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Amulet – a short poem with a lucky SHA-256 hash
- berniemadoff69 6y agowarning, this site includes an extremely loud mp3 [0] that plays automatically without warning and is very startling [0] https://text.bargains/media/coin.mp3 https://text.bargains/media/coin.mp3
- echelon 6y agoIt didn't play for me, but this is fantastic and brings me back to the 90's / early 00's era of web design with midis and sound effects. I miss that web. Music and sound effects add to the mood and aesthetic of presentation. It's not so strange, either. TikTok leans on it heavily and people are loving it. I want a return to sound on the web.
- berniemadoff69 6y agomy complaint isn't with sound on the web. my complaint is with there being a 'screamer' on the site.
- jakeogh 6y agoWeb browser bug that it's even possible.
- Y_Y 6y agoThis seems like a job for hashcat.
- 2iP1zbR 6y agoi should probs be working Lmfao you can cheat by adding trailing spaces
- contravariant 6y ago> In particular, an amulet’s whitespace, punctuation, and diacritics should all be “load bearing”.
- chrisshroba 6y agoIt would be nice if it only considered alphanumerics. Downside: punctuation can mean a lot in poetry. Upside: people might make punctuation less meaningful just to have more strings to try.
- tyingq 6y agoThe 6 byte string "dammit" works. Though I suppose it's not a poem.
- YetAnotherNick 6y agoHow did you find it?
- tantalor 6y agoThis page has a bunch of examples: https://text.bargains/scratchpad/ https://text.bargains/scratchpad/
- chrisshroba 6y agoThis Twitter bot tweets any that are verified by the verifier smart contract on the Ethereum chain: https://twitter.com/WildAmulet https://twitter.com/WildAmulet
- Closi 6y agoMy attempt at one: https://pastebin.com/SEEpx3C4 https://pastebin.com/SEEpx3C4 > Hello Hackernews, This is one. Whats so tough? 47d751f8964d717320b888888b81db0a8a35e79f528549f0e9dba13e0e4d6c4c (In short, allowing all unicode characters makes this trivially easy... HN gets rid of some of the unicode weirdness though so I had to put it on Pastebin. I assume this matches the 'load bearing' criteria as I only use variable width spaces rather than additional characters.) Not putting it on the blockchain though because I don't hate the planet.
- TheDong 6y ago> I assume this matches the 'load bearing' criteria as I only use variable width spaces I think you might be stretching the rules slightly with that stuff. Using "medium mathematical space" (U205F) instead of an ascii space seems pretty clearly to be using a special character for the purpose of manipulating the hash. I'd much rather amulets be created not by messing with invisible codepoint differences, but rather by making more typographically distinct entries and picking out ones that are correct. When I saw "generated", I thought "have a thesaurus suggest word swaps", not "manipulate invisible unicode characters"
- Closi 6y ago> When I saw "generated", I thought "have a thesaurus suggest word swaps", not "manipulate invisible unicode characters" Hehe maybe. To generate it I manipulated the width of the spaces between the words, changed the grammar and did word swaps :) Looking at the examples provided, they also seem to use line breaks to add further entropy.
- jamesrom 6y agoAdding data to a blockchain doesn't use extra energy... As in, probably in the order of posting it to HN. The next block will be mined whether or not your amulet is in it. More likely however is that the code you used to generate this amulet was worse for the environment.
- lxgr 6y ago
- slaymaker1907 6y agoHoly smokes, these things generate a ton of CO2 if it takes a metric ton to store indefinitely on the blockchain. That's apparently 1/5-1/8 the CO2 of RUNNING AN ENTIRE HOUSEHOLD FOR A YEAR. https://www.whatitcosts.com/carbon-offsets-cost-prices/ https://www.whatitcosts.com/carbon-offsets-cost-prices/ The only way I see this as not being terrible is if the offset is much less bad on a yearly basis. This also seems to be hundreds of times more CO2 than the average US internet user uses in a year. https://www.energuide.be/en/questions-answers/do-i-emit-co2-when-i-surf-the-internet/69/ https://www.energuide.be/en/questions-answers/do-i-emit-co2-...
