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5:01 AM
My apologies to jimmyDJMcMayhem 11 secs ago
 
The lack of opening braces is disturbing.
 
0
Q: Jimmy these arrays down

DJMcMayhemMy coworker, Jimmy is kinda new to C/C++. He's also kind of a slow learner. Now, to be fair, his code always compiles, but he has some really sloppy habits. For example, everybody knows that you can define an array like this: int spam[] = {4, 8, 15, 16, 23, 42}; Everybody that is, except for J...

 
5:20 AM
@Sherlock9 it's a long story
@DJMcMayhem almost dup of codegolf.stackexchange.com/q/77857/56721 did u know that question?
 
@betseg Can't tell if joking or serious
:P
 
Xd
Thought was dup, searched, it was that
 
5:40 AM
Does one dare to make pancakes at 11pm?
 
hello
@HelkaHomba hey, I used to boil cremwurst sausages at 12pm some years ago, but pancakes? that's style!
 
You mean 12am? :P
 
11:59 pm. AM is when I wake up the next day :)
 
5:56 AM
@HelkaHomba you pronunced my name right, and almost surname :p
 
\o/
 
@DestructibleWatermelon hello
 
I finally got +1 to that answer I was telling you about yesterday.
 
which answer?
please post answer
 
5:58 AM
1
A: Let's get Animated!

seshoumaraGNU sed, 88 84 + 1(n flag) = 85 bytes Edit: 3 bytes less thanks to Riley H;1h;${: g;s:\n.*::;H;x;s:[^\n]*\n::;x;y:,:\n:;s:^:ESC[2J:;s:ESC:\d27:gp;esleep 1 b} The input format is one animation frame per line. For multiple output lines in a frame, use comma as separator. Because I run the progr...

the one I said I pushed the boundaries of what is possible in sed
 
how do I run this with my nix terminal?
 
@seshoumara If wurst = sausage in German then is cremwurst sausage redundant?
(sorry I keep pointing out errors in your message, not trying to be rude or anything ._.)
 
@HelkaHomba you're right, but I'm not german and I took it as a noun. What other error have you pointed? i don't remember
 
That 12am not pm is midnight
 
@DestructibleWatermelon first you need to create a text file with the animation frames. Use the 0s and 1s example I gave and remove the comments.
 
6:04 AM
nao wat
 
@DestructibleWatermelon then save my code in a file named animate.sed and run with sed -nf animate.sed input.txt
 
cool
thanks
wait why is not working o.O
 
what's the error?
 
sed: 1: [...] /desktop/animate.sed: empty label
halp i want to see this
 
you don't have GNU sed then
no worries, it's fixable
change first line of code to H;1h;${:L
and last line to bL}
 
6:09 AM
kk thanks
 
essentially giving the label the name L (not very original I know)
 
doesn't like command e
how to get GNU sed
 
ah, again, GNU sed extension
ftp.gnu.org/gnu/sed and take version 4.2.1
what OS do you have exactly?
 
but you should be able to install it from the command line, sth like brew install gnu-sed
brew install gnu-sed --with-default-names
 
6:15 AM
installed, but how to use now?
 
the same, try running the script again
 
wtf why not working
 
error pls
 
still empty label
 
what? Did you added the :L and bL in the code?
 
6:17 AM
no, I want GNU sed, so I removed the labels
 
add them anyway, just to test if it gives an error on the e command
 
sed is not gnu sed still
yo @qwerp-derp
 
Yo yo yo!
 
Then I don't know, you have 2 versions now, you have to find where GNU sed was installed and call that exec. I never had a Mac in my life, so can't help much. Sorry.
 
Why is "He speaks Spanish" blocked by a game's chat system >.>
 
6:22 AM
games chat menu is bad
games chat menu is xenophobic?!
 
I golfed LGC more
circ t(n)->[
cond n<->var a=0+n/var a=t(n>)
a
]
circ s(n)->[
cond n->var b=~((~(t(n)))>)/var b=0
cond (~n)<->var c=s(b)+0/var c=b+1
c
]
circ o(n)->[
cond n->var d=~((~(t(n)))>)/var d=0
cond (~n)<->var e=d+0/var e=o(d)+1
e
]
circ p(a,b)->[
cond b->var f=p(s(a),o(b))/var f=a
f
]
circ u(a,b)->[
cond b->var g=u(o(a),o(b))/var g=a
g
]
circ m(a,b)->[
var h=a
cond b->var h=p(m(a,o(b)),a)/var h=u(h,a)
h
]
circ q(a)->m(a,a)
This is a square calculator at 445 bytes
 
@DestructibleWatermelon check this stackoverflow.com/questions/30003570/…
 
If anyone has more suggestions please tell me
 
weirdly golfy solution in turtlèd
1
A: Is it an Odd Word?

