youtube-1920x1080-pQJiyWgrpds.webm
Neat. (Reminds me of "Technologic" by Daft Punk.)
> /ipfs/Qme5JFtX73y7Npehux2GMuKJZazSJyfFYvBMZZcaygvxX4/youtube/BGM_Pony_Degeneracy_UCk-L2CG6fxIIe_o6LreemAA/Antithology_Submission_-_TD_In_Equestria-BGM_Pony_Degeneracy-20220625-youtube-1920x1080-cyK8iv2Ut2U.webm
Neat.

(HPC went offline today - I tried to hang myself with the Ethernet cord that it was using; just kidding.) All text in this post=2024-05-03 UTC

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 >>/10315/
Oops, imagine that that post does not have these lines:
>  >/ipfs/Qme5JFtX73y7Npehux2GMuKJZazSJyfFYvBMZZcaygvxX4/youtube/BGM_Pony_Degeneracy_UCk-L2CG6fxIIe_o6LreemAA/Antithology_Submission_-_TD_In_Equestria-BGM_Pony_Degeneracy-20220625-youtube-1920x1080-cyK8iv2Ut2U.webm
>  Neat.

Pics from Bronibooru:
> ./character/applejack/scene_from_mlp_g1.jpg
> ./character/fluttershy/flying_horse.png
> ./character/vinyl_scratch/using_a_turntable.jpg
> ./character/twilight_sparkle/picture_perfect.jpg
File "picture_perfect.jpg" and other files were copied to multiple folders (such as "rainbow_dash"), for I hoped to use a block sharing thing with folder "character". In one sitting:
. 21 character folders
.. 135.3 MiB from 193 image files.
... files were originally hexadecimal filenames only

One can easily rename (to meaningful names) and move about 200 image files to character folders in one sitting. Picrel:
> ./character/rainbow_dash/solo_fanart_horse.jpg
> ./character/rainbow_dash/using_a_floatie.jpg
> ./character/fluttershy/solo_fanart_greyscale.jpg
> ./character/fluttershy/youre_going_to_love_me_plane_art.jpg
> ./character/rarity/painting_hooves.png
"painting_hooves.png" is related to another image ITT.

 >>/10272/
> github.com/openzfs/zfs/issues/13963
> $ sudo zpool import -o readonly=on -f -FX zb # works
Also works now:
> $ sudo zpool import -o readonly=on zb

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 >>/10315/
Typos because today was shitty (I can at least be glad than zb imports as read-only as I found out like 2 days ago):
*Maybe I mentioned this part in the past
*Lyric: "With a little faith and trust, we can fashion dreams from dust. In just. No. Time. At. All!"

 >>/10316/
> can import as RO
Trying to import as RW = still hangs and/or results in a kernel panic.

du reports the wrong size with this video:
> $ du -sh $f
> 23K /ipfs/Qme5JFtX73y7Npehux2GMuKJZazSJyfFYvBMZZcaygvxX4/youtube/BGM_Pony_Degeneracy_UCk-L2CG6fxIIe_o6LreemAA/AIVA_GPT-J_-_Technology_Prevails_ft._TalkNet-BGM_Pony_Degeneracy-20220530-youtube-1920x1080-pQJiyWgrpds.webm
> $ # FUSE-mounted IPFS
> $ cat /ipfs/Qme5JFtX73y7Npehux2GMuKJZazSJyfFYvBMZZcaygvxX4/youtube/BGM_Pony_Degeneracy_UCk-L2CG6fxIIe_o6LreemAA/AIVA_GPT-J_-_Technology_Prevails_ft._TalkNet-BGM_Pony_Degeneracy-20220530-youtube-1920x1080-pQJiyWgrpds.webm | wc --bytes
> 46828439
> $ # Byte count thing shows the correct filesize: 46,828,439 bytes

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 >>/10310/
> This guy hasn't posted or uploaded in months. Maybe he died.
> *He actually died.*
If I don't post for months without saying something like "I'm taking a long break" then assume I'm dead or something I guess. Maybe I can set up some technology to emit a death message in case I die, LOL.

 >>/10317/
> duplicate image due to c/v button crapping out
Here's that reflection test image that I meant to post. Read
> http://ybgg2evrcdz37y2qes23ff3wjqjdn33tthgoagi76vhxytu4mpxiz5qd.onion/wiki/Mirror_test
Other image is like that soyjak pointing meme. Other pics=YT thumbnails:
> file:///ipfs/Qme5JFtX73y7Npehux2GMuKJZazSJyfFYvBMZZcaygvxX4/youtube/BGM_Pony_Degeneracy_UCk-L2CG6fxIIe_o6LreemAA/2-BGM_Pony_Degeneracy-20230804-youtube-1280x720-ojY7iarejt0.png
> file:///ipfs/Qme5JFtX73y7Npehux2GMuKJZazSJyfFYvBMZZcaygvxX4/youtube/BGM_Pony_Degeneracy_UCk-L2CG6fxIIe_o6LreemAA/AIVA_GPT-J_-_Technology_Prevails_ft._TalkNet-BGM_Pony_Degeneracy-20220530-youtube-1920x1080-pQJiyWgrpds.png
> file:///ipfs/Qme5JFtX73y7Npehux2GMuKJZazSJyfFYvBMZZcaygvxX4/youtube/BGM_Pony_Degeneracy_UCk-L2CG6fxIIe_o6LreemAA/Antithology_Submission_-_TD_In_Equestria-BGM_Pony_Degeneracy-20220625-youtube-1920x1080-cyK8iv2Ut2U.png

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 >>/10315/
 >>/10316/
> Oops
Meant to paste in the link to that BGM_Pony_Degeneracy edit where Octavia got mad at Vinyl (or was it the other way around?) and say "Neat" about it. (Similar: Epic Rap Battles of History Skrillex vs. Beethoven)