- StavrosK 6y agoI don't think it takes a ton, they were probably overcompensating.
- Symbiote 6y agoOne Bitcoin transaction is about half a tonne of CO2. (I don't know about this system, is it using the Bitcoin blockchain?) https://digiconomist.net/bitcoin-energy-consumption/ https://digiconomist.net/bitcoin-energy-consumption/
- nicksdjohnson 6y ago1T is a huge overcompensation. If you take Ethereum's estimated daily carbon output and divide it by its daily gas units (the unit by which computation is measured) and assign responsiblity that way, minting an Amulet consumes about 20KG CO2 emissions. Transferring one, about half that.
- xXx_uwu_xXx 6y ago> A mullet d023069c25bf838888b73a8f135a8bd125be3f7081edbe8a32466e93a333dd38
- fxtentacle 6y agoHello HackerNews from fxtentacle !!1!!!!1!111!!11!!!11!!1 2c27e38aaba003380ea55c4c674aa2f3f17743481c107dc388888884a689353b This is an epic amulet!
- airstrike 6y ago`All Play And No Work Makes Jack A Rich Boy` is a common amulet d978352a5d57437fa1c8388f428888a5d3c6bd1d0a4c1726e21113414805694a ¯¯¯¯
- snypher 6y ago'I wonder if there's any chance of finding one just by typi' is my uncommon ('...dc28888858...')
- p1mrx 6y agoThis concept is philosophically interesting, because an infinitely-powerful deity could compose text with a hash value of all 8's, and anyone could verify that it was authored by someone with more computing power than the universe. The fact that this is possible, but hasn't happened, may imply that we have never received a message from such an entity.
- Closi 6y agoI doubt that is possible with the 64 byte limit (at least making something that makes sense to read as a poem, as per the challenge).
- tedunangst 6y agoThere's something like 2^59 64 byte strings that hash to all 8s. (Er, 2^168? Math is hard.)
- Closi 6y agoBut how many of those strings consist entirely of sensical prose? Even in a string of just 4 letters, out of c500,000 combinations only c5k are a valid word. The longer the string, the smaller % of random letter combinations will happen to be valid prose.
- MauranKilom 6y agoEnglish text has about 1 bit of information per character. So there are about 2^64 different meaningful 64 character messages.
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- MauranKilom 6y agoYou have 2^256 possible hash values and 2^(8*64) = 2^512 different 64 character strings. So for each hash value (including the "only 8s" one) there are, on average, 2^256 64 char strings mapping to that value. Therefore (but also trivially) a random 64 character string (or any string) has a 1/2^256 chance of having all 8s in its hash. Since English has about 1 bit of information per character, there are only about 2^64 different non-gibberish 64 char strings. The odds that there exists any English phrase with an all 8 hash are 1/2^192 (i.e. zero).
