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"P2FMS" terminology mentioned e.g. at: Data Insertion in Bitcoin's Blockchain by Andrew Sward, Vecna OP_0 and Forrest Stonedahl.

Python library for Bullet Physics.

Became very popular as of result of people using Bullet Physics for reinforcement learning AI training robot simulations.

Website: pybullet.org/

Source code: somewhere inside the main Bullet Physics source tree. Yay.

Is it mega fast? Nope

Does it work? Yup.

Used on Bitcoin Inscription Indexer for Ciro's Bitcoin Inscription Museum.

From The Reuters websites and others we've found, we can establish see some clear stylistic trends across the websites which would allow us to find other likely candidates upon inspection:The most notable dissonance from the rest of the web is that there are no commercial looking website of companies, presumably because it was felt that it would be possible to verify the existence of such companies.

Most domains are the only domain for its IP, i.e. the websites are mostly private hosted. However we have later found many exceptions to this general indicator, so it should not be used as a strong exclusion rule.

It would be fun to actually reverse search into one of their stock image provider's original images. Ones we've found:

Example: Code "Study Math and Computer Science at Augustana College".

A quick overview of some developments: research.aimultiple.com/ordinal-inscriptions-history/

Similar to a college, but led by religious denomination leaders rather than fellows.

Very good explorer, you can create several complex queries on it e.g.

Unfrotunately their API became paid only circa 2025...

In this section we document the outcomes of more detailed inspection of both the communication mechanisms (JavaScript, JAR, swf) and HTML that might help to better fingerprint the websites.

The Reuters article directly reported only two domains in writing:

But by looking at the URLs of the screenshots they provided from other websites we can easily uncover all others that had screenshots, except for the Johnny Carson one, which is just generically named. E.g. the image for the Chinese one is www.reuters.com/investigates/special-report/assets/usa-spies-iran/screencap-activegaminginfo.com.jpg?v=192516290922 which leads us to domain activegaminginfo.com.

Oleg Shakirov later discovered that the Carson one had its domain written right on the screenshot, as part of a watermark present on the original website itself. Therefore the URLs of all the websites were in one way or another essentially given on the article.

The full list of domains from screenshots is: