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Very cool. I’ll have to check this out.

Do you know of any stock trading sites that have bots?

Crypto is a little different as you have direct access to exchanges whereas in stocks typically you’re trading with a broker. This opens up a lot of opportunities for individual traders that traditionally are only available to institutions, such as strategies based on order book (market making, arbitrage etc)

as a temp solution, add these to your /etc/hosts file: 192.30.253.113 github.com 151.101.44.133 assets-cdn.github.com

I'm kinda surprised at how bad the OSs deal with this. If you can't get a DNS lookup, would it be so crazy to use the last-known cached value for it?

There's no reason for a computer to not be able to find a site I've been visiting every day for the last year. DNS data should be cached for at least 48 hours -- TTLs should be set to at least this.

I navigated to the IP address for Github, but it still tries to resolve to github.com

oh man, the nostalgia.

dont forget geocities :)

My first website was hosted on a free angelfire.com account. Or was it geocities? Maybe both, but it certainly had a lot of blinking gifs and photoshop-sliced buttons with rollover affects.

My dad would use rollover images for his buttons. To get the responsiveness he needed, he preloaded all the images by displaying them 1x1 pixel at the bottom of the page.

that... makes me feel very old, and I'm 32 :(

and we didn't build a website, we built a homepage.

I thought homepage was just whatever page you had your browser set to start up on. And then some of us built personal home pages that had all the links we cared about on them. And then one of us built Personal Home Pages.

And even if it had CGI, it still wasn't a web app.

Yes. You can buy as little as 0.00000001 BTC aka "satoshi"

With all the news about Bitcoin these days, why would they choose a confusing name like Coin?

I like the double meaning of coin:

1) Represents money 2) Creating a new phrase - or way to think about credit cards