- SquibblesRedux 6y agoOptimization (for any attribute) is left as an exercise for the reader. #!/bin/bash while true ; do W1=`shuf -n 1 /usr/share/dict/words` W2=`shuf -n 1 /usr/share/dict/words` W3=`shuf -n 1 /usr/share/dict/words` W4=`shuf -n 1 /usr/share/dict/words` W5=`shuf -n 1 /usr/share/dict/words` SHA=`echo "$W1 $W2 $W3 $W4 $W5" | sha256sum | egrep 8888` if [ "$SHA" != "" ] ; then echo "$SHA $W1 $W2 $W3 $W4 $W5" fi done Sample output: 00b6b668465deadabf11d7296e7de33780643e23c967e255888884f34ecc41de - frigorifical psittaceous goodeniaceous oostegite handsomeish b3096654fa38ca318888b2c4eea4a9d93b9e49b02c54f390d2f06ca74d9e8edb - refuser skepful assumptive hypostatic toothleted ef3a7d3b25a8cffe730b888800884ddde96ea7e58608c8bd714b5db7a5caf3fb - coenobioid graticulation astrognosy remica swarthily c8888957c0105b6ea64b24853ec6c1a34828c0552c2776b6a4bd35d6129c3b87 - barbarously withinside underwing autocratic punkah 5ca89be465ab472eea785ab950ea28ce03457a09d1fecd2bc75b88888c269e5d - Malay persuade truantlike binodose suppose 20bdbfcdb6345888814555c2d0abeaa2f2b7c81506a661c99f7c2675688d4917 - dorsimedian seasonably cuckoo eyewinker hyperthyroidization 337675d56afb73835c58888f509de783a9385e3f249784d50b9a3e50c6a68a77 - squamous calp choosingly velum forborne e08888a15d449e8c2dab2283d53adfa5b1bfc7fe99ccd0fd7bbe45a4ce9b0bdb - equipartition creatininemia treaclewort Menobranchus undisturbedness
- puzzlingcaptcha 6y ago>left as an exercise for the reader so do we start with markov chain generators or jump straight to gpt-3?
- LeoPanthera 6y agoYou only have to run shuf once: shuf -rn 5 /usr/share/dict/words | tr '\n' ' '
- 0xbadcafebee 6y agoI found it hilarious that none of the dicts packaged by Debian/Ubuntu include the word "cafe", but they do have "subprehensile".
- SquibblesRedux 6y ago
- dangom 6y agoHow did they compute the SHA-256 of the example given? If I try it I don't get the 8888s
- esnard 6y agoThe article links to https://text.bargains/scratchpad/ https://text.bargains/scratchpad/ which matches my own hashes, so I'm not sure why it's not working for you.
- dangom 6y agoThank you. I had a trailing new line messing the hash.
- fn-mote 6y agoMaybe you have a newline at the end by accident. Checking the mythic: echo -n "29560568 is the answer to life, the universe and everything." | shasum -a 256
- dangom 6y agoThanks. I did have a trailing newline. Adding that -n fixed it.
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- SquibblesRedux 6y agoOne more amulet generator, for the road... #!/bin/bash COUNT=1 while true ; do COUNT=$((COUNT+1)) SHA=`echo "I adopted $COUNT puppies." | sha256sum | egrep 8888` if [ "$SHA" != "" ] ; then echo "$SHA I adopted $COUNT puppies." fi done Sample output: 4f3e14ded07eda16a7fb57c42aebf1f97ef67acba4980bf472a8e188887c7726 - I adopted 6484 puppies. 57c3e9fd05f06a705206d38888b317b5eb596d35c6f308b909a440e2c8e391c8 - I adopted 6627 puppies. 4624f6bb4c7d3d8328888495c1422a1891b609b81abda3ff4d70bedd1c4f6cdd - I adopted 12631 puppies. 9c0be05548139888804d3799ad5729ea424b0487487a6b18803f1aa5746c1904 - I adopted 15663 puppies. c60fc3f97f62ee07665325e235faa05fefc445aee7d356a9d81f58888c475147 - I adopted 15861 puppies. Bonus points if the number of puppies adopted is a palindromic prime. [1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palindromic_prime https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palindromic_prime
- PaulDavisThe1st 6y agoTweaked to find 5 8's: 88888eb74ed90df21487f33795e8af9f578b6b5e359db71e4ac0b2bd8b1115c8 - I adopted 34534 puppies. 7c31d274888888f28e37743d4c554e5fffdb7df35a1291bc83119e31743a233b - I adopted 43653 puppies. e88888508aeaea73f45925e9af3e95890ec15362ce0b0244f56d271f0ba8ce8e - I adopted 53527 puppies. probably more coming soon ...
