00:00 < bridge> It's 0 now so in like 18 hours you can start the stream xd 00:08 < bridge> @mpft was gonna say, if you start streaming now we'll be sad 00:39 < bridge> maybe i will do it tomorrow about noon mountain time 00:39 < bridge> maybe i will do it tomorrow about noon mountain daylight time 01:16 < ws-client> Go stream now ewan xd 04:30 < bridge> Why does the master server report 2 formats for skins? 04:30 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1236867531810013194/image.png?ex=66399227&is=663840a7&hm=be653d430960f81619b04789ce12c4b81f8617b8edc016da7fa5b67e6878cf44& 04:34 < bridge> Yea I dont use custom colors, anyway how am I on 0.6, and how are those numbers representing color? (I'm trying to make a skin renderer) 04:36 < bridge> so what skin do you render in first 04:36 < bridge> first one or second one 04:36 < bridge> So far I'm just trying to make sense of it, havent done anything yet 04:36 < bridge> ig there's some skin renderer for both 0.6 and 0.7 written in typescript 04:36 < bridge> I've seen some yea, I could use those 04:36 < bridge> my use case is, I have a findPlayer function, and it returns whatever it finds after a request to the master server 04:36 < bridge> from there I have that skin data 04:36 < bridge> im kinda stuck on getting from skin data to an actually rendered image 04:37 < bridge> afair master should show information about which protocol player uses 04:37 < bridge> you can render skin by player protocol 04:37 < bridge> like if player uses 0.6, render 0.6 04:37 < bridge> if 0.7 -> 0.7 04:37 < bridge> ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ 04:37 < bridge> ah its a magic xd 04:37 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1236869502130458715/image.png?ex=663993fd&is=6638427d&hm=bc21f1da5768c05433e61a87b3b8e4373297dc1b74650aa81e8ce483dfdd9e62& 04:39 < bridge> I can tell which is which now that you've told me 04:39 < bridge> but as far as I can see, there's nothing specifying a protocol 04:41 < bridge> wait wtf 04:42 < bridge> how did you get 2 different skin formats in one response 04:43 < bridge> Master server gives an array of servers, I filtered them for the server I'm in, from there I went to server.info.clients and that's another array of all connected (and connecting) clients 04:43 < bridge> ah 04:43 < bridge> each client may have a skin property, and if it does, it's in 1 of those 2 formats 04:43 < bridge> its two different players 04:43 < bridge> got it 04:43 < bridge> yea xd 04:44 < bridge> you can just check if there name in structure you fetching 04:44 < bridge> so if it has name, its 0.6 one 04:44 < bridge> otherwise 0.7 04:44 < bridge> yea I know, problem is how do I get from that to an image buffer or at least a url 04:44 < bridge> by yourself xd 04:44 < bridge> :why_god_why: 04:45 < bridge> there's couple skin database you can check by knocking some fancy url 04:45 < bridge> I'd rather only support the official one by default, with some other way of adding other db's 04:45 < bridge> ddnet uses https://skins.ddnet.org/skin/community/ for community database and https://skins.ddnet.org/skin/ for official ones 04:46 < bridge> just append skin name to the end and send a request 04:46 < bridge> I'm guessing there's no way to check from which db any skin is? 04:47 < bridge> https://api.skins.tw/database/skins/ also usable 04:47 < bridge> these all are 0.6 04:47 < bridge> except of latter one (i don't remember actually) 04:48 < bridge> yeah these all are 0.6 04:49 < bridge> idk if there 0.7 db online available 04:49 < bridge> better make one yourself 04:49 < bridge> oh btw, for 0.7 skins, which one do I use? I'm guessing `marking` but then what are all the other keys for? 04:49 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1236872381302312970/image.png?ex=663996ab&is=6638452b&hm=77e27855dd11481ca24be9b8c9b157b7cccda7bfc943fac15e16adddd21c811a& 04:49 < bridge> they're all parts of one skin 04:50 < bridge> 0.7 skin is constructed by rendering all of them combined 04:50 < bridge> also 0.7 color is different from 0.6 04:50 < bridge> how so? 04:50 < bridge> I still dont get how those numbers represent color XD 04:51 < bridge> uh, enable custom color on your skin 04:51 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1236872929535594546/image.png?ex=6639972e&is=663845ae&hm=8925a64261a8d9966823e406fde4fd67c3f3146e44b68766a933b55839cf5d08& 04:51 < bridge> yea 04:57 < bridge> https://github.com/AlexIsTheGuy/TeeAssembler-2.0/blob/main/dist/color.js is readable enough i think 04:57 < bridge> anyway afair this string is just concatenated 4 bytes 04:57 < bridge> represented in 16 base 04:58 < bridge> try color&255, color/256&255, color/256/256&255 04:59 < bridge> ? 04:59 < bridge> yeah literally 05:04 < bridge> this works perfectly for 0.6 skins 05:04 < bridge> with/without color 05:04 < bridge> now i need something to handle 0.7 skins 05:04 < bridge> 05:04 < bridge> have never knew that js is so ugly uh 05:04 < bridge> this is why we use typescript 05:04 < bridge> also that's compiled js, from typescript 05:04 < bridge> im assuming, at least, cuz it's in a dist folder xd 05:04 < bridge> :kek: 05:04 < bridge> outplayed myself 05:04 < bridge> anyhow this 05:05 < bridge> know any 0.7 skin renderer? 