 >>/10317/
Desc file doesn't have lyrics:
> $ cat /ipfs/Qme5JFtX73y7Npehux2GMuKJZazSJyfFYvBMZZcaygvxX4/youtube/BGM_Pony_Degeneracy_UCk-L2CG6fxIIe_o6LreemAA/AIVA_GPT-J_-_Technology_Prevails_ft._TalkNet-BGM_Pony_Degeneracy-20220530-youtube-1920x1080-pQJiyWgrpds.description ; echo -n " "
> DOWNLOAD: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1HLMTCzfFeyYwWnu9XO8qoc0ET3OHvuDD/view?usp=sharing
> INSTRUMENTAL: https://drive.google.com/file/d/12lhbFoGq8nUK67m__tWe64dTuWuHJdUC/view?usp=sharing
> AIVA only version: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1QEk_HxZf1VJSAVXn923fq0jwi1vc8jxp/view?usp=sharing
> My goal here was to make a song created entirely by AI, therefore I tried to have as little creative input as possible, only keeping things mixed and putting little transitions where necessary. The first four lines of lyrics are written by me, which was necessary for the AI to have the proper context so that it could in turn generate the rest.
> 
> Soundtrack composed by AIVA (Artificial Intelligence Virtual Artist): $

Lyric:
> No more at the mercy of the Sun but under our own control.
Thinking this is reference to the dialectic between big tech and literally anything else (P2P/self-hosting/darknet).

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 >>/10233/
 >>/10238/
 >>/10246/
 >>/10265/
Good news friends. I can import zb as read-only (more info above and guide on how to run IPFS as an RO filesystem). Better than nothing, but there isn't a metaslab fixer program; so I guess I'll have to redo that ZFS pool:
1. Spend another fucking 300+ dollars on a HDD which can contain 9 TB or something.
2. (a.) Copy everything to the new HDD or (b.) use the free space of a bunch of HDDs
3. zpool-destroy "broken" pool
4. If (b): Combine diaspora data back into recreated zb (not spelled and doesn't sound like "dispora")

Would have been better if I didn't have to deal with this dumb situation in the first place, but alas. At this point I am more worried about a different ZFS HDD which is degraded: possibly unexpected "lemon", real concerning and maybe will die soon.

 >>/10317/
That low-pitch short guitar riff sounds kinda French House. (BTW, today I listened to some music that I didn't even know I had.)

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2018 video not in TPA - "Pmv-How To Save A Life (The Fray)":
https://inv.tux.pizza/watch?v=R_wVRO9T0SU&list=UUu6hBeLd8KOJl4L24Va4T-Q&index=139

When sharing links in this context, it makes sense to share the channel playlist link of it (playlist which starts with UU or UC and not PL).

----

What are some online storage solutions? In the past I thought that Filecoin was easier than it really is. Only way to earn in Filecoin is by having powerful hardware or being involved in a datacenter. It is an elitist mining environment as seen by the hardware requirements here:
. https://filecoin.io/blog/posts/a-guide-to-filecoin-storage-mining/
. https://lotus.filecoin.io/storage-providers/get-started/hardware-requirements/

Therefore, if you want to have your data "in the cloud" with this method, users are mainly going to be paying FIL to some Chinaman or whoever to store it and provide retrieval services. Filecoin is like "have IPFS data online and easily accessible/downloadable for an agreed-upon amount of time." Is there a free solution? Yes, 1. self-hosting ipfs with crappy upload speeds and/or hardware (or not). Or, 2. find someone willing to host it on Filecoin for free (not considering gas fees). Or, 3. upload NFT-related data to nft.storage or participate in something else which is part of the Filecoin Plus program. (BitTorrent is also a free solution.)

Other note: in this 2022 Filecoin-related video https://inv.tux.pizza/watch?v=MlhZlKgzSI8 a guy said that "experts believe that the total data created will triple in the next 5 years." So 50 ZB to 175 ZB in regards to the global data sphere. Zettabytes globally (but how much is stored in outer space or not-Earth?). (Also, for non-elitist mining, I would recommend Monero.)

 >>/10317/
> That guy holding a pony picture
my_wife.png

These 3 images were selected with the help of decentralized randomness beacon - rounds 7888, 7788, 7688:
$ r1=$(curl -sL \
https://api.drand.secureweb3.com:6875/52db9ba70e0cc0f6eaf7803dd07447a1f5477735fd3f661792ba94600c84e971/public/7888 \
| jq .randomness | sed "s/\"//g"); r2=$(echo $((16#$r1)) | sed "s/-//g"); \
echo -e "import random\nrandom.seed($r2)\nprint(random.randrange(1, 1811))" | python3 -
1381
$ find . | sort | grep -n $ | grep "^1381"(It would have been better if I used find on a "popular folder" instead of a "random one" that I have.)

9238A16C-BA21-4D5E-A9... jpeg
(4.02 MB, 4032x3024)

Video which is in TPA - "/mlp/ v /pol/ - 2019 4chan Summer Cup - BronyCon Audience Live Reactions":
https://iv.ggtyler.dev/watch?v=JLbVjKVAJdU

Gameplay starts at 15 minutes into the video. 

 >>/10129/
Here's those two items that were stupidly DMCA-deleted off of archive.org:
. https://gateway.pinata.cloud/ipfs/bafybeihkhzqakknbmhikzp5z22dwjqrvk7zkkqdm4363czzc3hcdzfbcd4
. https://gateway.pinata.cloud/ipfs/bafybeiayanrivopmdqmeepp6veo3f4y4n2fttc2pwkex27sis3b762c6ra

 >>/10300/
Here's tty which shows less than 10,000 overheat events per message.