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- PaulDavisThe1st 6y agoNow 6: 7c31d274888888f28e37743d4c554e5fffdb7df35a1291bc83119e31743a233b - I adopted 43653 puppies. 5888888c44ce19109d9021679ca8023314cb06a0b48fe9f57f34d2f83ee5a971 - I adopted 321255 puppies. b4b4f1bdf07da6049c7aa172504e8f7464d13333508888889743ebd9136f0345 - I adopted 521564 puppies. It's hard to buy the classification of rarity outlined in TFA.
- wyattpeak 6y agoHaving to write 40k submissions to find one with 6 8s more than qualifies as rare to my mind. Automatically incrementing a string might satisfy the requirements, but for an artistic project it's not what I'd base the metrics on, and indeed I don't think the author did.
- esnard 6y agoHere is a mythic one: > 29560568 is the answer to life, the universe and everything.
- esnard 6y agoAnd here is a beyond mythic one: > 6029497765 is the answer to life, the universe and everything. 895032f28cc98e6c10ff4218fa9890eac36a812837668888888888a30ae477da
- wppick 6y agoThis concept is a good way to prime someone for understanding how crypto mining works. Cool idea!
- blopker 6y agoThis script [0] takes any amulet and adds various combinations of unicode white space to the end to create a rarer version without visually changing the original. It definitely goes against the spirit of white space being "load bearing", but was fun to make anyway. [0] https://github.com/blopker/amulet_finder https://github.com/blopker/amulet_finder
- bawolff 6y agoSo 10 8's is mythic. That's only 2^40 (probably less since the 8's dont have to be in a specific position in the hash). Based on https://gist.github.com/epixoip/a83d38f412b4737e99bbef804a270c40 https://gist.github.com/epixoip/a83d38f412b4737e99bbef804a27... you should be able to bruteforce a mythic amulet in 48 seconds with a high end gpu from 2016. Doesn't sound that mythic to me.
- BelenusMordred 6y agoMythic is nine 8's. They didn't put a name for ten.
- mpalmer 6y agoWhat's poetic about brute forcing it?
- eihli 6y agoCan you please share how you got the 2^40 number? I've been trying to think of how to figure out the odds of these. Odds of 4 hex 8's in a row given a 4 digit string is (1/16)^4. Odds of 4 hex 8's in a row given a 5 digit string is number of ways to arrange 8s in the first 4 digits (1) times 16 possible 5th digits plus number of ways to arrange 8s in the last 4 digits (1) times 16 possible 1st digits, all divided by the number of possible arrangements (16^5) So 8888X or X8888 is (2 * 16) / (16^5)? And then 8888XX or X8888X or XX8888 is... (16^2 + 16^2 + 16^2) / (16^6) ???
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- hectim 6y agoI found a few common ones https://twitter.com/Killeen__/status/1387194611068588034 https://twitter.com/Killeen__/status/1387194611068588034 didn't cheat with trailing spaces haha > first and foremost > I avocado toast --------- > what the fuck is an NFT > can someone please explain > waste io
- cjlm 6y agoI minted a few amulets and wrote about it here [0] My rarest I've found is probably 🇸🇲 [1] [0] https://sourcetarget.email/editions/29/ https://sourcetarget.email/editions/29/ [1] https://opensea.io/assets/0x2a2127753653f6210d26f5b470738bf13b73423d/91984423578371580235783036514646778685609595754528666432152917472071584645181 https://opensea.io/assets/0x2a2127753653f6210d26f5b470738bf1...
- aidenn0 6y agoNow I want to make a quine amulet
- banana_giraffe 6y agoAfter feeding it different fortune databases: Conscience is what hurts when everything else feels so good. I found an "uncommon" one.
- banana_giraffe 6y agoIf you accept the questionable premise that the people that write short summaries used in IMDB are writing poetry, then the summary of "Road Trip" (tt7328966): Two friends set out on a road trip but one of them has a few questions he needs answered. Is an "epic" Amulet (7 8s in a row) I think I need to stop now.
- fallingknife 6y agoOnly 4 8's doesn't seem rare enough to be interesting.
