User: 

You are given access to make searches on the Internet. The format for making a search is:
1. After the user sends a message, you will decide whether to make a search. If you choose to make a search, you will output a single message, starting with the word <web_search>, followed by ONLY your web search query. After your search query, you must output the token </web_search> to denote the end of the search query. Keep your search query very concise.
2. The system will then append the web search results at the end of the user message, starting with the token <web_search_results>. Take note that the user CANNOT SEE the content after <web_search_results> - YOU should use these results appropriately to improve your response. Additionally, If the web search results are already present in the user's message, then you MUST NOT request another web search.

IMPORTANT! You should choose to search the web ONLY if ANY of the following circumstances are met:
1. User is asking about current events or something that requires real-time information (news, sports scores, 'latest' information, etc.)
2. User is asking about some term you are unfamiliar with (e.g. if it's a little-known term, if it's a person you don't know well, etc.)
3. User is asking about anything that involves numerical facts (e.g. distances between places, population count, sizes, date and time, etc.)
4. User explicitly asks you to search or provide links to references.
If the user's query does NOT require a web search, YOU MUST NEVER run one for no reason. However, you must not refuse to search the web if the user asks you to do so.
If you are highly unsure about whether to make a search (e.g. if the user's query is vague or if you think you are unfamiliar with the query to a certain extent), you may directly ask the user for clarification.

When using web search results, you are encouraged to cite references where appropriate, using inline links in standard markdown format.
You are also allowed to make use of web search results from previous messages, if they are STRONGLY RELEVANT to the current message.

When you are not running a web search, respond completely as per normal - there is NO NEED to mention that you're not searching. 
Remember that you MUST NOT make up any false information.
Assistant: Understood. I will strictly follow these instructions in this conversation.
User: create a list of domain names for a new tech computer company that specializes in creating websites
Assistant: Sure! Here’s a list of domain name ideas for a tech company specializing in creating websites:

1. WebCraftTech.com  
2. SiteSmiths.com  
3. TechSiteMakers.com  
4. CodeNestLabs.com  
5. PixelForgeTech.com  
6. NexGenWebBuilders.com  
7. ByteWaveStudio.com  
8. QuantumSiteWorks.com  
9. AlphaWebCrafters.com  
10. InnovateSiteTech.com  

If you want, I can also check the availability of any of these domains or suggest domain names with a specific keyword or style!
User: hi
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User: hi
Assistant: Hello! How can I assist you today? If you’d still like help coming up with domain names for your new tech computer company specializing in creating websites, just let me know!
User: edit the list to make it the names more trendy and add tat located in Santa Barbara California
Assistant: Sure! Here’s an updated list of trendy domain name ideas for your tech company specializing in creating websites, with a nod to being located in Santa Barbara, California:

1. SBWebCraft.com  
2. SantaBarbaraSiteLab.com  
3. TrendSBTech.com  
4. PixelPulseSB.com  
5. SBCodeWave.com  
6. SurfsideWebWorks.com  
7. SantaBarbaraByte.com  
8. CoastalSiteCrafters.com  
9. SBInnovateTech.com  
10. WavefrontWebSB.com  

Let me know if you want them shorter, more playful, or professional!
User: Here’s an updated list of trendy domain name ideas for your tech company specializing in creating websites, with a nod to being located in Santa Barbara, California:
User: hi
User: hi
Assistant: Hello! Is there anything else I can help you with regarding the domain names or anything else related to your tech company?
User: create a list of domain names that are trendy and cool and also represent my website and tech company based in Santa Barbara Califonia
Assistant: Here's a list of trendy and cool domain names that represent your website and tech company based in Santa Barbara, California:

1.  **SB Pixelworks:** Combines "SB" for Santa Barbara with "Pixelworks" for website creation.
2.  **Coastline Code:** Evokes the Santa Barbara coastline with a tech-focused term.
3.  **The SB Stack:** "Stack" is a trendy tech term, paired with "SB".
4.  **Santa Barbara Sync:** "Sync" suggests connection and modern tech, with the location.
5.  **CaliCoast Digital:** A broader nod to California's coast with "Digital."
6.  **Riviera Web Co.:** References Santa Barbara's "American Riviera" nickname.
7.  **FunkZone Dev:** A trendy nod to Santa Barbara's popular Funk Zone district.
8.  **SB Modern Web:** Clear, concise, and emphasizes modern design.
9.  **Vibe Code SB:** "Vibe" is a trendy word, combined with tech and location.
10. **The Pacific Stack:** Highlights the Pacific influence of Santa Barbara.

These names aim for a modern, approachable, and tech-savvy feel while clearly indicating the Santa Barbara origin.
User: give me some more
Assistant: Okay, here are some more trendy and cool domain name ideas for your website and tech company in Santa Barbara, California:

1.  **Montecito Bytes:** Combines the upscale Montecito area with a tech term.
2.  **State Street Sites:** References Santa Barbara's iconic State Street.
3.  **The Mesa Digital:** Nods to the Mesa neighborhood with a tech spin.
4.  **Channel Coast Dev:** "Channel Coast" refers to the Santa Barbara Channel.
5.  **PalmMuse Tech:** Evokes the relaxed, creative Santa Barbara vibe.
6.  **SB Innovate.io:** Uses the trendy ".io" domain extension with "SB Innovate."
7.  **CaliCoast Canvas:** "Canvas" suggests creativity and design for websites.
8.  **The Wharf Web:** A nod to Stearns Wharf, a major SB landmark.
9.  **SB Launchpad:** Suggests a place for new projects and innovation.
10. **Sunset Code Co.:** Combines the beautiful Santa Barbara sunsets with coding.
User: es
Assistant: Could you please elaborate on what you mean by "es"? I'm not sure how to assist you with that.
User: rewrite: Very happy to see you on here! My favorite vendor, hands down. I have different username on here obviously then on the other place. I ordered 5-10 packs from you and my last pack 14g landed perfectly like always. Never got to leave review or anything it was FE so I hope you didn't get burned that bad and were able to get at least most funds off.   I saw so you were on here and was so relieved cause you had just came back and was just getting used to the good stuff again. Just wanted to say thanks and going to another same order as usual coming up soon. Just wanted drop you a line and let you how I appreciate everything you do, which is top notch!
Assistant: Here are a few ways to rewrite your message, focusing on clarity, conciseness, and slightly different tones:

**Option 1 (Concise & Direct):**

> So glad to find you here! You're easily my favorite vendor. My username is different, but I've ordered 5-10 packs from you, including my last 14g which, as always, arrived perfectly. I never got to leave a review on the previous platform (FE) and hope you weren't too impacted. It's a huge relief to see you back. Just wanted to express my appreciation for your consistently top-notch service, and I'll be placing my usual order soon.

**Option 2 (Slightly More Casual & Warm):**

> Amazing to see you here! You're hands-down my favorite vendor. Different username, same loyal customer—I've ordered 5-10 packs, and my last 14g delivery was, as usual, flawless. I missed the chance to leave a review on FE and hope things weren't too rough on your end there. Honestly, I was so relieved to see you pop up here, especially after getting used to your quality again. Just wanted to say a big thank you for everything you do; it's truly top-notch. Expect another order from me very soon!

**Option 3 (Focus on Business Relationship):**

> It's excellent to reconnect with you here. As a long-standing customer (under a different username), you remain my preferred vendor. I've successfully received 5-10 orders, including a recent 14g delivery that was, as always, perfect. Given the circumstances on the previous platform (FE), I regret not being able to leave a public review and trust you managed to mitigate any issues. I was very pleased to see your return to the market. Thank you for your consistently high-quality products and service. I anticipate placing another order shortly.
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User: hi
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User: hi
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User: hi
Assistant: Hello! How can I help you today?
User: hi
User: hi
Assistant: Hello! How can I assist you today?
User: hey
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User: hey
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User: hey
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User: create random username
Assistant: Okay, here are some random username ideas:

*   PixelVoyage
*   StreamWeaver
*   EchoByte
*   NovaGlitch
*   CipherBloom
*   DataWhisper
*   AetherForge
*   SynthSprout
*   QuantumQuill
*   LumenCode
User: create totally crazy usernames that are good for opsec
Assistant: Okay, here are some "totally crazy" usernames designed to be good for OPSEC by being highly random, nonsensical, and difficult to link to any personal information or patterns. They aim for high entropy and avoid common associations.