Destructible WatermelonTurtlèd, 91 65 64 52 bytes Changed output format, now does * for even, else o for odd r!-[*+.(a,r)(e,r)(i,r)(o,r)(u,r)_]{*ll}r( 'o)r[ ' r] Explanation (non technical): It moves right, off the asterisk space, then it takes input. For each char in the input, if it is an "odd", it writes * and ...

 
Is it redundant to say "the function calls itself recursively"?
 
6:26 AM
@DestructibleWatermelon run script with /usr/local/bin/sed maybe?
 
@DLosc I guess technically but it adds clarity
 
Is there a challenge to find the square of a number
 
@DestructibleWatermelon or try gsed :)
 
@HelkaHomba That's how I felt too.
 
Argh how do I make a lessthan function in Logicode
 
6:34 AM
bug slain
 
:)
@Qwerp-Derp start at the head, continuously check if the one of the current bits is greater than current bit of other, if they are the same, recurse
wait, bug still here
bug slain
 
that moment when a small post about a language gets more upvotes than actual posts in that language
as in this
3
A: Are there any languages especially good at ASCII art?

Destructible WatermelonI recently made a new programming language, called Turtlèd, which operates on a grid of characters with a turtle, which moves around the grid, writes to the grid, and has control flow with the grid. The grid is implicitly printed at the end. By this fact that it does not have to write spaces, and...

why is this one of the best voted turtlèd answers?
 
Maybe people like the idea but not the reality?
Also, there's only two answers on that question. Easier to see.
 
6:52 AM
@DestructibleWatermelon But that requires two binary strings with the same amount of bits
 
well, you said you could measure the length of bits, if I remember correctly
if you can, zeropadding should be easy
 
I can measure the length of bits, sure
But how would I know which ones to pad?
I would need a lessthan function
 
I know nothing of Logicode, but in sed which also has no math, I make copies and in a loop I delete one char at a time from each string and when one is empty I stop. The remaining chars in the other one is the padding.
 
Ah
Oh wait hang on
I can pad anyway, because Logicode automatically pads
For functions like &!|
 
clap clap clap
now that I have slain the bugs, docs can be written!
 
7:07 AM
OK, I made a lessthan
Now I'm one step closer to making a prime checker!
 
CMC: write a function in tinylisp that takes 1 or more arguments and returns their sum.
Test cases: (<fn> 1) => 1; (<fn> 1 2 3 4) => 10
 
0
Q: String Concatenation

AjayThe Challenge Given two strings(lowercase and no spaces involved), the resultant concatenation should be the smaller string, followed by underscore, and, the removal of all first occurences(of each character in smaller string) from the larger string. You can assume the strings wi...

 
halp, for my github docs, should I make a wiki, or just one file in the repo, or edit the readme?
also hi @TùxCräftîñg
@TùxCräftîñg what do you think?
 
7:24 AM
The wiki does seem to be nicely structured for having multiple pages of docs.
I'll just say that it took me a while to figure out it existed.
 
I feel like I would have exactly one page of docs
 
Sigh... still trying to make a prime checker
 
@DestructibleWatermelon I'm guessing (from experience) that if your language keeps adding features, you'll want to have multiple pages sooner or later.
 
nope
not adding features
 
You've found it to be the pinnacle of perfection already? ;)
 
7:26 AM
In the same way Brainf*** is
 
Ah, I see.
 
I feel a little daunted by the wiki layout thing
 
Well, in that case, you might be able to just put the docs into the readme. Big advantage: it's easily visible to anyone who visits the repository.
 
ok, thanks!
 
Which language is this, BTW?
 
7:30 AM
how to make tables again?
@DLosc Turtlèd
 
@DestructibleWatermelon I didn't realize it was intended to be minimalistic.
@DestructibleWatermelon I don't have table markdown memorized, but if you Google "markdown cheat sheet" or somesuch you should find it.
 
found it in my history actually
 
hello
 
hi!
 
coi doi @Zyabin
 
7:43 AM
Yay, I made a prime checker!
 
