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16:00
!!s/deposits/withdrawals/
@DavidPostill I don't have any withdrawals in my bank account from anyone named Nick... (source)
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@allquixotic The PSU is surprisingly modern, and not much different from a 2017 one... apart from the efficiency curve but meh. He posted a manual a bit ago.
@ChatBotJohnCavil H e l l o !
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@allquixotic StartCom was good until they sold it :(
16:03
@Bob yup
what's the likelihood that StartCom will ever be trusted again?
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@allquixotic Yea a recent Chrome update made its TLS info absolute BS. Screwed with us at work too
is it hard to regain trust of GOOG / MSFT / MOZ / AAPL once you break it?
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@allquixotic None at all.
No one has any confidence that they'll never pull this again
TBH they seemed kind of shady even when they weren't associated with WoSign
very casual, nongrammatical emails from Mr. Nigg from his personal email
what was his first name? Eddy? yeah. Eddy Nigg.
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@CaffeineAddiction Auto-refresh only works in the very limited scenario of a simple webserver
e.g. I can't auto-refresh a certificate for my Mumble server (I don't control the host), my ffsync server (no web access) etc etc
16:05
honestly, I'd think someone who has authority to issue certs on a globally trusted CA server would be a little more... anonymous than this guy: twitter.com/eddy_nigg?lang=en
probably want to keep a quiet public life, similar to being a special agent for the government
he's opening himself up to compromise, either social engineering, corruption, or hacking
and corruption apparently happened, so yeah
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@allquixotic btw, Gitter's officially part of GitHub now O_O
I saw that; it was kind of inevitable I think
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I hope they don't bring back the paid tier for private rooms :(
we'd just have to move to a crypto thick client :/
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@allquixotic Most of those are mobile-focused
suppose could do something with IRC, or XMPP
16:09
except that one we used for a little while
what was that called?
nearly half of RA had it at one point
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uhh.
meowmi? I never used it
OH. Smellogram
no, not meowmi; Telegram
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oh.
yea, don't particularly like that one :P
again, too mobile-focused
tied to phone number, bleh
the electron beam convinced us to try it
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no proper desktop client, bleh
16:11
where did she go I wonder? she's either in love-love land with her gf or in la-la land with her technology
I need to skype her and find out
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speaking of
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You say Telegram has no proper desktop client? Are you kidding?
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I think skype is the only major IM client that's desktop-first
@FleetCommand last time I checked it just routed through your phone
whoops, s/desktop/web/
the raw bits of skype get redirected unencrypted to NSA and GCHQ though, pretty sure, so don't say anything you wouldn't type in RA there :P
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@bob It is phone-number-based but its client is decent.
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16:12
@allquixotic eh, if you're making that assumption then the same applies to gitter :P
user226528
By the way is Yahoo! Messenger dead at last?
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@FleetCommand anythign involving phone numbers is already enough for me to say no, but it was worse than that
user226528
Or has it gone mobile-oriented?
@FleetCommand Yahoo is valuated as a company in the negative, which means Marissa Meyer must pay you to use Yahoo Messenger ;-)
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@allquixotic Marissa Mayer hates men. So, no, she wouldn't.
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16:14
> The best thing about Telegram Desktop is that it automatically syncs messages from your phone with your computer using Telegram’s encrypted cloud. Just install it and log in to your account! All your messages, documents, photos and videos will be synced for you from the secure cloud.
uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
!!no
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@allquixotic I wonder if there's anything decent we can self-host
@Bob KeePass-based messaging ? :D :D :D :D
with ssh certs for download/sync
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lol
even just leaving encryption aside
or we could exchange keys and use OTR and use Bot Overflow room as a medium for exchanging our encrypted OTR messages
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16:16
having a searchable transcript and a good web UI visible from anywhere is pretty much necessary
and IRC fails at least one of those
"Don't mind us; just spamming random base64 data"
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@allquixotic problem is, server-side transcripts of group chat is directly opposed to end-to-end encryption
and out of the two I'd choose the former
except in rather specific circumstances
(if that ever comes up... we can always exchange keys and even just send an encrypted email :P)
@Nick how did you upset me matey?
@Bob isn't there a new gmail plugin for easy PGP?
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@allquixotic hm. I just thought of a reasonably safe way to exchange pubkeys over the internet without a WoT :P
print it out as a QR code, and send a photo of it w/ handwriting (and preferably face) in normal chat
it'd take not-insignificant time to mitm that :P
or just do the same over a video stream
live editing of video isn't the most efficient thing :P
16:21
clever idea
well yea, and you can verify that it's live by having an interactive conversation immediately beforehand
ask a random question that you would expect them to know the answer to
like "What does Geek say when his fleet is beaten and he doesn't want his flagship to die?"
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lol
we can't use that one now, but it'd be funny. "RUN A WAY!!!!"
3 x wildcard domain SSL certs by AlphaSSL intermediate with GlobalSign as the root CA (very reliable), 3 year duration each, $342
$38 per domain-year
not quite on par with StartSSL, but way cheaper than competition
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ow
oh wait 3 years
yea I've just let my certs lapse so far
think mumble's probably fine self-signed... we're not talking anything sensitive and auth is by client cert anyway
I'm getting them from ssl2buy.com
@Bob I just hate the prompts and/or having to install a self-signed cert in the client
same with Quassel
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owncloud can use let's encrypt
shit I need a cert for znc
uhh... don't want to have to domain-validate LE every 3 months
don't want to set up a webserver just for validation
@allquixotic tbh I could just turn off ssl
16:29
oh god... I hope the rest of my experience doesn't go like this
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or you can accept and remember
@allquixotic ?
Server Error in '/' Application.

