[personal] dbfbbb89a1b236179c625e8d960ce81867c68169e2a93c5761eb842ffe2ffec9

[Ryan Carbini]

thanks sea sea i'll check it out -
~  regard ryan

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On Tuesday, November 30th, 2021 at 2:27 AM, Karl <gmkarl at gmail.com> wrote:

> i've of course been posting about this a lot. saving is more
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> important than reading, i'm afraid. each line is a different
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> transaction, so the stream is timestamped as blocks are mined.
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> https://github.com/xloem/libexcessiveattemptstostorethings present
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> HEAD is 1f454a986359ef98104eee48b8d2ace2a4db268d
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> below was made by running test_flush_stream.py with no arguments.
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> it might be much harder to work on this after posting this email.
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> https://bico.media/dbfbbb89a1b236179c625e8d960ce81867c68169e2a93c5761eb842ffe2ffec9
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> this is posted with a library i have given many names to, always changing
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> as i made it i posted it online, including the private key, so it's
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> possible others have used it, although not many look
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> i've called the library things like 'libdisgustingwaste'
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> 'libdestroyedlives' 'libincineratesitself'
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> i called it these things because it makes it easier for me to make.
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> it appeases parts of me that have been through something horrible,
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> somehow.
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> i desperately yearn to have information that is important to me not be
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> lost. i don't know how to reach this goal, yet.
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> the code here works by reading from stdin, right now, and sending a
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> transaction whenever data is available.
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> so, it's doing it when i press enter, because my terminal is
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> line-buffered, i suppose.
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> there is always more to do.
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> i hope you are well.