@Qwerp-Derp \o/
 
why bugs
why
damn bugs!
 
OK, TIO is bugged with its input and output
It works for my laptop
But not for TIO
 
I wish I knew what to call this variable
wait... wtf pycharm
I try to refactor a variable, but it only changes the names of local variables... not the ones actually referring to that name
why the fuck
 
8:04 AM
the grueling cognitive pain of debugging, ei?
 
this actually makes no sense
it is only changing the thing
I don't want to change
even when I click on one of the readers of the variable, and rename
the one I clicked is STILL 'I' WHY IS THAT
WHY THE FUCK DOES REFACTOR NOT DO ANYTHING
EXCUSE ME I NEED TO WRITE AN EMAIL
EXPRESSING MY RAGE AND CONFUSION MAYBE
WHY WOULD YOU INCLUDE A REFACTOR THAT DOESN'T WORK
WHYYYYY
 
PLEASE, STOP SHOUTING!
 
HE'S
HE'S NOT SHOUTING, JUST HAS CAPLOCK ON
3
 
0
A: Is this number a prime?

Qwerp-DerpLogicode, 640 bytes circ m(n)->[ cond n->var a=1/var a=0 a ] circ o(n)->[ cond n<->var b=0+n/var b=o(n>) b ] circ p(n)->[ cond n->var c=~((~(o(n)))>)/var c=0 cond (~n)<->var d=p(c)+0/var d=c+1 d ] circ q(n)->[ cond n->var e=~((~(o(n)))>)/var e=0 cond (~n)<->var f=e+0/var f=q(e)+1 f ] circ r(a,b)->...

640 bytes...
sigh
 
ya... especially when there are 16byte and 9byte answers. But I don't know any Logicode.
 
8:17 AM
What should I add to my Textarea Series? :3
(Also, you won't believe it, but the world's smallest web notepad is 25 bytes. XD)
 
A crazy 640 bytes...
 
I know what can help.
Pondering your golf deeply. :3
 
What?
Ah
 
Wait, is this the prime checker you were celebrating when I came in?
 
Yup
 
8:28 AM
I made a square calculator yesterday!
 
Took an awfully long time for you count all those bytes huh?
 
Nah, I've got Atom
In-built byte counter
 
@Qwerp-Derp does it count the last whitespace?
 
8:30 AM
Nope
There is no last whitespace anyway
Wait what
 
s/whitespace/newline/
 
Mothereff says 678 bytes wat
 
Wat my mothereff says 601 bytes
 
PCPartPicker part list: pcpartpicker.com/list/GqgXvV
Price breakdown by merchant: pcpartpicker.com/list/GqgXvV/by_merchant

CPU: Intel Core i5-6500 3.2GHz Quad-Core Processor  ($198.88 @ OutletPC)
Motherboard: Asus Z170-A ATX LGA1151 Motherboard  ($149.39 @ B&H)
Memory: Kingston HyperX Fury Black 8GB (2 x 4GB) DDR4-2133 Memory  ($39.98 @ Newegg)
Storage: Western Digital Caviar Blue 1TB 3.5" 7200RPM Internal Hard Drive  ($45.88 @ OutletPC)
Case: Corsair 200R ATX Mid Tower Case  ($59.99 @ Newegg)
 
8:34 AM
A careful application of MS Word says it's 601!
 
^^^ A PC with popular parts.
 
wat is this byte count
 
My primality tester in Logicode
 
why does it have three values?
 
8:35 AM
What do you mean 3 values
 
640, 678, 601
 
@Qwerp-Derp pack the primality test into a Python string, and I'll find out the count of bytes.
 
@DestructibleWatermelon Good question...
 
My original byte count counted newlines as 2 bytes
 
@_@
 
8:36 AM
Which resulted in 640 bytes
The next byte count (mothereff) counted newlines as 1 byte
Which resulted in 601 bytes
And I have no idea how @betseg got 678
 
Oh sorry i included some non-code text
 
oh, oh, Sp3000 is here!
 
