Root Access

bwDraco

00:02

@DTheSleepless Try copying a Blu-ray ISO to a TLC SSD and see what happens when the fast cache runs out. Worse than a HDD

Tweeted by ganeshts on June 18, 2017 at 5:24 AM in reply to DTheSleepless

Dec 14 '16 at 19:09, by Mokubai

@djsmiley2k TLC NAND is slow, so they put some real fast SLC NAND in front of it, and when the SLC gets overwhelmed the TLC speeds show through and you get a drive that looks more like spinning rust than silicon.

I f---ing hate these SSD market trends.

Damn NAND shortage.

Bob

hm

Frrank

00:38

HI everyone
is anyone here works on flask and know dir structure?

bwDraco

Oct 31 '16 at 14:11, by allquicatic

problem is, all of this stuff is just for the ruling elite to clear their conscience about having a "dirty, polluting" lifestyle

If only, if only...

Journeyman Geek

01:03

@bwDraco I donno. I use TLC where I'd use cheap, small capacity hard drives. There's a place for those and those ubercheap dramless drives

Bob

01:46

@JourneymanGeek I use TLC because it turns out if you don't buy the cheapest stuff it's pretty happy about sustaining HDD seq speeds.

Journeyman Geek

that too

Bob

I also use TLC (the cheapest stuff) because most games don't need extended seq speeds :P

Journeyman Geek

lol

oddly my cheapest stuff is MLC...

Bob

I'm on... 850 EVO OS. Intel 330 (?) cache&pagefile. Trion 100 VMs. Trion 150 games.

tbh the Trion 100 is so terrible it's probably better for games than VMs, but my 150 is bigger :P

Journeyman Geek

I have the 120gb king dian as my game drive ;p

Bob

01:52

@JourneymanGeek You obviously need more games :)

Journeyman Geek

@Bob oh, I realised I don't play more than 2-3 games at any one time

and fast internet + steam means there's no point in me keeping around stuff I don't playh

Bob

> fast internet

-_-

Journeyman Geek

02:11

@Bob on the other hand that drive is usually mostly full ._.

bwDraco

02:27

Gotta love "spinning rust" :p

Not Dog

asdfmovie10

►

bwDraco

unix-wissen.de/sun-disk-perf-discussion.html - 1996!

> On the "spinning rust" itself, the number of sectors per track varies. If you have ever played around with an old-style open reel audio tape drive you know that the tape speed can be varied, and that the higher the tape speed, the better the sound. [...]

Not Dog

Sheep sheep I'm a beep

@Bob

Bob

@NotDog I was a sheep for a little while :P

Keshav Srinivasan

03:23

Can someone familiar with the Oculus Rift take a look at my Hardware Recommendations.SE question here?

1

Q: What is the cheapest PC compatible with Oculus Rift?

I just got an Oculus Rift, and now I need a PC to use it with. My question is, what is the cheapest available PC that I can use an Oculus Rift with? Note that I don't want to have to build a PC, I want something I can just buy and use. The cheapest I've found is this Cyberpower PC, which is $7...

Journeyman Geek

03:39

ugh. Its much too early to be hungry

Rahul2001

05:01

Good morning!

Rahul2001

05:15

@KeshavSrinivasan hey

Just saying, you will get crappy value out of your Oculus if you look for "cheapest PC available"

Bob

^

VR at low framerates is not enjoyable.

satibel

06:05

you want something plug and play (and decent), it'll probably be more expensive than buying a used decent pc (200-300$) + a new gtx 1070 (and that's pretty easy to do, just open a panel, plug the card in, screw the bracket, close the door, boot, install drivers.)
though, the cheapest would be to have a friend build one out of second hand parts or last gen parts.

Avery

@KeshavSrinivasan what about something like pcpartpicker.com/list/zcnfZ8

that doesn't include OS though.

satibel

> note that I don't want to have to build a PC, I want something I can just buy and use.

Avery

but why?

satibel

I dunno why, get a friend to build it, give him 30 bucks, cheaper than pre built pc for the perfs.

Avery

that build I made costs as much as the 720$ one

but

has a newer, much better GPU, double the ram, and a ryzen 5 instead of some random amd cpu from pre-ryzen era

Please be aware that I just threw stuff together and you might need to swap out the mobo or case, but still, technically it should work and perform much better

@Bob /s/not enjoyable/vomit-inducing/

satibel

06:15

if you really want the cheapest decent VR pc, I'd say get a 780 TI at around 100-150$, plus a decent used pc and a new hard disk.

