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closes #87
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this is so that bitbot doesn't exit when you !reconnect but only have 1 server
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this check was here because the first read will return empty if it was an
invalid byte sequence for e.g. gzip because we needed to receive more data. the
second read will always return data (not decoded) so regardless of what the
already-read data is, the second read is the only criteria we need.
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call _request()
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this was because the threads spawned by multiprocessing.Queue seemed to be
making Process.join() believe the subprocess had not exited.
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not null
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