 >>/10323/
One of the reasons that Filecoin storage providers have to use hardcore hardware is because proof-of-spacetime or whatever requires that they do something like hash verify however many terabytes that they have in the system every day. Imagine using BitTorrent but you have to recheck all 4 terabytes of your torrents every 24 hours. (Or think of using IPFS where you have to run "ipfs pin verify" every day.)

 >>/10323/
 >>/10324/
> /mlp/ v /pol/ - 2019 4chan Summer Cup
I maybe felt that that video was more interesting than I thought it'd be, like that last goal by Hitler was a neat play. (Also I think I remember someone said that a non-/mlp/ team betrayed their own team to score a goal for /mlp/.)

> Filecoin one-sidedness
I watched a small amount of this video - https://inv.tux.pizza/watch?v=XlqW3LrN578&list=PL_0VrY55uV1_Z83vRQq5DsSI20X1YWO4q&index=1 - and found the comments to be interesting; some of them:
. A user said that he had a powerful single-computer server, but another guy responded that that still wouldn't work to do everything, so to be a storage provider (miner) you would need multiple powerful server computers.
. Funny comment: "So centralized Data Centers will run this in a decentralized way. ROFL!!!"

On the one hoof, Filecoin is dumb because not everyone can participate in the main aspects of it. On the other hoof, it's cool because you know that whoever is storing the data will have the power to bring the fire to the decentralized environment.

What are some alternatives? There's Arweave:
. https://viewblock.io/arweave
. 4everland's address: https://viewblock.io/arweave/address/96nQROiF0ahfpMzTtyfpRNa_gu7s7OUWPUhsHSsz5aI
. A block: https://viewblock.io/arweave/block/1117689
. A file/transaction: https://viewblock.io/arweave/tx/GoV0PYq6RVvASxkxoZh05UU5Qjs9zIqroX42BPvZ0lA
.. It's a video file: https://arweave.net/GoV0PYq6RVvASxkxoZh05UU5Qjs9zIqroX42BPvZ0lA

There's also Storj. Don't know about the level of elitism of Arweave and Storj. (BTW, a supercomputer smokes a small cluster of powerful server computers; a supercomputer can have millions of cores, hundreds of terabytes of memory and storage, and takes tens of thousands or thousands of dollars to run per day.)

QmSCUVQpK85H9bW...
(1.54 MB, 460x574 vp9)

QmbK8kE4D3...
(3.09 MB, 202x360)

 >>/9913/
 >>/10226/
> magnet and IPFS link for 4chan_gif_2023_06(.zip)
I found some cringe in there. The other attached video is not MLP-related, but it's a wild video.

----

Video not in TPA - 3 maybe dumb ones:

2021 - "i edited My Little Pony because friendship is magic" (~750K views, ~3000 comments):
https://iv.ggtyler.dev/watch?v=ewKvmygfIJY

2024 - "Open The Door // MLP // Animation MEME":
https://iv.ggtyler.dev/watch?v=4s4nt_wOrPo

2023 - "MLP SWAG LIKE OHIO SONG":
https://iv.ggtyler.dev/watch?v=3yM5_clnjT4

My_Little_Pony_-_40_Y... webm
(9.5 MB, 1920x1080 vp9)

40 years of My Little Pony - videos

 >>/10178/
> 90s pop remix:
> https://gateway.pinata.cloud/ipfs/bafybeifdw3oaaxcdfv5w3zxd4k7btczdcqq75562b3foosfhntspchbbnq/video/youtube/channelname_channelid/My_Little_Pony_Official_Music_Channel_UCPDZUP5JAxet_mhLBPoNn5A/My_Little_Pony_-_40_Years_90_s_Pop_Remix_Official_Lyrics_Video_Music_MLP_Song-My_Little_Pony_Official_Music_Channel-20230907-youtube-1920x1080-tEzr4cFV4IE.webm
There's also:
. 80s remix: https://gateway.pinata.cloud/ipfs/QmXkVuuniXPCqF4B5rdNBynL7RJi3kxEJzhP4NzoHjht7s/youtube/channelname_channelid/My_Little_Pony_Official_Music_Channel_UCPDZUP5JAxet_mhLBPoNn5A/My_Little_Pony_-_40_Years_80_s_Remix_Official_Lyrics_Video_Music_MLP_Song-My_Little_Pony_Official_Music_Channel-20230802-youtube-1920x1080-QDVjSKt9u3s.webm
. Acoustic remix: https://gateway.pinata.cloud/ipfs/bafybeiel2uwpbg63revbr6pxbkvfsvm4oewcgv6gamzdbzsbwvg3tzjvti/youtube/channelname_channelid/My_Little_Pony_Official_Music_Channel_UCPDZUP5JAxet_mhLBPoNn5A/My_Little_Pony_-_40_Years_Acoustic_Remix_Official_Lyrics_Video_Music_MLP_Song-My_Little_Pony_Official_Music_Channel-20230831-youtube-1920x1080-Nq-5LkSc0W4.webm
. Electronic dance music remix: https://gateway.pinata.cloud/ipfs/QmadpaQNcPg3pDcW2PTfV6FKjhk66VL779h76tiWpSDUSm/channelname_channelid/My_Little_Pony_Official_Music_Channel_UCPDZUP5JAxet_mhLBPoNn5A/My_Little_Pony_-_40_Years_EDM_Remix_Official_Lyrics_Video_Music_MLP_Song-My_Little_Pony_Official_Music_Channel-20230824-youtube-1920x1080-Xynv9EoC3KM.webm
. Lo-fi remix: https://gateway.pinata.cloud/ipfs/bafybeifwwjdbhwlfuj3bnbaqpe463fruzmx4gix5aq42b7hjtatj4hcsgi/channelname_channelid/My_Little_Pony_Official_Music_Channel_UCPDZUP5JAxet_mhLBPoNn5A/My_Little_Pony_-_40_Years_Lofi_Remix_Official_Lyrics_Video_Music_MLP_Song-My_Little_Pony_Official_Music_Channel-20230817-youtube-1920x1080-yUJqoSPNS4Y.webm
. Remix: https://gateway.pinata.cloud/ipfs/QmcY3VWzTtJTbzJoQYAzfu7tYx5EXtyXNr6gNw8sTewvFi/My_Little_Pony_Official_Music_Channel_UCPDZUP5JAxet_mhLBPoNn5A/My_Little_Pony_-_40_Years_Original_Theme_Tune_Remix_Official_Lyrics_Video_Music_MLP_Song-My_Little_Pony_Official_Music_Channel-20230707-youtube-1920x1080--t_e-GLnOqA.webm
. Sped-up remix: https://gateway.pinata.cloud/ipfs/bafybeigs53ceeopd2ozgdrgeikvndls644udhyfc42suqi4vxz5cn3edze/My_Little_Pony_Official_Music_Channel_UCPDZUP5JAxet_mhLBPoNn5A/My_Little_Pony_-_40_Years_Sped_Up_Remix_Official_Lyrics_Video_Music_MLP_Song-My_Little_Pony_Official_Music_Channel-20230810-youtube-1920x1080-AK9v0Uq9IRE.webm