- wgetch 6y agoYou begin to contemplate neutral yet fascinating sensations. 8c29152333c388888888961e813457759ca87a8b54078779f8cbdefedf6401d2 You picture an infinite and essentially captivated dimension. a8888ff4ddb3e7c0c38d30a8b4184f78d85888806f67ab73ca64c5ad51cae6b8
- Drblessing 6y agoCool!
- dane-pgp 6y agoHere is an uncommon one I came up with (not using any clever spacing or Unicode characters): Never enough time, only enough weighting
- ckwalsh 6y agoNo ascii/spacing tricks, but picking up on the number tricks: "Haiku Amulet\n1,000,029.\nRefrigerator" Uncommon - d5537c8974703230d5e5e92b10f459e3a0ed377208192c522e388888325beb72 "Tootsie Roll Pop licks?\n531!\nNever ask the bird." Uncommon - dd379c5ff831df352a48f5a2a9122d116c3c1b8f3845f488888fbc69a5eeacca
- mfabbri77 6y agoI've found something: «...i'm dancing in a nutshell» https://opensea.io/assets/0x2a2127753653f6210d26f5b470738bf13b73423d/62407845283926550398731019585848710856525063260488034172122389951404656869216 https://opensea.io/assets/0x2a2127753653f6210d26f5b470738bf1... (EPIC) We do not do it... https://opensea.io/assets/0x2a2127753653f6210d26f5b470738bf13b73423d/104741582772404316310826919790725459790696215502516360032242863681424003575752 https://opensea.io/assets/0x2a2127753653f6210d26f5b470738bf1... (LEGENDARY)
- stparkingmap 6y agoStatus determined on origination. A dull life. Yet I am epic.
- nicksdjohnson 6y agoThis one is incredible! I've minted it so nobody else can grab it. If you have an Ethereum account, let me know your address so I can transfer it to you.
- stparkingmap 5y agoIt's yours :)
- nicksdjohnson 5y agoThanks!
- thamalama 6y agoI suppose it's better than balck pearl. Good night.
- dash2 6y agoBoo to all the people finding mythic ones with numbers and whitespace. I liked this one from the site: in the early hours of the new year i lie on my back waiting.
- metalelf0 6y agoOh, Dante, only common ones in the Divina Commedia. de la quartana, c’ha già l’unghie smorte, 07103f886e0b6cd70c39da95aa9048888232bd40cab66554775314ba54be086e Maggiore aperta molte volte impruna 48888078da7fcab4688ed1cdb6672b9ad95a9c477a7863458837f376fd7b3797 ‘Per che non reggi tu, o sacra fame 58b2731a241fa27f1e64c88887c44e3698185a427d7cf533cea6771122262745 la fede, sanza qual ben far non basta. 2ed62851d5e0f10d452c9830100872f9b0298888a63d5732bb95dd3f92fd6fd2 Tu dunque, che levato hai il coperchio 6389e4ba0c7c4b9fbb0087d9cc26ce8e35ba695e0dda56daa4b42d76838888ef e per magrezza e per voler leggera. 99dccbc91227e117588884213598c4ae4c761537ad22285cc7b21ffa6b3a7bee tosto che ’l vostro viso si nascose». 6d4924f638b4daf8888bb1bae05ecf0a5db66fc9d10ebaf9f93dbb809f19e52e disfrenata saetta, quanto eramo bc4bf75c28572855818888a4d11c05c3aab85b4121b73f19599521705d5d3b6e La pena dunque che la croce porse ffdf0fc7d4f37198888924624c85095676a0132398c8131322e8bd4b9414b3e6 ciascun di quei candori in sù si stese 4dd8888bfa1ea4ddea85e87565e77c3965334bfd86eaf704f84fd42c847aa9da La forma general di paradiso bac7ba4fc96a04ba8409ba288889741a4463d14f45c9d288d95e380f8fad5ada