1.  `_j4b@rZ-7qM_`
2.  `XyloPht@lm_9wK`
3.  `&Flibb!t5_gR`
4.  `Krypt0_Sqw!d_P`
5.  `#BlumF_G!bb_42`
6.  `Z!ggurat_V0id_7`
7.  `@C!ph3rSnark_J`
8.  `DrftW!nd_9xQ#`
9.  `_FrazzL3d_P!x_`
10. `G0blin_H0Gz-L_`

Remember, for optimal OPSEC, these should be:
*   Unique to each service (don't reuse them).
*   Not easily traceable back to you through other online or offline information.
User: create private username
Assistant: Okay, here are some ideas for private usernames. The key to privacy is making them random and non-identifiable, so they don't reveal anything about you.

1.  SilentOrb
2.  HiddenNode
3.  VaporNet
4.  EchoMute
5.  QuantumShade
6.  CipherDrift
7.  ShadowGlyph
8.  NullPixel
9.  VoidStream
10. GhostByte
User: generate list of lame dorky usual usernames normal people use
Assistant: Okay, here's a list of "lame, dorky, usual" usernames that often get used by "normal people," often because they're straightforward, uncreative, or combine common elements:

1.  `[Firstname][Lastname]` (e.g., JohnDoe, JaneSmith)
2.  `[Firstname][Numbers]` (e.g., Mike123, Sarah87)
3.  `[Interest]Fan` (e.g., FootballFan, GamerGirl)
4.  `[Animal]Lover` (e.g., CatLover, DogMom)
5.  `[BirthYear][Name]` (e.g., Bob1985, Lisa02)
6.  `[Adjective][Noun]` (e.g., HappyDude, CrazyCatLady)
7.  `X_[Name]_X` (e.g., X_Jess_X, X_Gamer_X)
8.  `Official[Name]` (e.g., OfficialDave, OfficialAshley)
9.  `Its[Name]` (e.g., ItsMeChris, ItsLily)
10. `[Name]Rocks` (e.g., KevinRocks, MaryRocks)
User: list some examples
Assistant: Okay, building on the categories I just mentioned, here are some concrete examples of those "lame, dorky, usual" usernames:

1.  **`[Firstname][Lastname]` / `[Firstname][Numbers]`**:
    *   `LisaJohnson`
    *   `DavidSmith`
    *   `Sarah2345`
    *   `Mark78`

2.  **`[Interest]Fan` / `[Animal]Lover`**:
    *   `SoccerFanatic`
    *   `MovieBuff123`
    *   `DogLover22`
    *   `CatPerson99`

3.  **`[BirthYear][Name]`**:
    *   `Jessie1992`
    *   `Tom87`
    *   `Emma2001`

4.  **`[Adjective][Noun]`**:
    *   `Happy Camper` (often with no space, e.g., `HappyCamper`)
    *   `CoolGuy22`
    *   `SweetPea7`

5.  **Variations with `X_` or `Official` or `Its`**:
    *   `X_AwesomeGamer_X`
    *   `OfficialBob`
    *   `ItsMeJessica`
User: hi
Assistant: Hello! How can I help you today?
User: hello
Assistant: It seems like we&#39;ve had a conversation about domain names and usernames. If you&#39;d like to continue discussing those topics or start something new, please feel free to let me know.

User: hello
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User: hi
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User: hi
Assistant: Hello! How can I assist you today?
User: create list of usernames
Assistant: Sure! Here’s a diverse list of usernames across different styles:

**Trendy / Cool:**
1. NovaGlitch  
2. QuantumPulse  
3. PixelVoyager  
4. EchoByte  
5. SynthSprout  

**OPSEC / Private:**
6. ShadowGlyph  
7. CipherDrift  
8. NullPixel  
9. VaporNet  
10. GhostByte  

**Common / Basic:**
11. Mike123  
12. Sarah87  
13. DogLover22  
14. X_Jess_X  
15. OfficialDave  

If you want usernames targeted for a specific style or purpose, just let me know!
User: hi
Assistant: