https://bitcoinstrings.com has all `strings -n20` strings, we can obtain the whole thing and clean it up a bit with:
``
wget -O all.html https://bitcoinstrings.com/all
cp all.html all-recode.html
recode html..ascii all-recode.html
awk '!seen[$0]++' all-recode.html > all-uniq.html
```awk` to skip the gazillion "mined by message" repeats.

A lot of in that website stuff appears to be cut up at the 20 mark. As shown in <cool data embedded in the bitcoin blockchain/Force of Will>, this is possibly because they didn't use `-w` in `strings -n20`, and the text after the newlines was less than 20 characters.

That website can be replicated by downloading the <Bitcoin> blockchain locally, then:
``
cd .bitcoin/blocks
for f in blk*.dat; do strings -n20 -w $f | awk '!seen[$0]++' > ${f%.dat}.txt; done
tail +n1 *.txt
``

Remove most of the binary crap:
``
head -n-1 *.txt | grep -e '[. ]' | grep -iv 'mined by' | less
``


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