It's 601 now
 
circ m(n)->[
cond n->var a=1/var a=0
a
]
circ o(n)->[
cond n<->var b=0+n/var b=o(n>)
b
]
circ p(n)->[
cond n->var c=~((~(o(n)))>)/var c=0
cond (~n)<->var d=p(c)+0/var d=c+1
d
]
circ q(n)->[
cond n->var e=~((~(o(n)))>)/var e=0
cond (~n)<->var f=e+0/var f=q(e)+1
f
]
circ r(a,b)->[
cond m(a)&m(b)->var g=r(q(a),q(b))/var g=a
g
]
circ s(a,b)->!(m(r(b,a)))
circ t(a,b)->[
cond b->var h=t(q(a),q(b))/var h=a
h
]
circ u(a,b)->[
cond s(a,b)->var i=u(t(a,b),b)/var i=!(m(a))
i
]
circ v(a)->[
var j=p(j)
cond s(a,j)->var k=k+u(a,j)/var k=k
678 bytes
 
Oh
@betseg (facepalm)
 
8:38 AM
Sp3000, what shall the count of bytes be?
 
why are unipants eyes getting bigger?
 
Design issues.
I can't choose either small or large eyes and stick with it.
 
@DestructibleWatermelon in your GitHub doc maybe add also a smaller, simpler example then the one you have with n^2, something like a Hello World.
 
Newlines as one byte is fine, as long as it actually works with \n instead of \r\n
 
@DestructibleWatermelon that would teach printing and walking the turtle backwords and then forwards
oh wait, you print the grid at the end implicitly, well the idea remains of a simpler example
 
9:07 AM
So, did anyone see the PC with popular parts?
(It's hella expensive, yeah.)
 
I see some questions that have already accepted an answer after 4 days of posting, even after 2. Shouldn't there be a community accepted minimum waiting period?
as that seems too soon
 
There shouldn't.
 
Yay lunch break
 
Aug 11 at 17:33, by zyabin101
@VTCAKAVSMoACE We don't and we won't. The time to accept is whenever the heart feels.
 
I just thought that a 5 day waiting period is good to give other answers a chance. One might be out a weekend. Golfing ideas come with practicing as well.
 
9:15 AM
heyyy
 
yyyeh
 
Of course, if the OP announces an acceptance deadline with the question, than that is different.
 
do;rmvr
 
@seshoumara Yeah, general consensus is to accept an answer anywhere between a week and never.
 
Too bad, because that consensus limits us to accept to our heart. The time to accept is only whenever the heart feels, not after a week.
 
9:30 AM
@PhiNotPi Woah, cool!
 
@zyabin101 the two aren't mutually exclusive. I think if you add a deadline of your heart's desire, then it's a different thing than just accepting the first short answer you see or the answer in the same language as yours. I don't mean you, speaking generally here.
 
@PhiNotPi Who wouldn't be?!
 
Lol
 
primality checker in my new golfing language: '
... yeah it's boring
 
LOL
 
9:40 AM
Ugh, why does every state have to roll their own tram app.
 
9:57 AM
@El'endiaStarman judging by the fact that you're the only person who reacted to it... I'd say most people aren't interested.
 
y oh wait i am stupid have 5 stars o_O
 
Lol
 
0
Q: Find the largest number that's beside to a zero

Weeing If FirstChallenge: Take a vector / list of integers as input, and output the largest number that's adjacent to a zero. Specifications: As always, optional input and output format You may assume that there will be at least one zero, and at least one non-zero element. Test cases: 1 4 3 6 0 3 7 0 7 ...

 
"the chinese didn't make bells like Europeans, so they didn't have the skills to cast effective cannon". Fascinating. — isanae 16 hours ago
@Isanae In my personal opinion, that is the most under-appreciated factoid of history. Casting a large cannon so that it doesn't burst under repeated stress is very hard. No one ever figured it out except having previously made a similar sized object from the same metal subjected to similar repeated stresses. The Chinese and Muslims made hand cannon, but those primitive weapons were no better than a bow and a technological dead end. They needed to be scaled up to city wall-destroying size in Europe to be useful, then advances in boring and gunpowder allowed them to shrunk back down. — kingledion 16 hours ago
So cool!
@PhiNotPi ಠ_ಠ at everyone else.
How can you not geek out over the fact that a neural structure echos the design of (a kind of) computer memory?
 
CMC: Create a battery that dont discharge. You can use any weird quantum thing.
 
