as if running VLC on said server would
allow you to have it connect from there to your source streams, and then
make those streams available to clients connecting to it from the WAN.
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full read/write for NTFS, can't remember if that
was a new thing or even if any NTFS support was present at all prior
to 9.
The same goes for the current Mandriva One LiveCD (2008.1 Spring), full
read/write support for NTFS filesystems using ntfs-3g.
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://www.lightyearcable.com
They have a slew of products beyond what the website shows, so it's
probably best to just give them a call; ask for Bill Tickler.
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for that DE (i.e. Kontact on the KDE ones, but
Evolution Pidgin on the Gnome ones). The main shortcoming of the One
CDs, IMHO, is an almost complete lack of games in the live environment;
this may or may not matter to you, depending on your audience(s).
Just my $0.02USD ...
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on the first boot to any new kernel if a binary
module is not found for that kernel. You need to have the kernel-source
or kernel-devel (which is just enough of the kernel-source to compile
modules) package for that particular kernel installed, of course, but
it has worked very nicely for me. YMMV.
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[2] http://clonezilla.sourceforge.net/
You might also want to look into Mondo Rescue:
http://www.mondorescue.org/about.shtml
I have no first-hand experience with it, sorry. :-/
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Buckle down for success, up
signal to analog on their own,
before putting it on the wire (or get it directly from the broadcasters in some
non-OTA manner, I suppose). It only ensures that OTA stations will no longer be
permitted to broadcast such a signal themselves for direct reception by such
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exception is urpmc, which is in contrib. A nifty little number, it does
a urpmi.update to freshen the cache, determines what a urpmi --auto-select done
at that point would want to install, then outputs the changelogs of those RPM
packages. In a cron job, a real admin's friend.
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onto the video stream? Though I've never tried it, I strongly suspect
that having that happen might also draw a wow or two.
Plus, I hate squinting at those little screens on phones, don't you? ;)
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The right to be heard does
will
register a click. The mouse and keyboard are both PS2, but plugging in the
USB mouse shows the same symptoms.
Distro, Xorg release, video HW on this box? If ATI or NVidia, stock or
proprietary X drivers? If the latter, what happens with the former?
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Likewise. I bought my first two Linuxes at the Burlington one - Caldera
OpenLinux 2.2 first, and then Mandrake 7.1 not long thereafter.
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The nice part about being a pessimist is that you are constantly
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Bill from HUB Networking sent you.
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-chained to the first one and operating in NATed
mode (and using its own internal DHCP server) would be a big improvement
over this sort of security-by-obscurity scheme, I'd say.
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a yahoogroups, if it is a New hampshire job, that is.
Don't forget to post it to the gnhlug-jobs mailing list, as well. ;-)
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knowing the full details of the card, I would think that the
'funny' connector is a DVI connector, for connecting to a digital
flat panel. Yes, you should be able to use both video cards in one
system.
Concur, and yes, adapters for DVI=DB-15 are available IIRC.
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That's right, it's here again ...
Happy SysAdmin Day to everyone in GNHLUG!
http://www.sysadminday.com/
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On Fri, 28 Jul 2006 16:24:25 -0400, Mark E. Mallett wrote:
On Fri, Jul 28, 2006 at 03:35:53PM -0400, Bill Mullen wrote:
That's right, it's here again ...
Happy SysAdmin Day to everyone in GNHLUG!
http://www.sysadminday.com/
How self-serving :-)
(wait for it ...)
Now now
of the Star Trek
Computer, compute the value of pi to the last digit trick?
Or of Arthur Dent getting the computer aboard the Heart Of Gold to synth
a proper cup of tea - after all, it *did* finish ... eventually. ;)
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I have no way to determine that for certain, but this task
appears to be within its stated capabilities. It's a command-line app
(set of scripts, actually) with an optional GUI.
http://tovid.sourceforge.net/
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in:
carroll.cac.psu.edu::MandrivaLinux/official/iso/2006.0/i586/
I find I can get access about 80% of the time; it can be hit-or-miss
during prime time (early evenings and weekend afternoons), though.
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. Is umask not
used in Linux? Has it been deprecated? If so, what was it
replaced with? Etc., etc., etc...