- glandium 6y agoOnly 4 8s, but it's a real haiku from Matsuo Bashō: 木枯に岩吹きとがる杉間かな (in utf-8 and without a terminal newline character)
- SuchAnonMuchWow 6y agoan infinity of monkeys typing on 1000 keyboards do not write 1000 amulets. d64d835c41facc37b9c4a65546c9bb0bbbf8ba93ca9888849ad2f4d354896ac1
- aecrimus 6y agoSunshine: the greatest asset in the world... uncommon
- kseistrup 6y ago“I may be getting older, but I refuse to grow up!” 232bd1b7a69c4c86f6f52596fb065cb0bfdd8888809e255ed1192325120d31ab
- kseistrup 6y ago“Sanitized for your protection.” ad11729946353a91dc62f9ab28888f7d8bc94cb05d29c150b259df0636092eaf “Conscience is what hurts when everything else feels so good.” 3d3a9081d0437a5f55c4720ee288888c7fefa9495db7d52198af1b7f3110d89d
- kseistrup 6y ago“People like stories because people are stories.” 5c72b647b5415e3c2682b6db957d288882d0544e28c6425652d2c96016ced615
- aecrimus 6y agoand an "uncommon" poem: If I am happy today It's because of your Helping And I'm thankful. (no need for tabs at the beginning. i just don't know how to add a normal newline)
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- aecrimus 6y agodoes one get a bonus for finding six eights at the beginning? fiancee: more important than people. 88888840a48ed5165267b361dfc5e095a2a312a0af8d9c87096e53cd0683ea46
- carl_dr 6y ago"I minted 4746440866 amulets" to find the ??? (10 eights) 763db5a46ea69a5d88888888880e33ba48eddc4a11d4597eaf2833aac4b5c667 This has been an interesting exercise in threading and optimisation. My first version of this was Ruby, then moved to C, then optimised it, then added pthreads. It's now running on a 16-core server I had sitting idle.
- achilleusrage 6y agoWould a hash with multiple sequential (separated) 8s be an exceptional rarity or a disqualification for luckiness?
- davidcollantes 6y agoHow come the amulet "Winter evening, a leaf, a blue sky above." renders beyond mythic on their scratchpad (https://text.bargains/scratchpad/ https://text.bargains/scratchpad/), yet it doesn't on the command line? echo "Winter evening, a leaf, a blue sky above." | sha256sum c0d26be133a1570239f4af2582b15fc8b91d64d64bcd99fdb584e5e3f477840d
- ryangittins 6y agoecho adds a trailing newline by default. You'll need to add the -n flag or use printf instead.
- davidcollantes 6y agoDuh! Why didn't I thought of that?! Thanks, it sure works!
- l1n 6y agoI wrote a Discord bot for this: https://fletcher.fun/amulet https://fletcher.fun/amulet, it filters all messages for amulets and tells you the sha and rarity if you find one. Example one we found: https://diff.substack.com/p/an-airline-ipo-in-this-economy https://diff.substack.com/p/an-airline-ipo-in-this-economy Common amulet (75b8af8579d81ba3bac788bb118fa78888717eb55c5faf778ea756750c02837d)
- mvolfik 6y agoreminds me of the reddit bot that lets you know when you accidentaly post a haiku. Internet can be a nice place at times
- anoonmoose 6y agoсonѕtraіnеd ρоem, lіmitleѕs hoрe 0441006F006E04550074007200610456006E04350064002003C1043E0065006D002C000A006C0456006D00690074006C00650455007300200068006F04400065 2329A553E5F537AC978CB33631013617FBF98E20BC5FE8F888888862C6D0DC5E
- redcodenl 6y agoSome LEGENDARY eight-amulets: eiGHt EIgHT eIght eighT eight EIgHT EIgHT eIGHt eiGhT eIgHT - 8 :888888881a7402c0c8ba04e6fa2cbbd4aa5111af3fb2dce8c9d90b06ab13ed38 EigHT EIGHT EIGhT EiGhT EighT EIGhT eIGhT eIGhT EIGHT eight - 8 :0888888885a04f80a17a45468c761c0e6a80b9b1309a408003b024a1b7ddfc3d EighT EigHt EighT eiGht EIGHt eiGHt EIGhT eIght eight Eight - 8 :985a2888888889d774f2c083b44bd5a87f86974295f6178bf40da5ac2bcd9d6e EigHt eigHt eighT eight EigHt eigHT eIgHT eight eiGHT eIgHT - 8 :06da1388888888b0fe865087da99839debe557e4a7d762d740d93d5eea6a683b EIgHt eIght EigHT eigHt EiGhT EigHt Eight eight eIGht eiGHT - 8 :fe9143429488888888c375251de2493913a07ffccd0e104810153085d27dfb04 eiGHT eiGhT eIGHT eIGHt eigHT EiGht EIGht eiGhT EIGht eIGhT - 8 :91e10b15288c9888888884ca0082ce0ccfe4bfafcb13444bc36fcf30b19ca363 eiGHT eIGht eIgHt EIGht EIGHt EIgHT eiGht EiGHT eIGHT eiGHt - 8 :fff5d81258a222b88888888b258ce415a1ae1b12b14535c09b9dcb19d70d4328 EIghT EiGHT EIght EIGhT EigHt EIGHT eIghT eIGhT EighT EIGht - 8 :2b7de871ee1694892ddbf2937b688888888e99d37e5c920804424670a178a133 EIGHt EIght eigHT eiGHt eiGHT eIGHT EigHT EIGht eigHT eiGHt - 8 :51670c25d4dab2d891cd18beed868888888870850a92e42887c62bd750a16c5f EIghT EIgHT eIgHT EIGHt eiGHT eight EigHt EIGHT eIght eIGHt - 8 :80b5c98d08eacad221f25bde009488888888b58dbb3aafaf617b0b364133e87b EIgHT EIGhT EIGHt EigHT eIGhT EIght EIgHT EIGhT eIgHT EIGHt - 8 :cd0b0fd7ef75fc8a37001bc87183d326aeba888888885cc2c48dbf48d38a7bfb eigHt eIGhT EighT eIgHT eigHT eIGHT EigHT EighT EIGht eigHt - 8 :8ecfe9ad597bad2e537beacce70464cb57c18f88888888fd105c8c31de75345e eiGHT eIGHt EIGhT EIghT EIghT EiGHT eiGHT eIghT eIGht EIgHT - 8 :e88f20df9f85114be9e95f88daeb57c94be3564e4c8688888888c0fbbc7e4e8c eigHT eIgHt EigHt EigHt EigHT EIGHt EiGht EigHT eIGHT EiGhT - 8 :bcab4227100078135599839a3d3b35c38b75e94e753e95a88888888a29616478 This one is even MYTHICAL: EIgHt EiGHT eIGhT eIght EIgHT EiGHt EiGHt eIGHT - 9 :6dcfd600d05e1249d6590aaee053793b792c60ff94513456b697888888888f67 Now how can someone (easily) put them on this blockchain?
- nicksdjohnson 6y agohttps://at.amulet.garden/ https://at.amulet.garden/
- cjlm 6y agoHa, I like your style – great minds think alike: 8⃣ = = = = = = : 37f52a074751239fd88888116130302ddb5074212bee34ecff0f1db531f43199 edit: welp, the unicode was borked. It's the number 8, scorpion, amulet, eight-ball, octopus, stop sign, spider
- thudson 6y ago12-eights for "microns turnabouts Como migraines": 9a7e6f41875b444851cb19f018cea83e6565762d88888888888813ac47d39ce7 Although I'm also a fan of "Georgetown surfboarded rips nodding", which hashes to the very pleasant 01234567894a7924a0a568c01ae2f48f93921fc9b4437d7866db3be132411b08