A potentially dangerous Request.Form value was detected from the client (objSignUp.Passwords="...this is a part of my password, which contains > and < characters - randomly generated").

Description: ASP.NET has detected data in the request that is potentially dangerous because it might include HTML markup or script. The data might represent an attempt to compromise the security of your application, such as a cross-site scripting attack. If this type of input is appropriate in your application, you can include code in a web page to explicitly allow it. For 
from ssl2buy.com
@AndyK I might have wired you some money meant for @allquixotic. Would you be a dear and send it to his account ;)
okay, it looks like the password I wanted to use is partially included later down in the backtrace
I'll just use a different one entirely
Oh you were the M.Abu-CashKing ... You know what they said Finders keepers ;)))
16:32
lol
sure sure. Keep it :)
from their email, "Password: Same as entered on signup" -- thank god they didn't reproduce my password in plain text
@allquixotic probably doesn't need it anyway. Given that he's king of his domain.
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@allquixotic ah, they forgot to turn off request filtering :P
@allquixotic Speaking of that, this is my favorite password phishing scam : tech.jecal22.com/beware-of-fake-google-sign-in-scam
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It's incredibly stupid, kinda hard to disable, and part of ASP.NET.
I had the exact same problem with a password reset form I wrote... luckily we caught it in teting (w/ random passwords)
It's also very non-obvious that this even happens, unless you run into it
but yea that happens before the request ever reaches application code
the framework just tosses the request away... can't remember if it gets logged (!!!)
@allquixotic AlphaSSL is very... up-to-date :P
> Impacted by the recent Heartbleed Bug and need to reissue your SSL Certificate?
From their homepage
16:36
bye
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oh god quora... terribad answers, mostly just advertising quora.com/What-is-the-cheapest-Wildcard-SSL-provider-right-now
you know when banks ask you for random letters out of your key thing? obviously it hashes every character separately but would they use the same hash/salt as the normal password?
@Bob you just had to say "Quora"
@Burgi "key thing"? like an RSA token?
no
let me have a think and rephrase
./me gives @Burgi a think
16:40
:)
one think, Sir
The only good thing about Quora is that celebs get invited to post answers there. If we had a more popular invite-to-answer feature we'd be so better than them. Infact, if you ever see a good quora post just migrate all the q&a to the appropriateSE.
the passphrase on 3D Secure/Verified by Visa
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@Burgi If you're talking about an RSA SecurID, those are basically TOTP (maybe a proprietary algo) wrapped in fancy hardware
@Burgi wha?
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This is good if you want to laugh: quora.com/…
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16:42
@FleetCommand I want to cry.
> application developed with C, C++ perform better and those applications are more robust
hmm, what's browser support for RSA 4096 certs look like today?
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!!NO
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@allquixotic very good
"C" and "robust" do not belong in the same sentence
without a negative anyway
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Q: 4096 bit RSA encryption keys vs 2048

user53029Where do 4096 bit RSA keys for SSL certs currently stand in terms of things like CA support, browser support, etc? In the overall scheme of things is the increased security worth the risk of 4096 bit keys not having the widespread support and compatibility as 2048 bit keys do, not to mention the ...

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Q: Are there any disadvantages to using a 4096-bit encrypted SSL certificate?

cwdI was recently requesting a SSL cert via Godaddy and noticed this message: screenshot-with-shadow.png http://web.archive.org/web/20150911191355/http://img64.imageshack.us/img64/4526/screenshotwithshadow.png In the past I have always generated 2048-bit CSR requests, but this time it got me think...

