The Nineteenth Byte

Aiden Chow

00:00

@Bubbler interesting, is that (n%d)**i or n%(d**i)

Bubbler

of course n%(d**i)

change 99 to n if you want to use it on cgcc

but it won't quite work if you're using it for prime factorization, unless you ensure d goes over all primes and nothing else

DialFrost

@Bubbler 1. it didnt work, 2. its longer than orginial XD

my code is basically the same as this

Bubbler

yes I expected it to not work

because destroying n as part of the loop is important in prime factorization

Jo King

otherwise non-primes start sneaking in

DialFrost

00:25

@Steffan SBCS?

Radvylf Programs

@forest ?

forest

@RadvylfPrograms Web Assembly.

Radvylf Programs

Yeah, the "?" is for the "screw" part. What's bad about Wasm?

forest

It's insecure as hell.

Also, privacy browsers don't enable it by default.

Radvylf Programs

It uses the same VM as JS

forest

00:33

The security issues come from mainly side-channel attacks.

With regular JS, you can turn off JIT to greatly improve security.

Radvylf Programs

I mean there's nothong making that impossible for Wasm either

If it's not supported by browsers now, that's probably just since it's something very few people care about and it's not a very mature technology. It'll probably be there eventually.

Bubbler

@forest Didn't they handle that?

forest

@Bubbler That's only one of the many side-channel issues.

SharedArrayBuffer is absolutely one of the serious ones, but it's far from the only high-res timing source.

Bubbler

@forest What are the other timing source(s)?

forest

A tight JITted loop works.

At least, that's the most simple.

Bubbler

00:44

How does that work in a single thread?

forest

It's a cross-thread side-channel.

The same thing can be done with regular x86 assembly.

DialFrost

@Steffan hint for the 2pi 1000 places challenge? :3

Bubbler

Well then it's not an issue specific to wasm I guess?

forest

Example of how it can be done:

3

A: Reducing resolution of timers as mitigation against Meltdown and Spectre

The reason it is only applied to browsers is because there is no way to fully eliminate high-resolution timing information from code being natively executed. For example, the RDTSC instruction provides precise, sub-nanosecond resolution timing information to any process. While it is possible to d...

This is not in JS of course, but it shows the general idea.

@Bubbler It's an issue with wasm because, unlike regular JS, you can't disable JIT to reduce the resolution.

DialFrost

I have the most strange welcome on dc

forest

00:49

@Bubbler gruss.cc/files/fantastictimers.pdf for more

Bubbler

If you're worried about all this then how are you using the internet :/

forest

I work in infosec so it's my job to worry about it. :P

While it may not impact me, it can impact my clients, and others at risk.

Bubbler

Oh that makes some sense.

forest

And remember, attacks only get better, not worse. Nipping this in the bud now will reduce the damage of a hypothetical future attack building on these techniques that allows trivially obtaining secrets simply by visiting a website.

Which has happened before!

Radvylf Programs

01:16

Seems like what really needs to be fixed should be at a much lower level than what scripting language some browser is running

forest

Agreed. We need to fix it in hardware, but that won't be possible for quite some time, so software stop-gap mitigations are needed. But it's not just side-channel attacks. It's much easier to do heap spraying (a technique to make a browser's memory layout more exploitable) with JITed JS or wasm than it is with anything else.

Radvylf Programs

yeah, but hating Wasm just because it makes performance improvements it should be perfectly fine to make, seems like it's a bit misplaced

Basic arithmetic and memory accesses shouldn't be capable of stealing secret information, full stop, the hate should be for the CPU and/or OS

forest

It's the performance improvements that can't be disabled that are the issue.

I don't mind a JIT engine for JS because I can turn it off without breaking websites.

Radvylf Programs

That's still not Wasm though, right?

You could still interpret Wasm traditionally, browsers just don't have an option for that yet

There's probably even extensions for that

forest

I suppose, although such a thing would just increase attack surface area even more.

I'm sure there's a way to make it work, but right now, such things are an afterthought to the developers.

Radvylf Programs

01:23

@forest Wait how?

If it ran in the same VM as traditionally interpreted JS, which it probably would since why go through the extra work, I'd imagine it'd be pretty solid

It could probably even be transpiled to JS, killing both stones with one bird

forest

You mean with asm.js?

Looking it up, it doesn't seem like it uses any part of the JS engine.

Radvylf Programs

I guess, idk. Not referring to any specific libs/interpretations

I think Wasm as a platform for the web is a good thing and will probably be a net positive for security in the long run (wayyy less attack surface than a language as complex as JS)

forest

I mean, as long as browsers can still work fairly well without wasm, it'll be all good.

Radvylf Programs

Hating it because of poor quality implementations seems like the wrong approach

forest

I hate it because implementations are being rolled out too fast.

I have nothing against low-level bytecode. I love BPF! But even BPF took a long time to become popular, and even it is being accepted too quickly imo (for eBPF at least).

Oh huh, it looks like wasm does use JIT.

Radvylf Programs

01:32

I guess that makes sense. I guess I just interpreted "screw WASM" as referring to the language itself rather than the circumstances it's being implemented in.

forest

Oh, no I have no qualms with the language itself. I'm not very familiar with textual wasm, but even if it was made by two and a half mentally-ill koala bears, it'd still be a better language than JS.

Radvylf Programs

In that case I agree with you. Wasm good, but rushing to have the best performance at the cost of subtle but potentially huge security flaws, definitely bad.

@forest I don't think anyone really uses text Wasm, it's more just the ability to use languages other than JS on the web without just transpiling to JS that's exciting

forest

Ah

Aiden Chow

02:14

guys i just realized i have exactly 99^2 = 9801 rep

pretty cool

Radvylf Programs

Oh wow, you're close to 10k

I don't think I've ever even opened the 10k mod tools since I first got access to them :p

Aiden Chow

02:54

@RadvylfPrograms yep, super close!

r the 10k mod tools really that boring

ok nvm im not at 9801 rep anymore

Radvylf Programs

Yeah:

(that screen has nothing you couldn't find in SEDE, they're pretty much all like that)

lyxal

@AidenChow interesting

Aiden Chow

@lyxal O_O yep, very interesting

Radvylf Programs

I wonder what the odds are of such a coincidence :p

Aiden Chow

suddenly getting a lot of upvotes, almost have a feeling like deja vu

:P

lyxal

03:00

@AidenChow very interesting

I wonder who's doing that

Aiden Chow

yeah, super strange, i wonder who it can be

Radvylf Programs

Well I think I have the parser for RRS (my regexlike) done, minus the new ! syntax

lyxal

Hopefully this person is also upvoting other answers on the questions where yours got upvoted to bury the votes in a sea of many

Aiden Chow

@lyxal oh yep obviously, that sounds smart

not suspicious at all

Radvylf Programs

(and also because there're lots of good answers on those questions anyway, which otherwise may not have gotten attention)

Aiden Chow

03:04

yea also true

Radvylf Programs

One issue with the new ! syntax is I was kinda relying on it as a good syntax for inverting \s/\d/\w and character classes

But now you'd need to do (!\w) or something, which is pretty annoying

lyxal

How's it being implemented?

Radvylf Programs

I could always keep the /S/\W/\D thing and change \N and \A, which are normal non-inverted escapes right now, but not really a fan of that

lyxal

Is RRS transliterated to normal regex or are you making a custom interpreter?

Radvylf Programs

@lyxal Since RRS will be TC, no NFA/DFA fun. Instead, I'll just iterate through character by character, creating a list of all possible states within the RRS program that the string could be at

so custom interpreter

E.g., for the program a?ab, if the first character is a there would now be two possible patterns left: ab or b

Bubbler

03:07

> regexlike

> turing-complete

lyxal

@RadvylfPrograms And is there a restriction to just ascii?

Radvylf Programs

@Bubbler Not like modern regexes aren't pretty close anyway

Bubbler

well yeah :P

Radvylf Programs

@lyxal In the syntax? Yes, since it's for practical use. In the string matches? Also yes, since I'm too lazy to do Unicode support rn.

Bubbler

just found the combination of those words a bit funny

Radvylf Programs

03:09

@RadvylfPrograms Well, technically it supports Unicode, but all of the built-in classes are ASCII-only (so \s doesn't include NBSPs, for example)

Bubbler

how about running on a raw byte sequence :P

Radvylf Programs

@RadvylfPrograms My goal with RRS (I forgot what it stood for) is to extend and modernize regular expression syntax, to make it much much more capable without weird hacks like \1 and \k

lyxal

@RadvylfPrograms that's a shame. Still, digraphs for things like !\w could work

Radvylf Programs

Ooh...\!w maybe?

Wait no, \! would be needed for escaping !s

Bubbler

@RadvylfPrograms Obviously RRS stands for ⎕R ⎕R ⎕S :P

Radvylf Programs

03:13

Instead of the BUT NOT syntax, one option would be !{...}

So "match a string of word characters which isn't 'cat' or 'dog'" would be (cat|dog)!{\w+}

Not a huge fan of that tho

For inverted character classes I could always do something like \Nw

Where \N is a custom escape sequence that is followed by any other character class shorthand

It could even work for [] ones, but it'd be a little ugly

\N[0-7.], for example

I could do it regex-style and have [!0-7.] be how you do that

But I like having everything in character class literals (aside from -s) be itself

Bubbler

[^chars] exists

Radvylf Programs

Yeah but ^ never really made sense in that role to me

It doesn't really convey "anything but these", and it's already used somewhere else for something totally different in regex

Bubbler

true

Radvylf Programs

I think [!] might be my best option. It's not my favorite, but I think since ^ exists there's some precedent for that sort of thing

Bubbler

sounds reasonable

Radvylf Programs

03:20

So that just leaves the \W gang. [!\w] or (!\w) both already work for that, \Nw would too, and I guess it's still an option to keep the "uppercase is inverted" thing even though it would mean renaming some things (e.g., \A is currently "uppercase alphabet", it'd probably need to be moved to \z or something)

I think I'll go with [!] and \N

Radvylf Programs

03:34

LDQ: Is it reasonable for the alphabet to be \z instead of \a, so that \a can be ASCII bell (like in Python string literals)?

emanresu A

nah

You can do 0xa or smth

Radvylf Programs

Worth noting PCRE also has \a as ASCII bell

Steffan

@DialFrost copy the code from pi challenge and multiply by 2

DialFrost

@Steffan that doesnt work

Steffan

which lang you talking about

julia?

you can't use BigFloat, you gotta use setprecision and then use big()

@DialFrost hint for the intersection challenge? :3

DialFrost

03:46

@Steffan eh why

Steffan

i've given you zillions of hints for everything

DialFrost

good point

for julia?

@Steffan i did

Steffan

any lang

you've outgolfed me everywhere

@DialFrost just multiply pi by big(2) then

DialFrost

@Steffan no lol

Steffan

you outgolfed me in python, ruby, and julia

i don't care which lang you talk about

i'm literally 107th place in python lol

DialFrost

03:50

lmao

Steffan

lol is this a scam?

i give you 1000000000 hints and you give me 0

DialFrost

chill

send me ur julia code

ur prob usingt he wrong method

Steffan

ok on discord

DialFrost

k

Steffan

sent

i'm probably going to sleep soon though lol

you can post your hints here

DialFrost

03:55

can i send on dc instead?

emanresu A

05:09

Probably reasonable to plug langdev.SE on meta now that we've got a decent amount of followers

DialFrost

@emanresuA wdym plug on meta

emanresu A

Our meta site

DialFrost

ah

UndoneStudios

by plugging you mean what?

emanresu A

Posting about it

UndoneStudios

05:23

who'll do the honours?

DialFrost

05:39

emanresu since they suggested it

UndoneStudios

05:49

@lyxal you might wanna update the PLD proposal image from 87 followers to 101

caird coinheringaahing

09:33

Nov 18 at 23:17, by caird coinheringaahing

5

A: Promote Area 51 proposal on other SE sites

I can understand wanting to share your enthusiasm for your favorite proposal, but advertising them on a meta site — even if it is veiled as a question — would not be appropriate. That is not the purpose of meta; Off topic. We have already started grouping proposals into "Categories" so we can ad...

UndoneStudios

oh

well, @emanresuA that's out

mousetail

10:04

We can post on our own meta right if we get approval from our mods?

The majority of SE rules don't really apply to us

UndoneStudios

I thought you were resistant towards the idea on discord

besides, if @cairdcoinheringaahing posts this, well we don't have approval

mousetail

I thought you meant meta meta

UndoneStudios

no not on MSE

of course not

i meant cgcc meta

mousetail

Well then it's up to the mods if it's allowed. If they don't I'll retroactively change my vote to vyxal

UndoneStudios

@cairdcoinheringaahing @WheatWizard @hyper-neutrino @JoKing well?

mousetail

10:09

And if someone posts it should probably be radwylf

UndoneStudios

duh

mousetail

Who will wake up in like 12 hours so there is plenty of time to sort things out

UndoneStudios

at your area it's just 11 right?

for me it's 2 and ready to wrap up

mousetail

Correct

Adám

@mods When are we voting for community ads next?

UndoneStudios

10:13

So i won't be on tnb long

lyxal

@mousetail vote?

Jo King

@UndoneStudios i'm leaning towards no for similar points mentioned in the linked question

UndoneStudios

Well that's 2 against posting on meta, oh well.

Jo King

@Adám no idea, though this proposal would be a good use case for it

UndoneStudios

well gotta go eat see yall later

Adám

10:16

eating is overrated.

@JoKing Well, except the ad would become obsolete when the proposal is either abandoned or leads to a new beta, and with the new stupid ad system, we'd be stuck with an obsolete ad.

mousetail

@JoKing Sad but understandable

UndoneStudios

10:39

@Adám Not like I can do anything about it

@mousetail We've still got two more mods opinions to go

caird coinheringaahing

10:50

@Adám I've followed up on community ads with a CM, the response was that they're gathering user feedback and going from there

UndoneStudios

> You don't, Stack Exchange promotes proposals as ads on the site. All you can do is share the proposal with your friends through other channels.

One of the comments on caird's post is this. But if it is true, then Radwylf's proposal (considering it's got 101 followers in just 1 week) will probably be an ad, but I haven't seen any ads like this one in my 9 months here on SE.

@cairdcoinheringaahing how?

mousetail

Like Adam said the issue with ads is they stay for a year, even though the prososal will take much less time

UndoneStudios

@mousetail Well then the ads will advertise the beta instead of the proposal

caird coinheringaahing

@UndoneStudios How what?

UndoneStudios

I mean, if you click on it

mousetail

10:52

I don't know if you can change the link

UndoneStudios

@cairdcoinheringaahing are they taking user feedback, and from whom

@mousetail In some proposals A51 just shows stats for the beta and the link, so if people follow it it will help us graduate

if it does become a reality

caird coinheringaahing

I wouldn't know, all I know is that that they're conducting user research

mousetail

It's very ugly though, I'd much rather wait till we can get a add for the actual site. So people won't have to navigate through the pain that is area51s interface to find where they actually want to go

UndoneStudios

@mousetail I agree. When I took my first look at A51 I was like, "wait is this not SE's work? Did someone just get inspired by SE sites and thought 'oh we need a proposal site' but did a crappy job on Area 51?"

mousetail

It's just kinda funny how pathetically broken area 51 is, it's like my highschool programing projects

UndoneStudios

10:56

@cairdcoinheringaahing anyways, do you support this:

> Probably reasonable to plug langdev.SE on meta now that we've got a decent amount of followers

@mousetail I swear, mine is so worse

mousetail

CMC Build a new area 51. Most bugs wins. Time starts now

UndoneStudios

<!DOCTYPE html>
<html><link type="text/css" rel="stylesheet" id="dark-mode-custom-link"><link type="text/css" rel="stylesheet" id="dark-mode-general-link"><style lang="en" type="text/css" id="dark-mode-custom-style"></style><style lang="en" type="text/css" id="dark-mode-native-style"></style><style lang="en" type="text/css" id="dark-mode-native-sheet"></style><head>

    <title>All Proposals - Area 51 - Stack Exchange</title>
    <link rel="stylesheet" href="https://cdn.sstatic.net/area51/all.css?v=2">

I set a new record!

on second thought, I think the CSS is broken

as in, pathetic

mousetail

That's just one more bug. Remember: most bugs wins

UndoneStudios

Well it's a start

mousetail

However, you have not build a new area 51, you just copied the old one

UndoneStudios

11:03

<!DOCTYPE html>
<html><link type="text/css" rel="stylesheet" id="dark-mode-custom-link"><link type="text/css" rel="stylesheet" id="dark-mode-general-link"><style lang="en" type="text/css" id="dark-mode-custom-style"></style><style lang="en" type="text/css" id="dark-mode-native-style"></style><style lang="en" type="text/css" id="dark-mode-native-sheet"></style><head>

    <title>All Proposals not meant to be proposed - Area -4 - Stack Error</title>
    <link rel="stylesheet" href="https://cdn.sstatic.net/area51/all.css?v=2">

I made it worse now

look closely

DialFrost

@UndoneStudios agreed

UndoneStudios

besides if I tried to make it worse there is no point in doing so

A51 is so bad you can't think creatively to make it worse

oops did i anger a mod?

caird coinheringaahing

@UndoneStudios No, as I've said twice

UndoneStudios

More confirmation

when is Community Ads for 2022 coming?

caird coinheringaahing

@UndoneStudios Exactly the opposite - Area 51 is a Stack Exchange v1 site, while the rest are v2

Believe it or not, SO used to have a similar look

DialFrost

11:08

@cairdcoinheringaahing WAT

UndoneStudios

@cairdcoinheringaahing what you don't mean... so area 51 was like the iMac G3?

cool in its time but shit in ours?

caird coinheringaahing

I mean, it's gotten worse with age, but I'm not sure it ever was "cool"

UndoneStudios

so more like "shit in all times?"

mousetail

I think visually it looks quite nice, it's just half the buttons don't work

UndoneStudios

@mousetail It looks like a website made in Saturn with no internet when it was being made.

using web1, fortran, money, money, money, money, demotivation

mousetail

11:12

All the best websites look like that

UndoneStudios

which

mousetail

spacejam.com/1996

UndoneStudios

oh yes of course only a generation y person would love that

@mousetail it looks too retro

mousetail

Retro is the best

DialFrost

@UndoneStudios ye lmao

@mousetail not rly

UndoneStudios

11:15

@DialFrost agree

@mousetail if you like retro it's probably time for a "which generation am I" checkup

mousetail

All young people love retro

UndoneStudios

@mousetail no way

POLL: who like retro reply to this message with a "yes" and who hates it reply with "no". I take "no"

mousetail

UndoneStudios

@mousetail not helping

mousetail

UndoneStudios

11:23

Well doesn't look retro

so I like it

mousetail

All their clothes are super 90s

and hair

UndoneStudios

I thought the focus was the car

@mousetail your hair looks like theirs

mousetail

Not really

@UndoneStudios When I say I like retro I mean retro aestetics, especially when combined with more modern tech

UndoneStudios

@mousetail Ok now @mousetail has again begun to confuse me

why

mousetail

In the past people decorated a bit more. Now every website is clean and functional. Where is my <marquee>? where are my animated backgrounds? Where are the fancy hand drawn colorful icons everywhere? I want to go back to when people actually put effort into these things

UndoneStudios

11:30

@mousetail I believe it's <marquee>

@mousetail blame Steve Jobs

mousetail

F*** Steve Jobs he ruined everything

UndoneStudios

swearing

uh why are there many mods here?

lyxal

because of the chat flag

Mast

Someone decided to raise a flag.

Consider this a friendly warning.

UndoneStudios

not a warning. I've done that before with @Ginger

mousetail

11:33

I think it was me being warned

UndoneStudios

yes it was

lyxal

@mousetail amiller42.github.io/Cursed-Language might be of interest to you :p

corresponding repo

mousetail

@lyxal I appreciate the black text on black background that's literally invisible. Every site needs to be like this

lyxal

relevant chat room

UndoneStudios

that's what you call cool

mousetail

11:43

Oh nvm my addblocker blocked the style sheet, not I can appreciate the throbbing text size

UndoneStudios

@lyxal it's frozen

lyxal

I know

but it's where the site design and features were discussed

UndoneStudios

I have ideas for one, and I promise it's great, but until I finish a python curses game I can't implement it

caird coinheringaahing

I switch tabs for 5 minutes for my lecture, and y'all are raising chat flags smh

UndoneStudios

@cairdcoinheringaahing lecture?

lyxal

11:45

@cairdcoinheringaahing serves you right for learning things instead of feeding your code golfing addiction

caird coinheringaahing

...yeah?

UndoneStudios

@cairdcoinheringaahing what lecture?

caird coinheringaahing

@lyxal it's complex analysis, it's interesting :P

UndoneStudios

@cairdcoinheringaahing uh what?

caird coinheringaahing

Got to love the residue theorem

Mithical

11:46

@UndoneStudios caird attends a special mod zoom where we all take turns yelling at her

9

caird coinheringaahing

Oh yeah, that too

UndoneStudios

@Mithical what they do a bad job of modding?