Under $150 Budget Gaming 8 Core CPU, Motherboard & 16GB RAM

►

total would be around 300$, but you could probably get a bit cheaper.

also, used servers are generally cheap, put a gpu in that, and you're somewhat good to go.

micsthepick

06:31

How can I fix screen tearing on linux mint 17.2

satibel

@micsthepick what do you mean?

micsthepick

@satibel My installation of Linux Mint currently has an issue of screen tearing. How can I fix that?

satibel

screenshot?

micsthepick

@satibel That would be hard to get

Avery

@satibel interesting

@micsthepick nvidia?

satibel

06:37

well, not knowing how it looks, it may be your screen acting up; your video card that is kaput; your resolution that is wrong; your video card drivers acting up etc...

micsthepick

@Avery Intel

satibel

23

Q: Screen tearing in Ubuntu with Nvidia/Intel graphics

I really hope someone here can help, because I'm very close to giving up and moving back to Windows. I have an MSI GT70 Dominator with an i7-4710MQ 2.5 GHz, Intel HD 4000 (I'm pretty sure) integrated graphics card, and a GeForce GTX 970M/PCle/SSE2 dedicated graphics card. I started with a stock ...

nvidia screen tearing

does that fix it? @micsthepick

btw LMGTFY "screen tearing linux intel HD"

micsthepick

@satibel There's no xorg.conf.d in /etc/X11/

satibel

@micsthepick "Create /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/20-intel.conf" -> create the folder too.

mb, "Since 10.10 the config file directory is now /usr/share/X11/xorg.conf.d"

Rahul2001

07:08

Hey guys, just do a quick check, is HTTPS enforced for you here?

@Avery Eh, it's kinda a custom in this room to pin Birthday messages a week in advance... Mine got pinned too, 7 days early

Avery

@Rahul2001 oh

eh

satibel

@Rahul2001 seems so.

Rahul2001

@satibel Thanks :)

satibel

@Avery uh

Burgi

07:55

morning

what can you open .pages files with?

Rahul2001

@Burgi Uh, Google Docs

WinZip, WinRar, 7Z > preview.pdf

@Burgi ^

Burgi

there is no preview.pdf in the archive

Rahul2001

There should be...

Try opening any txt/pdf files, otherwise just use Google Docs

@Burgi Meh, Pages has an option to export as doc, ask the person to resend

satibel

just extract it, it may be doc, pdf, txt, rtf, or some other stuff.

Burgi

there isn't anything useful in there at all

blergh

Rahul2001

08:10

@Burgi docs.google.com

Burgi

nope, google docs can't read them either

i've asked them to be resent in something a little more standard

Rahul2001

@Burgi Like this design?

Burgi

much better

Rahul2001

@Burgi :D

satibel

08:25

@Rahul2001 yay, you did a 20 years leap in webdesign :p.

Rahul2001

@satibel haha ;p

satibel

from [there](https://www.rahul.tech/index.php?controller=page&action=view&id_page=1)
if "%os_name%"=="XP" set version=XP
if "%os_name%"=="7" set version=7

no, that's why windows 9 doesn't exist.

Bob

@Rahul2001 Poor result. ssllabs.com/ssltest/…

Rahul2001

@Bob aw :/

Bob

> POODLE (SSLv3) Vulnerable INSECURE (more info) SSL 3: 0xa

?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!

At least it supports TLS_FALLBACK_SCSV...

But... SSL 3.0?!

In 2017???

Rahul2001

08:30

@Bob I blame cPanel ;p

Bob

And you don't support non-SNI browsers.

I don't think a single browser exists that simultaneously supports SNI but still requires SSL 3.0.

Rahul2001

@Bob uhm.

Bob

@Rahul2001 hm?

Like, your config makes no sense.

Historically, the only reason to still enable SSL 3.0 was to support older browsers.

Rahul2001

@Bob Yeah, except the it's not my config, it's the default with cPanel

Bob

But... you don't support older browsers anyway because you require SNI.

@Rahul2001 It's not a "cPanel default" issue. It's a "shitty hosting provider who doesn't care about security" issue.