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@Bob Did you look at the title?
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16:46
> rsa 4096 removal tool free. Decrypt RSA-4096 . - Malware removal tips
www.securityspyware.com/remove-rsa-4096/
Dec 19, 2015 - RSA-4096 Let us start with explanation of term – ransomware . ... RSA-4096 can appear as a random extension to the browser you are using.
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@FleetCommand The title's not nearly as bad as the "answer"
@Bob is it normal for generating a 4096 bit RSA private key to take a fraction of a second?
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@allquixotic ...no? where are you generating it?
and what command?
openssl req -new -newkey rsa:4096 -nodes -out star_domain_me.csr -keyout star_domain_me.key -subj "/C=US/ST=MyState/L=MyCity/O=My Name/CN=*.domain.me"
as root on my dedi after an apt update && apt full-upgrade on Ubu 16.04
16:47
@Bob my bank asks me for random letters out of my passphrase (eg: 1st, 5th and 7th letters) when i pay for something on the net by CC
on the physical box, not in a container
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@Burgi oh.
@allquixotic hm... what happens if you run it again?
OpenSSL 1.0.2g
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maybe you were really really lucky and hit a prime right away? :P
wait. was it generating DH params that took me a while?
shit I forgot
@Bob whereas before it took a tiny fraction of a second (maybe 200ms), re-running it took 1 second
it has more dots and pluses in the graph thing
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16:49
@allquixotic yea takes about a second on my machine (server, VM)
probably was dhparams that took forever
yeah I'm just generating a CSR
well, a CSR and a private key
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@Bob If you wanted to cry for seeing that, this one could be fatal: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/…
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> C++.NET is Microsoft's own and only dialect of C++ they have a compiler for.
whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
is this guy high?!
@FleetCommand but yea other guy has a point, why are you claiming C isn't a language?
@Nick @FleetCommand SO is more popular than quora
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If you wanna rebut the first guy, Visual C++ is probably what he was talking about and is different from C++/CLI
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16:52
@Bob It was pointing to the article about the letter C!
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@FleetCommand lol. well reply and point that out! :P
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@Bob I did. Read the very last line by Jeh.
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Actually, I wrote [[C]] for a reason.
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ah
<== not versed in wikimarkup
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It should be [[C (programming language)|C]]
16:58
@Bob YouMean WikiMarkup? ;-)
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I noticed that nobody knows what the hell Microsoft's Metro is. Some knuckleheads in the mainstream news have even invented "Metro Shell"!
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Or "Metro UI".
Metro is actually Microsoft's design language. A response perhaps to Google's material design.
metro came first
its part of the microsoft grand plan to unify their windows codebase
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@Nick you have the order waaaaay off :P
metro was WP7, 2011. or win8, 2012. material design was 2014
17:06
rather than having 3 or 4 different flavours of windows they almost have a single codebase they can remix for the device
IIRC, the first time goog's material design popped up in 2008 along with the early version of MeeGo. This was the time BumpTop3D popular was popular on desktops. Google bought that now and it's open source.
But I could be wrong about that first part,it does sound very unlikely.
iirc xbox 360 used WinME
oh rlly?
never owned an xbox. So, I wouldn't know.
sorry Win2k
> The original Xbox operating system was a fork of Windows 2000
the upshot is that they can have a mobile dev write something that could be included in win10 desktop or xbox
or vice versa
makes the dev teams smaller and more efficent
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@Burgi Stress on "part of". The other part was OneCore.
17:13
thats in the article i linked
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17:25
Question: Is ChatBot John Cavil really a bot? If yes, how comes it has SU edits?
its a fracking cylon!
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@Buri I don't watch Battlestart Galactica, so I don't know what you mean.
it needed rep to be able to use chat
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Oh!
posting on the main site is too risky as votes can change but editing is a guaranteed +2
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17:30
How about I Am A Bot? Is it a bot too?
@FleetCommand ask @TOWMN
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Should I say "Oh, hell"?
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Anyway, I expect we will soon have questions about it on SU.
18:06
i'm glad i'm not paid per line of code
i've only changed 1 line since this morning but that doesn't show all the crazy debuging and trying different things throughout the day
18:19
@FleetCommand "I Am A Bot" is a secondary account operated by TOWMN. As far as I know, there is no bot on this account.
Cavil is a real bot operated by @allquixotic. For help using it, enter !!/help or !!/listcommands. The reputation is needed for the bot to access chat.
!!/help
@Bob Yes you can, if you have access to the domain name you can host port 80/443 on it temporarily via a cron job ... I have it working in Ubuntu 14 by spinning up a docker container hosting a simple web root ... refreshing the cert and then shutting down. Then the path of the cert can be sym-linked to for any service that needs it.
@bwDraco Information on interacting with me can be found at this page
(Note that some functionality has been disabled since that page was written.)
18:58
I'm guessing Google Drive just had a big hiccup
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It did.
19:29
so this landlady person is apparently the head of housing services
she never answers the phone nor responds to email
@Burgi Is she part of the Brazilian government?
maybe?
why you try and downgrade?! D:
Wait... wrong dates...
nvm.
woah woah woah, wtf happened to my avatar?
Oh, it's still there. I just can't see it.
19:46
14
A: How to use a real partition with Windows 7 installed, in a virtualbox vm?

