Topic: LoyceV's complete List of all Bitcointalk usernames - page 3. (Read 2073 times)
Thanks for the work you've done here,i commend you for being a skilled DT Member here!You are worth a thousand times than those abusive DT members whom doesnt contribute anything at all.
It might be a good idea to create a second file that contains only the UIDs of those you have updated in the last day.
That is a good idea indeed, so I added it:http://loyce.club/usernames/usernames.lastday.txt
http://loyce.club/usernames/BBCode.lastday.txt
Note that today's "daily" versions are incomplete because I uploaded a few test versions in between. If you download the full version now, you can download daily additions starting tomorrow.
I havent been able to access bpip.org for several days. I get a warning message like this when access it.
See Re: Announcing BPIP - The Bitcointalk Public Information Project!.I'm so tired of repeating myself on every new thread you start but this is another great work.
Thanks 
This was actually one of the easier things to make, but I've been postponing it for a long time because it involved scraping 2.7 million pages.See [overview] LoyceV's useful data on Bitcointalk for more of my forum-related topics
Note that the above topic does not show all my topics, only the ones that directly concern the forum. 
I'm so tired of repeating myself on every new thread you start but this is another great work.
What I suggest is to add a footer to every thread with a link to the list with all your other work so people no need bookmarks anymore.
It will be very helpful for me, I guess for the rest of the guys as well. You really need a table of content because you produce quite a lot of content, valuable one and it's easy to get lost (the list you have is only forum related stuff, and you have quite many other great threads.
I have my own bookmark folder called LoyceV, where I put everything with a tags for easy access, I just created it recently and it is helpful to follow your work. I can keep remembering all the stuff you created.
What I suggest is to add a footer to every thread with a link to the list with all your other work so people no need bookmarks anymore.
It will be very helpful for me, I guess for the rest of the guys as well. You really need a table of content because you produce quite a lot of content, valuable one and it's easy to get lost (the list you have is only forum related stuff, and you have quite many other great threads.
I have my own bookmark folder called LoyceV, where I put everything with a tags for easy access, I just created it recently and it is helpful to follow your work. I can keep remembering all the stuff you created.
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It appears to be working normally now on my browser without any action from my end. You can try again, and if need be refresh your cache.
Right, now functioning and returning to normal. I access the bpip.org site quite often and this is the first time I have had this kind of interference.It appears to be working normally now on my browser without any action from my end. You can try again, and if need be refresh your cache.
But I try to access on android with deskop mode through a browser and it works. Both mobile and deskop are now back to normal.
I want to know, am I the only one like this?
I was getting the exact same error some days ago, and for safety reasons I didn't bypass it and just let it be for a while assuming it was some kind of server error. It appears to be working normally now on my browser without any action from my end. You can try again, and if need be refresh your cache.
Sorry, maybe my question is outside the OP discussion, but I havent been able to access bpip.org for several days. I get a warning message like this when access it.
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Your connection is not private Attackers might try to steal your information from bpip.org (for example, passwords, messages, or credit cards). Learn more
I want to know, am I the only one like this? I'm just curious, did you manually listed all the accounts with other info and made a .txt format of it?
Lol no, it was just one line of code (and a very long wait).
. Sorry if I don't have backgrounds when it comes to IT stuff, I just took a guess. Quote
I think only few will use this
I think so too. But it's there for whoever has a use for it.
I was just looking for something like this.
These lists are updated once a day.
It might be a good idea to create a second file that contains only the UIDs of those you have updated in the last day.
These lists are updated once a day.
I'm just curious, did you manually listed all the accounts with other info and made a .txt format of it?
Lol no, it was just one line of code (and a very long wait).Quote
I think only few will use this
I think so too. But it's there for whoever has a use for it. I'm just curious, did you manually listed all the accounts with other info and made a .txt format of it?
Definitely Not! 
I'm just curious, did you manually listed all the accounts with other info and made a .txt format of it? If your answer is yes then absolutely wow 
! Where on earth did you find the perseverance to do it?
Anyway, you're right, this could be helpful on finding spam accounts but honestly I think only few will use this because 1) there's a file need to be downloaded, members tend to not spend even a small amount of data for such thing; and 2) "Reporting Spammers, Sh*tposters, Scammers etc." type of threads are enough already. Don't get me wrong your work is amazing but those are my negative insights.
! Where on earth did you find the perseverance to do it? Anyway, you're right, this could be helpful on finding spam accounts but honestly I think only few will use this because 1) there's a file need to be downloaded, members tend to not spend even a small amount of data for such thing; and 2) "Reporting Spammers, Sh*tposters, Scammers etc." type of threads are enough already. Don't get me wrong your work is amazing but those are my negative insights.
Viewing all members has been "temporarily disabled" for as long as I can remember, so I made a list myself.
Another reason to make this, is that I often need to find the userID that goes with a username. I can't easily get this from the forum, which is why until recently I used BPIP for this. Unfortunately, a small percentage of users are missing from BPIP.
So I made my own
There are 2 versions, each with all 2.7 million userIDs.
usernames.txt (currently 51 MB) (or usernames.lastday.txt for only the daily changes)
Sample:
BBCode.txt (currently 231 MB) (or BBCode.lastday.txt for only the daily changes)
Sample:
This list could also be useful for finding spam-accounts created on certain dates (which means they match a certain list of userIDs).
These lists are updatedonce a day every 2 hours.
If a user changes their name (either because they're VIP or because Admin granted a wish), please post so I can update them manually.
See [overview] LoyceV's useful data on Bitcointalk for more of my forum-related topics
Another reason to make this, is that I often need to find the userID that goes with a username. I can't easily get this from the forum, which is why until recently I used BPIP for this. Unfortunately, a small percentage of users are missing from BPIP.
So I made my own
There are 2 versions, each with all 2.7 million userIDs.
usernames.txt (currently 51 MB) (or usernames.lastday.txt for only the daily changes)
Sample:
Code:
459831: XiomarHeck
459832: MelvaBeave
459833: JanieCaulf
459834: VickyVPTD
459835: bensam1231
459836: LoyceV
459837: btc.jobworks
459838: LyleHlyrf
459839: NormaClowe
459840: ForestClar
459841: TyrellKCU
459832: MelvaBeave
459833: JanieCaulf
459834: VickyVPTD
459835: bensam1231
459836: LoyceV
459837: btc.jobworks
459838: LyleHlyrf
459839: NormaClowe
459840: ForestClar
459841: TyrellKCU
BBCode.txt (currently 231 MB) (or BBCode.lastday.txt for only the daily changes)
Sample:
Code:
459831. [url=https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=459831]XiomarHeck[/url]
459832. [url=https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=459832]MelvaBeave[/url]
459833. [url=https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=459833]JanieCaulf[/url]
459834. [url=https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=459834]VickyVPTD[/url]
459835. [url=https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=459835]bensam1231[/url]
459836. [url=https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=459836]LoyceV[/url]
459837. [url=https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=459837]btc.jobworks[/url]
459838. [url=https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=459838]LyleHlyrf[/url]
459839. [url=https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=459839]NormaClowe[/url]
459840. [url=https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=459840]ForestClar[/url]
459841. [url=https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=459841]TyrellKCU[/url]
459832. [url=https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=459832]MelvaBeave[/url]
459833. [url=https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=459833]JanieCaulf[/url]
459834. [url=https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=459834]VickyVPTD[/url]
459835. [url=https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=459835]bensam1231[/url]
459836. [url=https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=459836]LoyceV[/url]
459837. [url=https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=459837]btc.jobworks[/url]
459838. [url=https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=459838]LyleHlyrf[/url]
459839. [url=https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=459839]NormaClowe[/url]
459840. [url=https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=459840]ForestClar[/url]
459841. [url=https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=459841]TyrellKCU[/url]
This list could also be useful for finding spam-accounts created on certain dates (which means they match a certain list of userIDs).
These lists are updated
If a user changes their name (either because they're VIP or because Admin granted a wish), please post so I can update them manually.
See [overview] LoyceV's useful data on Bitcointalk for more of my forum-related topics
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