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Looks like that was forbidden in the rules... it had to have its actual URL in it.
by rriepe 17y ago
Looks like that was forbidden in the rules... it had to have its actual URL in it.
- diN0bot 17y agook, the other lame-ass brute-force long-term percentage-playing solution: buy mad badwidth, create tons of whitelisted twitter usernames, and continually send tweets with a url to a tweet id that hasn't occurred yet. for instance, every tweet contains a url for tweet id 3149892792 (2000 more than the current most recent tweet on the public timeline at the time of this comment). once the system creates a tweet that overshoots the desired id, a new goal id is selected. eventually, you'll get the right answer, especially if you can tweet a good percentage of tweets for a particular period of time.
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