 >>/10274/
> "High latency"
Doing this seems to help with that: run a one-liner to provide each leaf node to the DHT (also provide zero or more parent nodes to the DHT); use xargs and stuff to do that.

FiM_but_it_s_an_edgy_... webm
(26.23 MB, 2560x1440 vp9)

solo_fanart_happy jpg
(80.18 KB, 694x546)

after_taking_a_bite_o... png
(81.44 KB, 500x376)

looking_at_each_other jpg
(105.71 KB, 640x548)

Neat - https://gateway.pinata.cloud/ipfs/bafybeihjzqtuygfegvyfqfkki2vb7ffbz6bjxp7c6rlur4ohhq6emfpkam/youtube/BGM_Pony_Degeneracy_UCk-L2CG6fxIIe_o6LreemAA/FiM_but_it_s_an_edgy_reboot-BGM_Pony_Degeneracy-20230324-youtube-2560x1440-iNQ_Ef-NYe4.webm - Applejack said "there ain't no damn Sun anymore." A comment="Very accurate and well done. I HATE how every new movie of the past decade is a nostalgia reboot cash grab and every last one has the first part of the theme song played slowly on heavy reverberating piano keys. Every. Single. Time." Also, recently, I was thinking about ponies in bad situations: psychological trauma, physical trauma, whatever.

I move HPC HDD to main computer. ipfs didn't easily work in there due to annoying permissions; about every file in z7 looked like this:
> $ stat /mnt/z7/config
> [...]Access: (0600/-rw-------) Uid: ( 999/systemd-coredump) Gid: ( 999/systemd-coredump)[...]
> $ stat /mnt/z7
> [...]Access: (0775/drwxrwxr-x) Uid: ( 999/systemd-coredump) Gid: ( 999/systemd-coredump)[...]
so I ran chown and chgrp multiple times - took about 24 hours. Most recent:
> $ utc; sudo chgrp -R ubuntu /mnt/z7; utc
> 2024-05-06T10:48:32.976118189Z
> 2024-05-07T01:44:06.651071458Z
> $ utc; sudo chown -R ubuntu /mnt/z7/blocks; utc
> 2024-05-06T10:48:52.931103433Z
> 2024-05-07T01:44:06.419653343Z
> $ # "/mnt/z7" contains roughly a million files. P.S. My high score in tint-tetris = 24,301
Instead, maybe I should have set it to 775 permissions, or whatever allows read+write for everyone. I guess it completely works in Ubuntu now, not sure if it will work in HPC again. (BTW, I saw that zb can upload ipfs data at 2.1 MB/s.)

 >>/10325/
I uploaded the same file to Arweave twice, and both times it had the same hash/location; it does have deduplication. 3 image files + 1 text file in the Arweave blockchain (picrel):
. https://arweave.net/qdbcvtg971hH37aNFSgAm9Dm3qUP2ccuUFImjvoyAMo
. https://arweave.net/WkSYZZDmwb_o8nPg3nsS5lADZQpgVqZz1dorzrEkQtQ
. https://arweave.net/xEUWDggvrhV6c84Vwf3EkGKJDx00YnqgsPP8Pg6kL9o
. https://arweave.net/Uc-XEnNBGonZFBuQTaSgKkXRjfhkeM1VHNhLHtYYVlg

Through_the_Fire_and_... webm
(49.06 MB, 960x720 vp9)

What happens if you download a YouTube video more than one time? You won't get the same video files: the hashes won't match. YouTube itself and/or FFmpeg combining streams together = non-deterministic data, sadly. (FFmpeg is more to blame I think; if you downloaded just an audio stream or video stream from YT multiple times, I guess it would be the same each time.) Real example - 1st download:
> $ ipfs ls /ipfs/QmWvaCyeUpUnyNvLL6QzW4GeLEHnPPRSLEVBwCkzJkjXQP
> [...]QmW6KkhztTusP1ASFDji8HqnFZnw3JvaurSvkYmenAvfW9 51445407 Through_the_Fire_and_Ponies_PMV.mp4-Apple_Dash-20120409-youtube-960x720-FGpdrxHr3Cw.webm[...]
2nd download:
> $ ipfs add --only-hash --raw-leaves --chunker=size-1048576 $f
> added QmdwALb4k3SS1qeJw2w7xfRgiAg9Rfd8DJsAQSxkSqT9We Through_the_Fire_and_Ponies_PMV.mp4-Apple_Dash-20120409-youtube-960x720-FGpdrxHr3Cw.webm
>  49.06 MiB / 49.06 MiB [...] 100.00%
> $ # same 51,445,407-byte filesize, but no match (QmW6...vfW9 =/= Qmdw...T9We)