PyGamer0

@Mithical lol

UndoneStudios

@cairdcoinheringaahing what?

mousetail

@Mithical Who yells the loudest?

Mithical

11:47

@UndoneStudios nah it's just fun

caird coinheringaahing

@UndoneStudios calculus but with complex numbers

UndoneStudios

@Mithical are you actually doing it?

Mithical

no comment

UndoneStudios

@cairdcoinheringaahing We should add b numbers in mathematics along with i

lyxal

@Mithical yikes. Almost makes me glad I took an L in the recent mod election :p

mousetail

11:49

@UndoneStudios Have you heared of quaternions?

UndoneStudios

@mousetail what?

mousetail

It's complex numbers but with 2 extra square roots of -1

UndoneStudios

@mousetail what?

caird coinheringaahing

Not exactly square roots of -1

Quaternion

In mathematics, the quaternion number system extends the complex numbers. Quaternions were first described by the Irish mathematician William Rowan Hamilton in 1843 and applied to mechanics in three-dimensional space. Hamilton defined a quaternion as the quotient of two directed lines in a three-dimensional space, or, equivalently, as the quotient of two vectors. Multiplication of quaternions is noncommutative. Quaternions are generally represented in the form a + b i + c j...

UndoneStudios

@cairdcoinheringaahing what?

PyGamer0

11:50

@UndoneStudios do you know complex numbers?

UndoneStudios

@PyGamer0 what?

mousetail

They are all 3 a square root of -1

UndoneStudios

@mousetail what? I mean, how?

caird coinheringaahing

@mousetail They're defined to be distinct numbers such that their square is -1, technically different :P

mousetail

ii=jj=kk=-1, ij=k, ik=j, jk=i

@cairdcoinheringaahing True

UndoneStudios

11:51

@mousetail what?

PyGamer0

@UndoneStudios a complex number is composed of a real unit and an imaginary unit, the real unit is your normal numbers, while the imaginary unit is a real number multiplied by i

mousetail

Basically when complex numbers have a real and imaginary part quaternions have 3 different kinds of imaginary parts

this allows them to represent rotations in 3d in the same way a complex number can represent rotations in 2d

PyGamer0

and i is defined as follows: i² = -1

UndoneStudios

@PyGamer0 @mousetail what?

caird coinheringaahing

If you haven't learnt about complex numbers yet, I'd suggest waiting until you learn about them in school, rather than try to learn from us :P

someoneinexistence

11:52

Is anyone here watching the World Cup?

UndoneStudios

@cairdcoinheringaahing what?

mousetail

@UndoneStudios This video explains them better: youtube.com/watch?v=d4EgbgTm0Bg

UndoneStudios

I was planning to but never mind

@mousetail nice second try, but I only trust info from Python evangelists

mousetail

...what

PyGamer0

@cairdcoinheringaahing i think @UndoneStudios is in 8th grade, and here we learn complex numbers during 11th

mousetail

11:53

Since when am I a python evangalist?

someoneinexistence

@UndoneStudios I only trust info from the real people, the JAVA evangelists.

UndoneStudios

exactly why I didn't watch it

@PyGamer0 I'm in 7th but I'll be in 8th soon

PyGamer0

ah

someoneinexistence

@mousetail I think you know but *evangelist

PyGamer0

im in 10th

mousetail

11:54

@someoneinexistence e cnt splle

someoneinexistence

@mousetail ماذا او ما

UndoneStudios

"What or what"

mousetail

³²¥×«¨¨¨¡³

UndoneStudios

I think is what you're saying

someoneinexistence

No, just one.

mousetail

11:56

@UndoneStudios You handled matricies yet?

PyGamer0

no

UndoneStudios

Can someone explain this Python bug:

>>> -1**(1/2)
-1.0

PyGamer0

@UndoneStudios which board are you in?

lyxal

@UndoneStudios operator precedence probably

mousetail

@UndoneStudios Try (-1+0j)**(0.5)

UndoneStudios

11:57

@PyGamer0 I've signed an NDA on that :)

PyGamer0

@UndoneStudios what?

UndoneStudios

just kidding

but I like to keep my freedom

PyGamer0

@UndoneStudios but which board is your school affiliated to?

UndoneStudios

there are 2, we can choose one

and I wish I choosed... oh never mind

PyGamer0

what

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