POODLE was mainstream headline news FFS

Rahul2001

08:33

@Bob huh, I'll write them an email, because they don't allow me to edit any of the SSL config

And this is pissing me off now :/

Bob

> (2) This site requires support for virtual secure hosting (SNI), but SSL 2 and SSL 3 do not support this feature.

lol. fail.

So it's not just "no browser supports it", it's also "it's literally impossible to use SSL 3.0 with SNI"

satibel

@Rahul2001 use instead :
for /f "tokens=4-5 delims=[.XP " %%i in ('ver') do set VERSION=%%i.%%j
if "%version%" == "6.3" echo Windows 8.1
if "%version%" == "6.2" echo Windows 8.
if "%version%" == "6.1" echo Windows 7.
if "%version%" == "6.0" echo Windows Vista.
if "%version%" == "5.1" echo Windows XP
if "%version%" == "5.0" echo Windows 2k

Bob

Which might actually save you, come to think of it, cause SSL 3.0 is supported but will never return a correct certificate...

Rahul2001

@satibel uhm, ok, thanks :)

Bob

Anyway. Hometime.

@satibel Are you trying to extract the name?

Rahul2001

08:35

@Bob Uh, wait, firing off an angry email to these guys

@Bob Run different commands for different versions

satibel

@Bob version number, not the name.

the echo are just placeholders.

Bob

@satibel ah, placeholders

@Rahul2001 Maybe don't bother :P

Rahul2001

@Bob Why not?

Bob

I mean. You can recommend they turn off SSL 3.0, because it's really not great.

But you're luckily coincidentally immune to anyone actually using it :P

Burgi

heheheh

one of the applicants is romanian

satibel

08:40

@Rahul2001 try a non angry e-mail.

Rahul2001

@satibel By angry I mean [priority:urgent]. I'm always polite :)

Bob

it's not quite thaaaaaat urgent

Rahul2001

@Bob So you told me eventually

satibel

rahul.tech/gossipmonger Y U NO link?

Rahul2001

@Bob But you kinda scared me when you started ;p

@satibel Working on it, don't worry ;p

Avery

08:44

I'm bored

Rahul2001

@Avery Go ahead, start pentesting rahul.tech

satibel

Bob

@Rahul2001 It was more a "this is utterly insane"

Rahul2001

@Avery I just switched to nimbleblog, and it hasn't been tested a lot for security afaik

Avery

@Rahul2001 I'm on bed

Rahul2001

08:45

@Avery ~~But you have laptop?~~ Well, do it whenever you wish to, just let me know first

Avery

To hack properly I need 2 screens, a balaclava and dark clothes

Also maybe a hammer

Rahul2001

;p

Avery

Me when hacking

satibel

Need that XD

Avery

I need someone to penetration test me

4

My systems*

Rahul2001

08:49

lol

Avery

Star = soft edit lock

I'm not editing it

The gun in the pic is pointed at krebs

satibel

I though it was to kill mosquitoes.

Avery

I told him i will shoot unless he tests your server

satibel

krebs is cancer.

Avery

I KILL CANCER

satibel

08:54

@Avery Poor crabs, I'm calling PETA!

Avery

Good luck

DavidPostill

Happy 3rd SU birthday to me! :)

@ThatREDACTEDGuy Feliz Aniversário!

Journeyman Geek

No

satibel

Oliver Salzburg

@DavidPostill Congrats :D

Rahul2001

09:00

@DavidPostill :)

iTunes is STUPID

@JourneymanGeek huh?

satibel

@Rahul2001 huh?

Rahul2001

@satibel It keeps crashing, refuses to transfer stuff

Journeyman Geek

@Avery you need two people on a keyboard, 7 proxies....

satibel

@Rahul2001 then tell him he won't get his cookies.

Journeyman Geek

@Rahul2001 hm. I have no idea what I was disagreeing with either

Rahul2001

09:10

lol

Journeyman Geek

But clearly it was wrong

satibel

@JourneymanGeek no, you need a foot keyboard, for more efficiency. i236.photobucket.com/albums/ff117/alexmc1471/foot%20controller/…

Rahul2001

@satibel I think that's like an electric guitar thingy, I've seen one before

Oliver Salzburg

Annoying file hosts are annoying

satibel

Oliver Salzburg

09:19

> i.sstatic.net/5IHqY.jpg

Rahul2001

@OliverSalzburg linky?