Bytes are different even at the start of each file:
> $ ipfs cat QmW6KkhztTusP1ASFDji8HqnFZnw3JvaurSvkYmenAvfW9 | xxd | head -n18
> [...]000: 1a45 dfa3 9f42 8681 0142 f781 0142 f281 .E...B...B...B..
> 00000010: 0442 f381 0842 8284 7765 626d 4287 8104 .B...B..webmB...
> [same] Lavf58.76.100D..[same]
> 00000110: 0000 0000 0000 42d7 8101 73c5 88ab 290e ......B...s...). [  $ cat /z9/youtube/Apple_Dash_UCYApxt-C8NrVKJhjkj-B76w/Through_the_Fire_and_Ponies_PMV.mp4-Apple_Dash-20120409-youtube-960x720-FGpdrxHr3Cw.webm | xxd | head -n18
> 00000000: 1a45 dfa3 9f42 8681 0142 f781 0142 f281 .E...B...B...B..
> 00000010: 0442 f381 0842 8284 7765 626d 4287 8104 .B...B..webmB...
> [same] Lavf58.76.100D..[same]
> 00000110: 0000 0000 0000 42d7 8101 73c5 887b 34ec ......B...s..{4. [  $ # :(

I think I remember a 4chan /g/ anon asking about how to get deterministic FFmpeg outputs. IIRC, the answer(s) were that it was basicly not possible.

Donkey penis fucking... mp4
(14.23 MB, 1280x720 h264)

 >>/10102/
Don't have it. That thread = 2023-12-25. What I have = both 2023-12-11:
. endchan.org-pone-res-3148.html-2023-12-11-bdb8b351-00000.warc.gz
. endchan.org-pone-res-3148.html-2023-12-11-0f64be08-00000.warc.gz

 >>/10320/
> At this point I am more worried about a different ZFS HDD which is degraded: possibly unexpected "lemon", real concerning and maybe will die soon.
It's true that I was unlucky with that one. z8: size=4.55T, 94% filled, frag=19%, HEALTH=DEGRADED and "sudo smartctl -a /dev/sdc" says
>  Raw_Read_Error_Rate: WHEN_FAILED=FAILING_NOW + RAW_VALUE=9081
>  Current_Pending_Sector 26
>  Power_On_Hours: 2452
>  Spin_Up_Time: 1908
>  Load_Cycle_Count: 13931
>  Reallocated_Sector_Ct + Seek_Error_Rate + Reallocated_Event_Count: 0

It's actually DEGRADED after only 2,452 hours of being powered on (working most of the time I guess). Why? Maybe many reads/writes did it. It can xfr at ~50 MB/s max, so maybe I can copy it all to za before it dies. Avg. xfr = ~20 MB/s. It has multiple no data available errors, such as
> rsync: [sender] read errors mapping "/z8/web/5c7362d/zootube/Mare day creampie [5151].mp4": No data available (61)

Video:
> /za/web/5c7362d/zootube/Donkey penis fucking a mare pussy from behind [3451].mp4
Equine penis is pretty long, but not as thick as depicted in porn sometimes. Humans have like the thickest penis, and that's one of the reasons why Ponyville mares like having sex with them.

 >>/10330/
*basically not possible.

tr0BzjzFv38.1 mp4
(4.91 MB, 480x360 h264)

tr0BzjzFv38.2 mp4
(4.91 MB, 480x360 h264)

PMV_-_Pink... mkv
(7.06 MB, 0x0 h264)

 >>/10330/
> YouTube = pretty much non-deterministic data :[
Seems to only apply if FFmpeg is involved in combining streams. Same hash from two downloads of a lower-quality video with audio:
> $ yt-dlp -f 18 tr0BzjzFv38 -o tr0BzjzFv38.1.mp4
> [...]
> $ yt-dlp -f 18 tr0BzjzFv38 -o tr0BzjzFv38.2.mp4
> [...]
> $ sha1sum tr0BzjzFv38.1.mp4 tr0BzjzFv38.2.mp4
> 2362efc09d1788dd9b5d2ca873e6b285f267f529 tr0BzjzFv38.1.mp4
> 2362efc09d1788dd9b5d2ca873e6b285f267f529 tr0BzjzFv38.2.mp4
> $ # Should also look similar to this with video-only and audio-only files.
Non-360p video from
> /z9/youtube/Someguyhere111_UC1vHYAXJyCLuluRc-CcFusw.partial/PMV_-_Pinkie_Pie_Sings_Candy_Mountain_Knox_s_Version-Someguyhere111-20120303-youtube-640x480-tr0BzjzFv38.mkv

 >>/10331/
> File Mare\ day* = gone [backup location=WARC]
Redownloaded (=same amount of bytes). Another no-data-available file:
> /z8/web/5696c64/www.ponychan.net/www.ponychan.net-2023-12-09-e8526e3c/www.ponychan.net-2023-12-09-e8526e3c-00003.warc.gz
Backup location:
. https://web.archive.org/web/20231224233704/https://gateway.pinata.cloud/ipfs/QmTrUfaAz7rPZjLSG3HzznSfWpZxcv76DvaCrjV6NPHym9/
.. ipfs://QmRtnKphTm4CDFydn41jzc9YgtFjqtSiAkHXnjrcjEKfcf?filename=www.ponychan.net-2023-12-09-e8526e3c-00003.warc.gz

> why Ponyville mares...
Lyra Heartstrings: "Oh! Put your thick human penis inside of me!"

uc?authuse...
(5.07 MB, 0x0)

uc?authuse...
(5.1 MB, 0x0)

twibooru-2531241 jpg
(1016.83 KB, 2197x2000)

