Post AC0qTUfH4tVNPCC2lM by fluffy@social.handholding.io
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 (DIR) Post #AC0oZ3RuyejspMTByq by Shadowman311@poa.st
       2021-10-04T06:14:14.799885Z
       
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       Finally got the .gz file to extract, now working on the tar file, I should have the complete archive up on archive.org by tomorrow or the weekend at the very latest.
       
 (DIR) Post #AC0obM0YwmpExvlrhA by graf@poa.st
       2021-10-04T06:14:58.664562Z
       
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       @Shadowman311 i can have it up in like 10 mins, i was just gonna put the whole site but hold on
       
 (DIR) Post #AC0odUqZ3Wr0xR7G4m by Shadowman311@poa.st
       2021-10-04T06:15:20.345221Z
       
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       @graf Ah okay then thats better
       
 (DIR) Post #AC0on7gy02u62YDWV6 by scalar@poa.st
       2021-10-04T06:17:06.528070Z
       
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       @Shadowman311 doing the Lord's work
       
 (DIR) Post #AC0p0JD8U55DWuYFZQ by dat_boi_dew@poa.st
       2021-10-04T06:15:51.274116Z
       
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       @Shadowman311 there's no way you can archive that many files in that interval of time, it doesn't add up.
       
 (DIR) Post #AC0p0JfUmdlgwrotm4 by Shadowman311@poa.st
       2021-10-04T06:19:28.984252Z
       
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       @dat_boi_dew If I take one hour to upload a batch of PDF's and Stanford University has 15 freshmen working 24 hours a day, every day for five months, how long does it take Stanford University to make 6 million batches of scanned legal documents?I don't know, that's a good question. No, that doesn't sound really correct to me.Wait a second, it takes one hour to scan a batch of papers? And you have 15 freshmen, probably in 4 different library rooms, doing 24 hours a day over 5 months, how long would it take to get to 6 million?Hmmm. I don't know. It certainly wouldn't be 5 months, right? The math doesn't seem to add up there. None of it really adds up, none of it really makes sense. This crazy PDF analogy. Six million files? Nah I don't buy it.That's all irony, I'm an irony bro.
       
 (DIR) Post #AC0pAnjBsSwV4YY1mC by dat_boi_dew@poa.st
       2021-10-04T06:20:15.189027Z
       
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       @Shadowman311 OKAY EVERYONE CLAP FOR THE EFFORTPOST
       
 (DIR) Post #AC0pAoDK4R2sa0e5k8 by Shadowman311@poa.st
       2021-10-04T06:21:23.003020Z
       
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       @dat_boi_dew Wasn't an effort post It's just a retooled copypasta of Fuente's greatest bit of all timeyoutu.be/MozWPeWTx8Y
       
 (DIR) Post #AC0pjFrXmOnYB0srLc by graf@poa.st
       2021-10-04T06:27:36.616952Z
       
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       @Shadowman311 alright I think its going but im not certain, but it should be
       
 (DIR) Post #AC0qTUfH4tVNPCC2lM by fluffy@social.handholding.io
       2021-10-04T06:35:58.164045Z
       
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       @Shadowman311 @dat_boi_dew this sort of stuff has a lot of logistical difficulties. there's gonna be downtime, they have to bring the docs in, sort and organize, bring new ones in, if you want someone operating the doc scanner 24/7 you'll need like 10x the staff. better stick to one 8hr shift (or at most two, but night shifts run into the trouble that the support personnel is sleeping) and scale back your expectationsanyway as you put it you'd still need 150 years. you need more manpower. at 1hr/batch you'd want 10,000 employees just for this task to do it in the 5mo you want. there's no way fifteen guys are gonna do it, even if it was jut putting in a machine there will be jams and you'll haveto haul the boxes in and out forget about it
       
 (DIR) Post #AC0qyVXHtAjH5IFJnE by graf@poa.st
       2021-10-04T06:41:34.389210Z
       
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       @Shadowman311 yep its going but archive.org is slow at updating. they will forever be here archive.org/details/nuremburg