Avery

woo

my yubikey arrived

Michael Frank

evening all!

satibel

09:43

@Avery I have one too :p

Michael Frank

@satibel Do you just wire a switch to it?

satibel

@MichaelFrank yup, and upload github.com/pagong/arduino-yksim to it.

Burgi

@satibel what is that?

satibel

34 mins ago, by satibel

@JourneymanGeek no, you need a foot keyboard, for more efficiency. http://i236.photobucket.com/albums/ff117/alexmc1471/foot%20controller/sideviewsm‌all.jpg

Burgi

oooh

sorry i'm doing actually work today

satibel

09:49

imposiburu!

DavidPostill

@satibel I'd like to see someone touch type with that ...

satibel

@DavidPostill I think it'd be quite easy, as the keys are spaced quite far apart.

Avery

@satibel problem with that is 1) no cccccc 2) not secure.

as in, not in a secure thing

satibel

cccccc ?

DavidPostill

@satibel Yes, but feet are much bigger than fingers ...

Rahul2001

09:54

39 mins ago, by Rahul2001

@satibel I think that's like an electric guitar thingy, I've seen one before

My friend has one, uses it for sound modulation

Avery

@satibel only yubikeys have proper cccccc yubico otp keys

DavidPostill

4 mins ago, by DavidPostill

@satibel I'd like to see someone touch type with that ...

Avery

everyone can get a vvvvvv one though, technically.

yubico holds the right to cancel them.

Rahul2001

That's basically a DIY version of this ^

@satibel

DavidPostill

@Rahul2001 Which is not used for touch typing ...

Rahul2001

09:55

@DavidPostill yeah ;p

DavidPostill

^^^ A proper Foot Keyboard

satibel

@DavidPostill ^^^ That's a proper foot keyboard.

also, why the hell are there that many photos of woman with stilettos on a laptop?

Oliver Salzburg

> Extending your computer skills can be a stepping stone to a more fulfilling work assignment. <insert image of stilleto on laptop here or something>

- Marketing Dude

Rahul2001

10:11

@satibel @GypsySpellweaver CHECK THIS OUT

Direct linking to rooms now works :D

satibel

noïce

> our human workforce steps on the competiton

Oliver Salzburg

That look

Burgi

can anyone explain git rebasing to me as if i am 5?

Oliver Salzburg

@Burgi When you fork, the commit you fork from can be considered the base

Burgi

@OliverSalzburg its going to eat the TV remote or the guy's leg

Oliver Salzburg

10:25

When you rebase, you make it as if you forked from a different commit

This means that your entire branch gets rewritten, because your changes are now different from what they were

Burgi

hmm... i think that might have been what has happened here

loads of JS changes have vanished

i haven't rebased but i wonder if someone else has before pulling

satibel

@Avery btw, whatever key you use, if it gets stolen, it's game over. Of course, it's probably easier to get the key from an arduino than a yubikey, though you can burn the R/W fuses to make the arduino unable to be read/reprogrammed.

Oliver Salzburg

An alternate way of looking at it is that you put all your new commits on your branch on top of a different branch than the one you branched from

Burgi

when should you rebase?

i'm hoping the answer is "never"

Avery

@satibel it's not game over if you take down security a bit

Oliver Salzburg

10:28

@Burgi Most common, when your upstream has changes that you want in your fork. Then you will rebase your fork on top of the upstream

Avery

like for example making the pam modules "sufficient" and not "required"

Oliver Salzburg

Almost as common, when you want to fast-forward merge, but your branch and the target branch are out of sync

Also, when you simply just want to rewrite your commit history

satibel

@Avery I mean, the security of it is moot, you can log in with another way, and remove the key, but they are equivalent in that case.

Oliver Salzburg

A rebase will allow you to merge individual commits into a single one and/or change the commit message

Avery

@satibel I mostly got it for u2f and pgp tbh

Burgi

10:31

@OliverSalzburg so dev has new changes that i want in feature001 i can rebase feature001 to including those rather than fast-forwarding

tereško

karma arstechnica.com/security/2017/06/…

Oliver Salzburg

@Burgi Exactly

satibel

@tereško and their backups were where?

