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[Karl]

These two emails got re-addressed somehow it seems.
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Subject: Re: Check in
From: Karl <gmkarl at gmail.com>
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I'm trying to download one of the raw transactions failing parsing,
from a block explorer at
https://blockchair.com/bitcoin-sv/transaction/04b84421e5d553253baad4cdccf2520deffc1b0f67e7fb85510ea794c1523501
.  The 'raw tx' window closes itself immediately after I open it.

On 12/29/20, Karl <gmkarl at gmail.com> wrote:
> Transactions that I have already confirmed on the chain are raising
> errors in my bsv transaction parsing libraries.  hard to immediately
> figure out how to continue.
>
> On 12/29/20, Karl <gmkarl at gmail.com> wrote:
>> additional information: when I accessed my computer this morning, it
>> was having display corruption and very significant i/o delay with
>> little disk usage.  the files for my recent terminal recordings were
>> all missing.  i rebooted it.
>>
>
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Subject: Re: Check in
From: Karl <gmkarl at gmail.com>
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I guess it's nicer to post about this than being mean to punk, which
is crummy.  It's still unpleasant to spam the list, but helps me move
forward.

I reused my behavior from yesterday of copying network data from the
developer tools to get the transaction from the explorer.  It's the
same as the one on my disk.

It would be appropriate to try a different system.  Not there yet.