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to identify and report on
connectivity failures, if one were intending to use it in a cronjob as
you describe in yours; it fails silently, which works for my purpose.
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inspect them on these systems.
I don't recall having seen this sort of thing here, but it's entirely
likely that I just haven't pulled up the right man pages yet. :-/
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the Root
Shell command found (IIRC) on the menu under KNOPPIX, and try to run
qtparted from that. Also, I wouldn't background qtparted when you run
it, because whatever it may output to the console might be useful info;
no point in throwing it away if you don't have to.
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this orientation
anytime soon.
If you're planning on compiling KDE from source anyway, Gentoo then
becomes an excellent option; it makes the process a fairly painless one.
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, BTW.
In the interests of further clarity, perhaps it's worth adding that once
one is looking at the root prompt, the command to run at said prompt is
k3b, and not startx.
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this command, as root:
postfix reload
That sure beats fscking around inside sendmail.rc, doesn't it? ;-)
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servers for several users and delivers it to Postfix.
If any further details of the setup here would be useful to you, I'd be
happy to either post them here, or to mail them to you.
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, to be certain to regain the HD space currently in use.
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- is coming
in at an average of about 55kB/s, with bursts up to around 80kB/s, FWIW.
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above 12kB/s or so for an individual torrent
rarely provides any real increase in that torrent's d/l rate, so there
probably isn't much point in going higher than that for any one torrent.
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matter is of a historical nature, this book doesn't
suffer from the instantaneous obsolescence that besets so many technical
reference materials, and it should be every bit as interesting a read
some years down the road as it is now, I'd expect. Good stuff!
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file for you, which is a real hassle-saver. ;)
HTH!
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.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ ls /var/spool/postfix/etc/
host.conf hosts localtime nsswitch.conf resolv.conf services
That's the only factor that I can think of, but it's a longshot ... :-/
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to incorporate Connectiva's technology. I guess it's about time I threw
together a box to run Cooker on, just to keep an eye on it ... ;)
There's a bit more on the acquisition at NewsForge:
http://os.newsforge.com/article.pl?sid=05/06/15/2030250
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efficient way to block these IPs, I'd expect.
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to
it about a year ago, so it might still work with current versions.
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...
Fishnet, perhaps? It looks alluring at first glance, but a closer
inspection reveals that it is primarily comprised of holes ... ;)
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.
It appears that they are giving out a different set of nameserver IPs
via DHCP these days, and those servers only work sporadically; the IP
addresses that they had been using up until recently still work fine, at
least for the time being (and have better response time, to boot). :-/
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extolled their virtues in several places (including here) in the past.
I guess I'll be doing without a backup ISP entirely ... :(
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accounts you've got a hundred gigs of storage. Add in
the gmailfs and you can ditch your hard drive and boot off of Gmail.
Let them worry about backup. :)
And yet another monitor gets coated with droplets of beverage ... LOL!
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, and sections can be made visible only to certain groups. We
do this on this site, to separate the public discussion area from the
area reserved for staff members only.
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; after all, quality control has never been
the long suit over there ... ;-)
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the saved
MBR located in the /boot dir (usually named boot.0300), and Travis had
mentioned earlier that he had already blown away his linux partitions. I
use the MDK rescue system often, but I've never tried to reinstall a Win
MBR with it on a system not also containing Mandrake.
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that will interact nicely with Windowmaker too.
I use Streamtuner, which calls XMMS to do the playing.
http://freshmeat.net/projects/streamtuner/
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usepeerdns from /etc/ppp/options.
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for identifying exactly which -devel RPM(s) can provide that file.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ urpmf xrender.pc
libxorg-x11-devel:/usr/lib/pkgconfig/xrender.pc
libxfree86-devel:/usr/lib/pkgconfig/xrender.pc
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system, portage, is just a joy to work with, IMHO.
As for the RPM-based distros, I think Mandrake's urpm* tools are superb.
Just my $0.02USD ...