Oliver Salzburg

The point mostly is that the changes in feature001 end up "on top" of dev

Burgi

@satibel stored at that italian host that rm-rf'd all their servers then claimed it was a hoax

tereško

10:34

@satibel do you really think, that a server running php 5.1 had ANY backup solution?

Oliver Salzburg

If you would merge (whatever strategy) you would pull the latest changes from dev on top of your existing changes in feature001

satibel

@tereško optimism ;p

Burgi

@OliverSalzburg which is the "correct" method?

Avery

@tereško this is why you use windows, people

Burgi

brb minioning...

satibel

10:39

@Avery s/windows/bsd

Avery

ew bsd

Oliver Salzburg

@Burgi It depends :D We rebase by default. As in, we always git pull --rebase from upstream. We also always rebase and only fast-forward merge to avoid merge commits

Avery

what even is a bsd

satibel

@burgi a picture is worth a 1000 words blog.eleven-labs.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Git-Rebase.png

Avery

bad software developer?

satibel

10:41

Berkeley Software Distribution.

Avery

what's that?

some script kiddie thing?

tereško

@Avery are you a troll or just ignorant?

Avery

@tereško troll.

satibel

brb, rebooting Hyper V server.

Avery

I did get freebsd working properly before just for entertainment reasons. You see, I'm a masochist.

tereško

10:45

it's a nice OS for servers, but I won't be trying again it as DE untill they have merged the AMDGPU code

Avery

It's great for servers

I'd use for daily stuff too, but I'm too lazy installing all dependencies for all stuff I use.

which includes numerous IDEs, countless SDKs, one single text editor (sublime ftw) and a game engine or two.

SBM

hello

Bob

it's me 🎶

@OliverSalzburg @Burgi I rebase all the time. Mostly because I have a SVN upstream and keeping branches around is a bad idea :P

tereško

@Avery I use Arch for my daily stuff.

Avery

So do I.

@tereško which DE?

(I'm enjoy KDE nowadays)

tereško

10:53

currently - Plasma, but I am waiting for Liri to become stable

Faheem Mitha

Anyone here who has upgraded from jessie to stretch? Any issues?

Burgi

what the hell kinda name is that....

@satibel thanks

@Bob why are you using SVN?

Bob

@Burgi I am using git.

subgit does wonderful things

Burgi

ah so you are migrating away from SVN?

Bob

@Burgi No. I'm interacting with a team that uses SVN.

Migration implies a timeline for not using SVN anymore.

satibel

11:05

@Avery DE? filthy casual.

Burgi

ah ok, that is interesting

Bob

But in all seriousness, rebase makes sense for cleaning up history. I tend to rebase before pull requests, etc..

(though much of the time it's equivalent to a fast-forward merge)

Burgi

does SVN still have a good use case argument?

for example on a brand new project is there any reason not to use GIT?

Bob

@Burgi Eh. It's a holy war out there.

Git, Hg, for some reason Bazaar's a thing...

Oliver Salzburg

@Burgi If you have everything else on SVN, it makes sense to stay with SVN and then move everything to something different at once sometime in the future

Bob

11:12

@OliverSalzburg Uh... we kinda ran SVN and CVS in parallel for a couple years, until the 'server' hosting CVS died.

New projects were on SVN, old on CVS.

We still keep a VM-ised version of the CVS server around just for history -_-

Hm. Anyone know where I can buy a broken mouse (G602 specifically)?

Ebay doesn't have any :(

Oliver Salzburg

@Bob I have a broken G602

Faheem Mitha

There is also Mercurial. Just saying.

Bob

@OliverSalzburg How is it broken?

5 mins ago, by Bob

Git, Hg, for some reason Bazaar's a thing...

Oliver Salzburg

@Bob Mousewheel doesn't work

Bob

@OliverSalzburg ... guess which part I wanted to scavenge :D

Oliver Salzburg

11:14

IIRC middle-click specifically

:D

Faheem Mitha

@Bob Oh. Never mind then.

Bob

@OliverSalzburg Actually, funnily enough: my wheel works fine. Just the surface layer ... wore off.

Faheem Mitha

I actually thought Git has mostly killed the competition.

Bob

So I'm literally looking for a replacement wheel.