If you have a degraded ZFS HDD, then I recommend mounting it as read-only. ZFS is "constantly" writing to the transaction log, so to minimize wear on it mount it as RO:
> $ sudo zpool import -o readonly=on zpool_name

Also, before deleting lots of stuff (after copying it to another HDD), I guess it is a good idea to make a snapshot:
> whatever the zfs command for this is
also consider the 3 copies vs. 2 copies vs. 1 copy idea  >>/10239/

----

Wonder if Bronibooru's S3 bucket has been deleted yet.
. index https://w3s.link/ipfs/bafybeieffk3gnfnvazpeerhytu3utnu7ogmks4cjf7mcok4di2uivjw5ku
. at https://s3.amazonaws.com/bronibooru/[filename]

 >>/10329/
Looks like the following is the case when uploading to Arweave (doesn't apply to ipfs):
. an image file without any extension = web browser -> HTTP -> download only (can't view image in browser)
. an image file with an extension like .jpg = web browser -> HTTP -> can view image in browser

 >>/10333/
If the original location is corrupted, then the other one is no longer a "backup location"; instead, it's an "other location".

 >>/10331/
> xfr speed
I saw it go up to 56.55 MB/s.

Audio files from
> /za/put/gd/from_site_n_tumblr_drive/drive.google.com/uc?authuser=0&id=1KFwi1ZIqUAEZfK-7pTi4Y3RtfAlBCC2-&export=download
> /za/put/gd/from_site_n_tumblr_drive/drive.google.com/uc?authuser=0&id=1lJjmYEXcUtj0GEt9L49nY8_8mkCbvUly&export=download

Daniel... mp3
(6.65 MB, 0x0)

Take a set of files and sort by file size. Sometimes, the smallest files are invalid or incomplete ones. I can think of some 4chan torrent(s) where this is the case. I recently looked at Everfree_Radio_RIP -- magnet:?xt=urn:btih:4ce2cc82c906a383aa418b6a179dd26b25d8e26f&dn=Everfree_Radio_RIP&tr=udp%3A%2F%2Ftracker.trackerfix.com%3A80%2Fannounce&tr=http%3A%2F%2Fexplodie.org%3A6969%2Fannounce&tr=http%3A%2F%2Ftracker.tfile.me%2Fannounce&tr=http%3A%2F%2Fbigfoot1942.sektori.org%3A6969%2Fannounce -- and saw some invalid/incomplete files in there:
. "Steffan Andrews - Man of Awesome.mp3"
.. https://gateway.pinata.cloud/ipfs/bafkreiassdumn7j4pw7l5cfnpqi32le632qyuf6ol3mh2aijqiepxem7oa
.. https://arweave.net/BpFalDUUhjd0WHKd5tWXTSTSthCx-5kDu3aoyyQj8-s
. "StationID - Trevor Devall 4.mp3"
.. https://gateway.pinata.cloud/ipfs/bafkreicbcy7uiiofkvzfhalvlqc6hqhwvjaaue7m2io6zd2s5bqph7x6va
.. https://ntbta5vcbpgrmyskxufnnebr3wozjt44pjnp4fligx7uyaydqrja.arweave.net/bMMwdqILzRZiSr0K1pAx3Z2Uz5x6Wv4VaDX_TAMDhFI
. "Mixology - DJ Midli - Dr Mad Midlis Mad Machines running wild 3spoop edition.mp3"
.. https://gateway.pinata.cloud/ipfs/bafkreiah3ezhortbafsg43kywrkdmwpvee5azwkod63kfnqskza352jgnq
.. https://ar-io.dev/khBRYHlH5ho3I8kCdg3CpKHpNgzi2T65QmfTi82Ntik
. "Tara Strong - Take A Letter.mp3"
.. https://gateway.pinata.cloud/ipfs/bafkreiae3tdazokrg3whfh2x4x3rgdfwnz4dgan7h3b6bo6oxxxf233tvi
.. https://ghnso7knypzhknhrwsfal427dzk6icyavq5bg6ixxl4chhacqdfa.ar-io.dev/MdsnfU3D8nU08bSKBfNfHlXkCwCsOhN5F7r4I5wCgMo
. "Lee Tockar - Steven Magnet ID 1.mp3"
.. https://gateway.pinata.cloud/ipfs/bafkreidpp7io2uuhr45lrxi7z7ljqvfbkfamwi5xa3e47agxka3qcbaafq
.. https://15998603.4everland.store/Lee%20Tockar%20-%20Steven%20Magnet%20ID%201.mp3
. "Garret - Station ID.mp3"
.. https://gateway.pinata.cloud/ipfs/bafkreidwwyyrvrrqwbbques7und5xz27ciqmpseb2kttcepfyztujpbgi4
.. https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B38kVwl13cntajhYOWlBeXp5UkE?resourcekey=0-RaY4l9KR_fxioswD2mmLxg&usp=sharing
. "Armin Van Buuren - Going Wrong.mp3"
.. https://gateway.pinata.cloud/ipfs/bafkreiad7amf5lgoosxzbphvfjsfb5gslqzjou27l2ued3wkftvelk7xoq
.. https://iwiftp.yerf.org/Pony/Music/Fan-made/Music%20archives/Everfree_Radio_RIP%20%28incomplete%29/Everfree_Radio_RIP/Armin%20Van%20Buuren%20-%20Going%20Wrong.mp3
. "Will Anderson - EFR Station ID.mp3"
.. https://gateway.pinata.cloud/ipfs/bafkreian75dgloejr6ttwfk4o577kodxtgonsfxkxzpkuznj2vwal34hay
.. https://web.archive.org/web/20230327004510/https://bafybeibrcvt5jhzvln3r2xuwz26binkm6iru3fznwowjtvmseaitznrawm.ipfs.w3s.link/

mpv-shot0001 jpg
(1.07 MB, 3840x2160)

I'm a bit concerned about this 417-GiB torrent (last seen complete = 2023-11-09 UTC):

[Loyaldk] My Little Pony 4K Upscale
magnet:?xt=urn:btih:73605190116277ddda6bc24ee91c08a2af27a7e2&dn=%5BLoyaldk%5D%20My%20Little%20Pony%204K%20Upscale

I was unlucky  >>/10331/ and 20 GB worth of files in that folder got corrupted. 
> /z8/t/[Loyaldk] My Little Pony 4K Upscale/
was copied to
> /za/t/[Loyaldk] My Little Pony 4K Upscale/
with ~20GB missing. z8 is mounted as RO, za as RW. I couldn't get qBittorrent to change the location from z8 to the za. I tried doing that when pause, when unpaused, and after force recheck then quickly pause. Each time it tried to move the folder instead of just change its location. qBittorrent v4.6.0 couldn't move it due to being mounted as read-only, not that I wanted it to because each time I click "Set location..." not "Move...". Annoying, so I remove it from the transfer list then re-added it. Before doing that I copied these to files in "/home/ubuntu/.local/share/data/qBittorrent/BT_backup/": "73605190116277ddda6bc24ee91c08a2af27a7e2.fastresume" and "73605190116277ddda6bc24ee91c08a2af27a7e2.torrent". The .fastresume file has bencoded info such as:
> active_timei2768578e10:added_timei1698499059e10:allocation6:sparse
> completed_timei1698575072
> finished_timei2692583e9:httpseedsle9:info-hash20:
> last_downloadi1698575072e18:last_seen_completei1699564751e11:last_uploadi1702585930e18
> libtorrent-version8:1.2.19.015:max_connectionsi999e11:max_uploadsi99e12
> save_path5:/z8/t9:seed_modei0e12:seeding_timei2692583e19:
> total_downloadedi419914650258e14:total_uploadedi105827164263e8:
= 419,914,650,258-byte folder, last uploaded in 1702585930, uploaded 105,827,164,263 bytes (~105 GB). Save .fastresume files if you want to keep metadata like when you last uploaded that data to someone.

 >>/10335/
> the 3 copies vs. 2 copies vs. 1 copy idea  >>/10239/
(Or the "Always have 2 copies principle".)

Screenshot of HEVC file "/za/t/[Loyaldk] My Little Pony 4K Upscale/Season 3/MLP S3E01 (ESRGAN 4K Upscale).mkv"

 >>/10347/
No one is seeding that 4K MLP torrent today (I have 95.4% of it). Will post more precise times later maybe. ("Precise" not "percise".) What I'm missing:
> rsync: [sender] read errors mapping "/z8/t/[Loyaldk] My Little Pony 4K Upscale/
>  Equestria Girls/Better Together/Choose Your Own Ending/Season 2/MLP EG - CYOE S2E05 - Accountibilibuddies (4K ESRGAN)/02 MLP EG CYOE S2E05 – Pinkie Pie (4K ESRGAN).mkv": No data available (61)
>  Equestria Girls/Movies/MLP EG - Rainbow Rocks (4K ESRGAN).mkv": No data available (61)
>  Season 1/MLP S1E02 (ESRGAN 4K Upscale).mkv": No data available (61)
>  Season 3/MLP S3E01 (ESRGAN 4K Upscale).mkv": No data available (61)
>  Season 3/MLP S3E10 (ESRGAN 4K Upscale).mkv": No data available (61)
>  Season 6/MLP S6E06 (ESRGAN 4K Upscale).mkv": No data available (61)
>  Season 7/MLP S7E01 (ESRGAN 4K Upscale).mkv": No data available (61)
>  Season 7/MLP S7E03 (ESRGAN 4K Upscale).mkv": No data available (61)
>  Season 8/MLP S8E13 (ESRGAN 4K Upscale).mkv": No data available (61)
>  Season 8/MLP S8E16 (ESRGAN 4K Upscale).mkv": No data available (61)
>  Season 9/MLP S9E03 (ESRGAN 4K Upscale).mkv": No data available (61)
>  Season 9/MLP S9E10 (ESRGAN 4K Upscale).mkv": No data available (61)

> qBittorrent: couldn't change the location without readding (z8->za)
I could easily change the location of these two from z8 to za for some reason (so qBittorrent is buggy):
. Rare/older version of some MLP-related AI data or software (~32 GB)
.. magnet:?xt=urn:btih:c56b7b60b0ac5092d01f26ba92600d7468d76c7f&dn=rendertraces.zip&tr=http%3A%2F%2Fretracker.omsk.ru%3A2710%2Fannounce
. Swedish dub of MLP FIM I think
.. magnet:?xt=urn:btih:eb2f44586e94687ea0c26b51d13cb6fb3b6320ee&dn=My%20Little%20Pony%20V%C3%A4nskap%20%C3%A4r%20magisk&tr=udp%3A%2F%2Ftracker.opentrackr.org%3A1337

An index of some YT data:
ipfs://bafkreieqserrezuhjbgiyyt7kdecwyivsrppblcufewmwaiit5jse4ucfq?filename=ytchannels_in_iwiftp_gdrive.txt

/fglt/ anon asked if I am in fact using a 32-bit computer and not a 64-bit one:
https://desuarchive.org/g/thread/100375828/#100400415

 >>/10347/
> erosion
> half of it hanging off of a cliff
Unless there's some magic involved, I don't think that castle is up to code.

 >>/10348/
Two cases: can easily change location of torrent vs. can't. A third case is this: stuck at "Moving". For like 16 hours this -- magnet:?xt=urn:btih:9671fb0855c7931fe98f03f7612c18010fb10121&dn=4chan-mlp&tr=udp%3A%2F%2Fopen.stealth.si%3A80%2Fannounce&tr=udp%3A%2F%2Ftracker1.bt.moack.co.kr%3A80%2Fannounce&tr=udp%3A%2F%2Ftracker.theoks.net%3A6969%2Fannounce -- plus 5 other torrents have been stuck at "Moving". Guess I will have to readd those.

4chan-mlp = ~1 terabyte of full images from 4chan /mlp/.

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Want to share a rendered webpage? You can use IPFS or something. Otherwise, I recently saw that HTML files at litter.catbox.moe show up as rendered in some cases:
. same link
.. unrendered HTML: https://archive.ph/2024.05.11-084426/https://litter.catbox.moe/klcjys.html
.. rendered HTML: https://web.archive.org/web/20240511084623/https://litter.catbox.moe/klcjys.html
. files.catbox.moe doesn't render HTMLs at all. E.g.:
.. https://archive.ph/2024.05.11-084416/https://files.catbox.moe/biswtn.html
.. https://web.archive.org/web/20240511084221/https://files.catbox.moe/biswtn.html

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34DAAC08-4EA2-4EBE-98... gif
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Have you seen the "fistful of yen" tag/meme? I first happened upon the source of it when I went to this literal tranime webpage:
https://web.archive.org/web/20220121112147/https://otokonokopharma.com/blog/

I went to that page looking for an uncensored image seen as censored in this video by pajeet - "Why Keffals Is A Complete FRAUD...": https://iv.ggtyler.dev/watch?v=Yo1_zQ1iTLs / https://youtubetranscript.com/?v=Yo1_zQ1iTLs

Keffals = lying tranny scum, an asshole online, got Cloudflare to drop KiwiFarms. (Formerly Robert, renamed to Claire.) I am glad that Cloudflare said that their history of non-neutrality/over-involvement and censorship was a bad move business-wise. It hit Cuckflare right in the bottom line: where it hurts.
https://datafidelity.com.au/cloudflare-blocking-kiwi-farms-and-others-caused-loss-of-potential-customers-significant-adverse-feedback/

 >>/10349/
(Stuck at Moving with z8->za, and I think z8 is very near death.)

>  >some post above ITT
Raw block version of that Base64 open redirect:
. https://cloudflare-ipfs.com/ipfs/bafkreiddk2j546wiv7lvobb5o2dadytb4aih2gkm5ra2nqt4ntuemvxxqq
.. add "?[base64 enc url]" to the end of that URL and JS will take you there

This torrent has been restored to 100% complete! As seen by multiple datapoints, it was only partially available for months or years. I worked on restoring it months ago, finished today:
magnet:?xt=urn:btih:91b8bf3b723472962bcbfb52074d622ef1ed1af2&dn=mlpbooks

More collections of MLP books:
. YayPonies
. My Little Pony book collection v2
.. magnet:?xt=urn:btih:47a39a5a3817bc6f33f069c924a33509e85fb311&dn=My%20Little%20Pony%20book%20collection%20v2
. mlpbooks
.. magnet:?xt=urn:btih:e918b8a664430fa353e75163935d62fea500ab74&dn=mlpbooks
... this is v3 or v1

Rare (I also have this):
magnet:?xt=urn:btih:55cc84bedf80382bedefa53e4437073435fb5d71&dn=My_Little_Pony_Princess_Celestia.pdf

 >>/10221/
That folder is not entirely npr. Lyric video oPz-ClsvN7U -- https://quicknode.quicknode-ipfs.com/ipfs/bafybeicm4rldh5agmbi2zt4dxoqpmujvxm7yksbd27we5vyitiylzen66e/YouTube/y2mate.com%20-%20pink_guy_kill_yourself_lyric_video_oPz-ClsvN7U_360p.mp4 -- references My Little Pony.

 >>/10350/
I hope that Clownflare doesn't become worse, seeing as a big part of the Internet relies on it.

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 >>/10347/
 >>/10348/
> Torrent: [Loyaldk] My Little Pony 4K Upscale
This ESRGAN upscale has been offline for days now (no last seen complete). I have 96.6% of it. Different 4K MLP thing (~700 GB):
. https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1y5Xw6n4nGwiaISG85dikEmXxtR-AgLbN
.. subfolder: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1wYOBiI7gY6ecGo4CjLOrcLiN02ROIE21

 >>/10349/
> Torrent: ~1 terabyte of full images from 4chan /mlp/
Also offline today (no LSC). I have 88.2% of it

 >>/10353/ (cross-thread)
> ipfs://QmbnXCdzdtijip5F35PgkZRAmTBu7MPdsU1po7AXUJG5Bn [semi-online, index]
Somewhat of an MLP-related folder, such as subfolder:
ipfs://bafybeighzcfkwzuvucborga2jp7fiupicl2fssr3gxpob7mbgbmtror5je/in_ipfs

pic maybe unrelated

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NEW THREAD UP FINALLY!

 >>/10360/
...but hold your horses,I still have a postor two to make there.Which should be done within the next 6 hours (normal life interruption).

 >>/10362/
Earlier, I think you asked about links to include in the OP. I thought about this, but never said it - this software:
https://github.com/ArchiveTeam/grab-site

I wish I would have known about grab-site like 5 years ago back when I had a chance to save a set of sites that were slated to get deleted and AT was unwilling to help me. I cared about those site, but many images and webpages were nonetheless lost forever. Run grab-site in Linux (which is easier than running a fancy wget/wpull command which does about the same thing) and it will download all or part of a website.

NEW THREAD NOW READY
NEW THREAD!!!!
 >>/10357/
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 >>/10357/
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 >>/10364/
I was thinking more of a early post with a lot of useful info (though yeah, it might make sense to put a few of those things in the OP as well), and I did place it as the most recommend option for full site archival: >>/10367/  
You had mentioned it before and this was actually in the draft. So I think we are good there!