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... or so I gather from the folks (the
lamers?) that will even admit to using that sort of thing. *cough* ;)
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the RH-created MBR with one created from Debian);
11. Reboot once more, ssh in again, and take it from there.
I hope I haven't left anything out ... who knows, it just might work! ;)
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a statewide bank in Concord. We had the same policy then for the account
history data that we made available to the tellers over the online
system - current statement period plus the last two, that's it;
everything beyond that was archived. Disk packs aren't cheap. :)
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/linuxbegin/win-lin-soft-en/table.shtml
http://www-106.ibm.com/developerworks/linux/library/l-roadmap.html
http://www.linuxjournal.com/article.php?sid=6705
http://www.kbst.bund.de/Anlage304428/Migration_Guide.pdf
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be a wash. On the off chance that the technique works, I
delete these pseudo-spams outright, rather than using them as fodder
for sa-learn; hopefully, this tactic circumvents their authors' intent.
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accommodate the analog lines, and IIUIC, asterisk is designed to
interoperate well with itself in exactly this fashion.
See sections 2.3.2 and 2.3.3, respectively, in:
http://www.digium.com/handbook-draft.pdf
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and whatever else is popular on Wintendo boxes these days;
3) That if they are monitoring BT traffic at all, it seems that they are
not inclined (ATM) to be draconian in their attitude towards it.
That's just based on my limited experience, though; hope it helps some.
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, they nip all of that unwanted behavior in the bud; it just
happens to impact your (non-standard) arrangement as collateral damage.
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There are two kinds of people in the world, those who believe there are
two kinds of people
... other than that
their mail now goes out successfully, of course. ;)
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If I call a dog's tail a leg, how many legs does the dog have? Five? No,
four, because calling a tail a leg does not make it a leg. - A. Lincoln
is rented, there is a double-whammy
awaiting you - if you were renting in MA, a portion of your rent would be
deductible on your MA income tax; residents of other states who work in MA
are not allowed to partake of this modicum of relief. :(
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back, unlike most MA residents.
As someone who has lived in both states (for several years each) while
working in MA, this blanket statement varies greatly from my experience.
Care to expand a bit on the reasoning behind this conclusion, Travis?
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postmap /etc/postfix/transport and postfix reload to enable them.
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very angry and been widely regarded as a bad move. - Douglas Adams
accomplish this, but we'll need to know more
about your firewall system(/device) to know which one will work best.
HTH!
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In communities where men build ships for their own sons to fish or
fight from, quality is never a problem
, not inbound, and when
you set your ISP's server as the relay host, it ceases to be a problem.
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fight from, quality is never a problem. -- J. A. Dever
can fill out to send you their message; this would enable you to
avoid making the address itself visible (or otherwise available) at all.
HTH!
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The engineer is neither optimist nor pessimist. He sees the proverbial
half
, and Snort for intrusion detection/logging.
As for your offer, I'd take it, but I have no transportation (I'm in North
Andover, MA, a stone's throw from 495). If that's not a problem for you,
send me an e-mail and we'll set a mutually-convenient date and time.
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when named
tries to restart xstatic.org?
Just a WAG, but perhaps the lack of a trailing dot in line 11 (the 2nd NS
definition line - nic.cent.net) of xstatichost.txt?
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on (or after) that date for it to
take effect. No upstream b/w changes. FWIW ... WMNBM. ;)
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and biz TLDs.
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Microsoft has a new version out, Windows XP, which according to every-
body is the 'most reliable Windows ever.' To me, this is like saying that
asparagus is 'the most articulate vegetable ever.' -- Dave Barry
On Sun, 26 Oct 2003, Michael ODonnell wrote:
The encoded string is:
MTA2NDIwL21vZEB3b3JsZC5zdGQuY29tLy8
It's base64. The decoded string is:
106420/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Microsoft has a new version out, Windows
On Sat, 20 Sep 2003, Bill Mullen wrote:
As Sylvester might say, They'e desspicable! ... ;)
Ummm, now that I think of it, that was Daffy Duck, wasn't it? Oops. :)
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Listen, here's the thing. If you can't spot
the culling of some information, said Smith.
They're getting a sense of what domain names are mistyped, and perhaps
this can be used by a domain name sales company. In addition, Overture is
a pay for click search engine, with questionable affiliates.
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Xbox Live-enabled games appear to
automatically connect to Microsoft servers, identifying the machine
running the game, without the need for an Xbox Live account.
=
As Sylvester might say, They'e desspicable! ... ;)
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172.192.0.0/12 172.192.0.0-172.207.288.255
172.208.0.0/14 172.208.0.0-172.211.255.255
HTH!
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Computers make it easier to do a lot of things, but most of the things
they make it easier to do don't need
also help by distributing knowledge of this flaw elsewhere, in
discussion forums, newsgroups, chatrooms etc. If you know of anybody who
uses a netgear router product you may consider mentioning the flaw.
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An opinion
system has a valid hostname that one can retrieve by doing a reverse
lookup on the IP address, then use that in the MX record - if not, use any
A record name that points to that IP address. CNAMEs should not be used
in MX records.
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encountered in the XF86Config-4 file.
When traveling (without the mouse), you would start X from a console
rather than from a display manager, with a command line like:
startx -- -layout layout2
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Giving money and power
print %.2f\n % 0.567
0.57
print %.2f\n % 0.565
0.56
It's kind of a kludge, but perhaps adding some very small value such as
0.1 just prior to the rounding will get the result you want?
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ perl -e 'print sprintf( %.2f\n, 0.56501 )'
0.57
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On Mon, 14 Jul 2003, Sharpe, Richard wrote:
Good for SuSE!!
http://www.infoworld.com/article/03/07/14/HNwalmartsuse_1.html
Good for Mandrake!! :)
http://linuxtoday.com/it_management/2003070202226NWDPHW
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in the HP contract can only help them in that regard.
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, and
you can ssh in to it and play with the config files directly when you have
a particularly tricky hoop that needs jumping through. :)
Just don't define any routes via gateways that don't exist. ;-)
Well, with the possible exception of that one ... ;)
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only for myself, but hoping I'm not alone.
AOL
What Ben said. :)
/AOL
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very angry and been widely regarded as a bad move. - Douglas Adams
They have pages on Samba as a PDC and Add a Win PC to the domain,
which may be useful in this case.
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In the beginning the Universe was created. This has made a lot of people
very angry and been widely regarded as a bad move
whether
they want to or not, and the WebForward that I have set up through
ZoneEdit means that when they type mail.domain.com into their browser,
they get directed to https://domain.com/webmail/src/login.php; ... :)
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On Tue, 2003-03-25 at 21:00, Cole Tuininga wrote:
On Tue, 2003-03-25 at 18:56, Bill Mullen wrote:
I realize that you've already written off Mandrake as one of your
possible choices (though I can't really see why, as you can do just as
minimal an install in expert mode with Mandrake
I'd mention that the Mandrake tool urpmi does
just what you're looking for - updating unlimited machines without cost
or need to register with anyone - and is both easy to use and easy to
automate. It has all but eliminated dependency hell for most Mandrakers.
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modems, and
while significantly more challenging to set up, is also more versatile -
but is probably overkill for your situation, unless you expect to be
handling many simultaneous calls.
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In the beginning the Universe
. :)
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read-only to prevent any accidents.
That's another thing I like about Knoppix - while it auto-detects the
existing partitions on the machine and (in KDE) provides icons on the
desktop with which to mount them all, the default mounting method is
read-only. Nice touch. :)
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? Learning how to install software
packages from source or from rpm/deb/tgz packages?
Yup. Included is dpkg, apt, kdevelop, gcc 2.95 *and* 3.2, and enough devel
packages to compile any apps you'd be likely to attempt in an intro class.
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and one can save from there either to the floppy, to a local HD drive (if
mounted correctly), or to any storage available to the student elsewhere
on the network (samba, nfs, ftp, ssh/sftp, all included).
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, then check out Leafnode and use the
News.CIS.DFN.DE news server.
For a good explanation of how to install and configure leafnode, see:
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/garryknight/linux/leafnode.html
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a 10BaseT card on my Mandrake 8.1 box; while the 3Com does USB also,
I can't speak to whether or not it works in USB mode with Linux.
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very angry and been
clients do.
When my users check their mail from someone else's system, all of their
stored mail folders and messages are available, not just the new arrivals.
IMAP rules.
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The power of accurate observation is commonly called
is for using a
/file/ as the input for the app (it reads the file into the app's STDIN).
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have not got it. - George Bernard Shaw
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