The (wheel) sensors, buttons, etc. are fine :P

Oliver Salzburg

That could work then if one can pluck out just the wheel itself

Bob

11:16

@OliverSalzburg I've never tried :\

Oliver Salzburg

But I'm actually not 100% sure anymore right now if I still have it. But if I do, you're welcome to have it

Bob

It looks like the most complex part tbh

@OliverSalzburg I bet shipping kills it (again) :P

Ended up ordering a rather pricey shell+wheel off ebay...

Oliver Salzburg

@Bob Probably :\

Bob

ebay.com.au/itm/…

Oliver Salzburg

Shipping with DHL is probably ~16€ if I'm not misreading their info

Rahul2001

11:19

Uh, guys.

Bob

@OliverSalzburg Yea, that's about as much as this thing from China.

Burgi

yes?

Bob

Assuming it works.

Burgi

@Bob just buy a new mouse

Rahul2001

Once you release code under an open source license, you can't take it back and make it proprietary, right?

Bob

11:20

@Burgi Fix mouse: up to $25. New mouse: at least $60.

Math says: fix mouse.

Burgi

fair enough

Rahul2001

@Bob Mine got spoilt within a year of me purchasing it, and I cannot afford another

Oliver Salzburg

@Bob If I would put only the wheel in a letter, it would be much cheaper probably

Bob

It should be simple enough anyway. The moving parts are more or less fine. Just a chunk of rubber needs replaced.

Rahul2001

And although it is supposed to have a 3 year warranty, Amazon refuses to take it back

Burgi

11:21

@Rahul2001 have you resolved the issues with your $10 client?

Bob

@Rahul2001 Depends what the licence says.

Rahul2001

@Burgi she has been offline, I don't know what to do

Bob

You're free to relicense your code (assuming you haven't taken contributions from other people).

Burgi

@Rahul2001 contact the job site and ask for your money

Rahul2001

@Bob but then other people who have already used the code in their projects have to remove it?

Oliver Salzburg

11:23

Anyone who got a copy while is was OSS licensed can still use that copy per the license agreement probably

Rahul2001

@Burgi yeah, will do later in the evening

Bob

@Rahul2001 No. Releasing your code under an additional licence does not invalidate old licences.

Whether you can actually withdraw the old licence depends on what exactly it says.

Burgi

nokia did a similar thing with symbian

Bob

Hint: most proper OSS licences don't allow you to withdraw the licence.

Rahul2001

@Bob ah, thanks. That's what I was looking for

So..

Burgi

11:24

care to explain?

Bob

@Rahul2001 e.g. GPLv3:

> All rights granted under this License are granted for the term of copyright on the Program, and are irrevocable provided the stated conditions are met.

Burgi

define "private"?

Rahul2001

@Burgi something that the public isn't supposed to know about

@Bob ah, cool :)

Burgi

you live in a democracy

Bob

:38239765 1. the person doing the 'uploading' must either own the original copyright or have the right to sublicense, 2. that's assuming the 'public repo' has an explicit licence in the first palce

@Burgi Democracy does not imply free access to information or government publications.

@Rahul2001 Seems like not being able to revoke an open-source licence is more often implied by the open distribution and not always explicitly stated. See also: softwareengineering.stackexchange.com/a/173198/95869

@Rahul2001 You will be infringing on their copyright, yes.

Burgi

11:29

in the UK they accidentally declassified military stuff too early

Bob

Distributing something does not negate your copyright.

Rahul2001

@Bob Hm, do they not have to specify that it's copyrighted first?

Bob

@Rahul2001 Not in the US, AU nor presumably UK.

Copyright is automatic.

Now, governments can be a special case.

Anything the US government produces is in the 'public domain' by law.

Burgi

the UK government owns the copyright on everything it produces except for compiled data

satibel

I prefer the shenzen copyright: make it the best, and it will sell.

Bob

11:32

@Burgi Yup, AU gov is much like the UK here.

Crown copyright

Crown copyright is a form of copyright claim used by the governments of a number of Commonwealth realms. It provides special copyright rules for the Crown, i.e. government departments and (generally) state entities. == Crown copyright by country == === Australia === Under Part VII of the Copyright Act 1968, the Australian Government holds copyright in any work, film or sound recording made by or under the direction or control of the Government, and any work first published by or under the direction or control of the Government. Section 182A of the Act provides that for certain "prescribed works"...

That REDACTED Guy

11:53

@DavidPostill Obrigado! Parabéns pra você também! :D

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