10:05 AM
@TùxCräftîñg It wouldn't be a battery, then.
 
CMC: simulate the cerebellum
 
Unless you're talking about separating virtual particles and using half of them to provide the power. In that case, you're talking about a black hole. :P
 
@PhiNotPi What is a cerebellum?
The cerebellum (Latin for "little brain") is a region of the brain that plays an important role in motor control. It may also be involved in some cognitive functions such as attention and language, and in regulating fear and pleasure responses, but its movement-related functions are the most solidly established. The cerebellum does not initiate movement, but contributes to coordination, precision, and accurate timing. It receives input from sensory systems of the spinal cord and from other parts of the brain, and integrates these inputs to fine-tune motor activity. Cerebellar damage produce...
found it ^ ._.
 
@TùxCräftîñg en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Casimir_effect this thing gives "free" (also absolutely tiny) amounts of energy from the vacuum itself
 
10:14 AM
@El'endiaStarman If I could track down a lot of details, I would totally make "simulate the cerebellum" a challenge.
It appears there's actually not that much going on:
 
Shower thought: an energy "box", that has a built in energy indicator on one side and a few ports for modules giving and taking energy on others.
 
@Dennis Could you please pull 05AB1E?
 
"YAF"
(Yes, After Flags)
So, for example, you could plug in a crank or wheel into the energy box, and roll the crank/wheel to generate kinetic energy, that is slurped right into the energy box.
 
irb(main):001:0> Prime
NameError: uninitialized constant Prime
        from (irb):1
        from C:/Ruby23/bin/irb:11:in `<main>'
...
 
Then, you can plug in an USB port into the energy box, and plug your phone into it to charge your phone.
@TùxCräftîñg what is your ruby version?
 
10:21 AM
2.3.0
 
hello again!
 
Lemme check...
 
irb(main):003:0> require "prime"
=> true
irb(main):004:0> Prime
=> Prime
Y DO THEY NOT INDIQUED THIS IN THE DOC ಠ_ಠಠ_ಠಠ_ಠ
 
Ha got eem.
 
10:26 AM
0
A: Translate oOo CODE

ChristianWhat type of code this-> @+[0:]

what is this
 
Rule #-6 of the Stock Market: Investors will panic, no matter what.
 
should I answer this with turtlèd?
37
Q: Translate oOo CODE

DoorknobGiven an input of a program written in oOo CODE, output the BF code that it represents. Here is a short description of how oOo CODE works: First, all non-alphabetic characters are removed (everything not in the range A-Za-z). For example, take the program PROgRam reVERsES giVeN iNPut sEqUENcE...

 
http://brainfuck.tryitonline.net/#code=Pj4-Kz4-Pj4-Kz4-LFs-PisrKysrKysrWzwrKysrKysrKz4tXTwrPFstPi1bPl08PF08Wy0-Kz5bLT4rPF0-Kz4-KysrKytbPCsrKysrPi1dPCsrPFstPi1bPl08PF08Wy0-Kz5bLT4rPF0-Kz4rKysrKysrPFstPi1bPl08PF08Wy0-Kz5bLT4rPF0-Kz4-KysrKytbPCsrKysrPi1dPCsrPFstPi1bPl08PF08Wy0-PlstXTw8XTxbLTw8PDw8PDw8PDw8Kz4-Pj4-Pj4-Pj4-Pj4-Wy1dPDw8PF1dPFstPj4-Wy1dPDw8PF1dPFstPDw8PDw8PDw8Kz4-Pj4rPj4-Pj4-Pj5bLV08PDw8XV08Wy0-Pj5bLV08PDw8XTw8PDw8PDxbPls-Pj4-PisrKysrK1s8KysrKysrKz4tXTwrKzw8PFs-Wz5bPC0-LV08Wz4-Kys8PC1dPC0-XTxbPis-Wz4tPDwtPi1dPFs-Pis8PC1dPC1dPC0-XTxbPis-Pj4-KysrK1s8KysrKz4tXTw8PFs-Pj4rKysrK1s8KysrKy
^ stupidly long link
 
could I have a challenge request; what challenge should i complete with turtlèd. that isn't pixels to lines one
 
1
A: Substring Chainification

RosLuPC 474 byte char**f(char*a,int*b){int i,j;static char *t[99];for(j=0;j<99;++j)t[j]=0;t[0]=a;for(i=0,j=1;j<99&&a[i]&&b[j-1];++i)if(i>=b[j-1]){t[j++]=a+i;i=0;a=t[j-1];}t[j]=a+i;return j>=99?0:t;}void showResult(char**p, int*b){char *v;int i,j;if(p==0) {printf("NULL"); return;}printf("\'%s\' [", p[...

Wat
 
10:40 AM
Aww, no one has seen the PC with popular parts... :3
 
@TùxCräftîñg please refrain from leaving comments that was "wattttt" on NAA, just flag and optionally leave a comment to the OP.
 
Oh noes, now we can't run Linux on Lenovo! D:
That's a blow dealt to every PC, not just Microsoft Signature PCs.
 
this was the problem with my old computer :/
 
@Qwerp-Derp just an fyi, it doesn't matter how clear his question is, don't even try to answer/discuss in the comments of a NAA answer.
 
10:49 AM
Ah
NAA?
 
Good thing my PC doesn't have any Linux out-of-law powers.
@Qwerp-Derp Not an Answer.
 
A flag reasoning:
 
So a not-an-answer answer?
 
> This has been posted as an answer, but does not attempt to answer the question.
 
10:50 AM
ruby + oOo code = COmpleX::i
 
> This should be an edit, a comment, or removed altogether.
 
@TùxCräftîñg Great, now make a module COmpleX with variable i. :P
 
my caps key went stupid
 
Absolutely star. Very important warning.
 
10:52 AM
Lenovo strikes back.
 
^
and also s/Lenovo/Microsoft/
 
@Qwerp-Derp yeah, basically what that was
 
@TùxCräftîñg Hmm, what does this do in oOo :3
 
My Basic oOo code Skill says: .>
Very helpful thanks :/
Urbit news: Urbit's executable is vere.
 
11:03 AM
@Dennis I MAEK TIO PR I HOEP U LIEK
 
"Oh noes, I usually don't get PRs to TIO :/"
"But still, YAF"
Urbit news: I missed the first crowdsale of Urbit addresses.
And that's not much, because these weren't free. ._.'
 
11:47 AM
                ________________
        ________|              |
        |_______|_____________ |
        | ___________________| |
   _____|_|                  | |
   |______|__________________|_|_
   |                       _____|
   |             __________|    |
   |             |_________|    |
   |             |    ____||    |
   |             |    |__ ||    |
   |             |  __|_| ||    |
   | ____________|__|   | ||    |
   | |              |   | ||    |
Programming Puzzles and Code Golf
^ Partial word tower
(idea I'm working on)
 
Cool!
I can't believe ^ hasn't been mentioned here yet. Sorry Hillary supporters!
 
Anonymous
12:09 PM
@Sherlock9 Just added LCM
 
> If a defendant writes his IP address on a piece of paper and places it in a drawer in his home, there would be no question that law enforcement would need a warrant to access that piece of paper—even accepting that the defendant had no reasonable expectation of privacy in the IP address itself. Here, Defendants' IP addresses were stored on their computers in their homes rather than in a drawer.
 
Anonymous
@mınxomaτ Good. Not so good that the case against the child abusers is having a hard time, but good that illegally-acquired evidence is not admissable.
 
That iPhone hack is also illegal, so that too?
 
12:26 PM
> By contrast to Judge Pratt, other courts have struggled with the basics of how Tor and IP addresses work.
3
 
Anonymous
If you want me to pretend to be surprised that the US justice system cannot comprehend the simplest things about networking and information technology, you're going to have to give me some forewarning.
 
Anonymous
I can't just slap on a surprised face at a moment's notice.
 
I'm in law. I've seen worse levels of incompetence.
 
yay i debugged for 1 hour a name clash
 
@zyabin101 Well, I guess I gotta wait until the distant future, where a star will be worth a dozen cents. :P
 
Anonymous
12:33 PM
I'm trying to think of a marriage/in-law joke but I'm coming up empty :(
 
That is, veeeeery long after the SF infrastructure milestone.
 
Woo! My second-ever accepted answer.
 
2~1~ι^ print all powers of 2 up to it argument in my new golf lang
 
12:59 PM
S...I...L...E...N...C...E
 
S...I...L...E...N...C...E... ...W...I...L...L... ...F...A...L...L
 

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