StarNamerThe command you want is VBoxManage internalcommands createrawvmdk -filename Win7.vmdk -rawdisk /dev/sda -partitions 1 This will create a special VMDK virtual disk file (Win7.vmdk) which is actually a pointer to the host disk partition /dev/sda1. In theory, you can then use this as the disk fi...

In addition, even if it worked (which I doubt) you may seriously damage your Windows when running from both boot, and the VM. — Takkat Jul 26 '12 at 8:54
> seriously damage your Windows when running from both boot, and the VM
They don't mention how.
does she look familiar?
how odd....
20:04
@Burgi You might want to remove it, as it's reverse-searchable.
20:33
@ThatBrazilianGuy ah was it? thats why i added it to imgur
nvm
@Burgi You know you performe a reverse search on images, right?
I was able to find her LinkedIn page.
thats the evil woman...
i was hoping uploading to imgur would throw off the reverse search
@Burgi What has she done that is so evil?
erm
google reverse image search actually looks at the image
not where it's hosted
@DavidPostill not answered my calls or my emails
20:37
@Burgi You have a problem with your new flat?
@Burgi Reverse search looks at the pixels. It works even if you change the file format, crop it, etc
@djsmiley2k it might have compressed it our something to make it different enough
fair enough
so you've just told the 4LA who owns your housing..
i can't trhink properly i haven't eaten
20:38
@djsmiley2k Drone targeting ...
brb
i didn't link her profile!
pokes @DavidPostill
u called that dev yet?
he turned up in a car boot?#
yeah, he wrote it in a rush and its unique. not used anywhere else
well that's good, for him .D:
21:10
errrrrr
21:56
can a room owner nuke that linked in profile?
22:10
1 message moved to Trash
@Burgi I've trashed it, so it's not completely nuked. I think that needs a mod.
@Burgi You want the photo trashed as well?
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22:30
@CaffeineAddiction I ... just said I don't have access to the host of the mumble server. and ffsync already makes use of 80/443. I'm not about to go fiddling with reverse proxies, etc.. I even mentioned the possibility of having a webserver specifically for this, and even without the port conflict that's not something I'm particularly happy to do.
@DavidPostill zap
@BenN Erm, you zapped the trash? Thanks.
Yep
@JourneymanGeek You have one of these, right?
Hmm, Chrome started showing chrome://newtab for the title of new tabs
22:44
@BenN Does it for me as well.
@Nick so. Official rule of dog here. We only discuss piracy as current news. Asking for links is bad
@MichaelFrank octane. It's green.
Close, I guess.
@BenN It's not shown in Firefox, but is internally about:newtab.
The source includes <title i18n-content="title"></title>; I feel that there should be content in that tag
@Bob @allquixotic hmm. I think matrix.org is what the cool kids use now
22:48
@bwDraco That would be because this is a Chrome "feature". :P
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23:04
@JourneymanGeek that was the one. I flubbed the name.
23:15
@DavidPostill i dunno, i guess
i didn't expect you guys to stalk her! lol!
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@JourneymanGeek Huh. Matrix + Riot looks nice (cc @allquixotic)
could be a good replacement for Gitter if/when we want
and being able to sync across multiple servers is also nice :P
We've all got our own servers... and we can keep it up in case one goes down :D
also in other news my trip to Sicily might be in trouble...
@Burgi What's up?
we are going to visit mt etna
which exploded today
Oh, that is an issue
23:23
Huh...
Maybe you could go swimming instead!
@Bob I need to check/upgrade my instance ;p
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@JourneymanGeek Of matrix?
yup
only that I'm still on the old riot vector client
@Burgi You had better ask a mod then :)
23:32
@JourneymanGeek As per @Burgi's request, please zap the photo he posted ^^^
@JourneymanGeek Ah. Thanks. I hadn't refreshed chat recently ...
Oh, noticed that when I was scrolling through the chat with my morning shot of milk cup of coffee
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@JourneymanGeek o.O
Am I supposed to know this guy?
@Bob no, but it reminds me of mr goldbrick
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23:38
lol
@JourneymanGeek That's hilarious :)

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