05:11 < bridge> there's no 0.7 skin renderer in public 05:11 < bridge> i think so 05:11 < bridge> you should figure it out yourself by lurking 0.7 skin renderer code in upstream 05:49 < bridge> this one has the most skins because it mirrors all other services + has many skins of its own 05:52 < bridge> i dont think this is an inherent issue in js 05:52 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1236888377710739577/image.png?ex=6639a591&is=66385411&hm=8dcc5fe54383f8d3701ef693141ed58242ffd4002a4f42c2748a4c1c3028aaa9& 06:01 < bridge> gm 06:02 < bridge> did i ping u :monkalaugh: 06:02 < bridge> >:( 06:03 < bridge> sry 06:03 < bridge> i usually turn it off 06:03 < bridge> no you didn't xd 06:03 < bridge> im just curious if pinging online people is something off the road 06:04 < bridge> some ppl get mad about it idk 06:04 < bridge> btw did you ever see an atomic segfault with sigsegv 06:04 < bridge> when storing or loading 06:05 < bridge> im trying to think of how this could happen lol 06:05 < bridge> but it doesn't sound unfamiliar 06:05 < bridge> on loading 06:06 < bridge> i saw a so question about it and that clearly stated that gcc had a bug with unaligned data in atomic 06:06 < bridge> but its kinda 2015 06:06 < bridge> damn 06:07 < bridge> std atomic? 06:07 < bridge> yup 06:07 < bridge> bizarre 06:07 < bridge> idk if i've ever encountered that 06:07 < bridge> can't remember 06:08 < bridge> if u attach debugger does it break on an intsinsic 06:08 < bridge> its actually just CHttpRequests state from ddnet codebase being checked in another loop 06:08 < bridge> maybe its the problem 06:08 < bridge> id shouldn't check it every tick though 06:09 < bridge> is the CHttpRequest valid 06:11 < bridge> wdym 06:11 < bridge> do u have a ptr to it 06:11 < bridge> its under shared ptr, not a nullptr 06:11 < bridge> ic 06:11 < bridge> i couldn't use it any other way 06:12 < bridge> i just wonder what the debugger says before segfault 06:13 < bridge> also it's just being init like CHttpRequest ctor -> std::make_shared? 06:13 < bridge> or some other tomfoolery 06:14 < bridge> clean std::make_shared 06:15 < bridge> btw seems its loop problem 06:15 < bridge> i see 06:15 < bridge> it didn't sigsegv this time 06:15 < bridge> i should check httpstate a bit rarer 06:15 < bridge> is this a real word xd 06:15 < bridge> less frequently 06:15 < bridge> my brain is malfunctioning 06:16 < bridge> rarer isn't a word 06:16 < bridge> got it 06:16 < bridge> more rarely/less rarely 06:16 < bridge> i fucked up my sleep schedule 06:16 < bridge> again 06:16 < bridge> sadge 06:17 < bridge> im getting over that myself 06:17 < bridge> woke up at like 2 today 06:17 < bridge> but the weird thing is i went to bed at like midnight the day before yesterday and still woke up at 2 pm... 06:17 < bridge> but the weird thing is i went to bed at like midnight the day before yesterday and still woke up at 2 pm yesterday... 06:18 < bridge> same! 06:18 < bridge> maybe it has something to do with weather 06:18 < bridge> we had like +15-20C 06:18 < bridge> and then 06:19 < bridge> kabooom 06:19 < bridge> 20C drop 06:19 < bridge> damn 06:19 < bridge> it's colder here too cuz it's spring 06:19 < bridge> but that really doesn't say anything where i live 06:19 < bridge> colorado weather is very erratic 06:20 < bridge> i can't say the same about my state 06:20 < bridge> but last years 06:20 < bridge> idk 06:20 < bridge> nature goes crazy 06:20 < bridge> climate change is real 06:20 < bridge> can't wait until we get 120 degree summers and -20 winters 06:21 < bridge> yappie 06:21 < bridge> there's no need in nuclear winter, we'll have the winter another way 06:21 < bridge> so true 06:22 < bridge> i bet if global community will do anything in future 06:22 < bridge> or will they go like 06:22 < bridge> "climate cycle huh" 06:22 < bridge> yea 06:23 < bridge> record breaking temperatures? freezing ice caps? crazy coincidence 06:23 < bridge> record breaking temperatures? melting ice caps? crazy coincidence 06:23 < bridge> xdd 06:23 < bridge> nobody will act until it's too late 06:23 < bridge> it's already too late 06:23 < bridge> sad but true 06:24 < bridge> i did a little presentation about ecologists 06:24 < bridge> and should have been write a little research on this topic 06:25 < bridge> found out that there's no actual impact behind these people since none of them are actual manufacturer xd 06:25 < bridge> manufacturers* 06:25 < bridge> factories go brrr 06:26 < bridge> yea 06:27 < bridge> small companies and individuals are already doing as much as they should but each plastic straw is nothing compared to the pollution being created by international transit and meat packing 06:27 < bridge> and in that area it's all about execs and their wallets 06:28 < bridge> this is where we need to depend on legislature to do what's best for the world but all of the first world countries have already proven they don't give a shit about the future 06:28 < bridge> so it's probably over 06:31 < bridge> had a read about pagers cancellation on a wave of drug-dealing in us 06:31 < bridge> like 06:32 < bridge> they really sent children to the prison instead of removing key figures of drug-dealing 06:33 < bridge> and now they want to ban phones in us xd 06:33 < bridge> for underages* 06:33 < bridge> typically 06:34 < bridge> law enforcement and incarceration in the u.s. is just nasty 06:34 < bridge> not necessarily about putting away those who do badly but more about maintaining some political image or fulfilling politicians' interests 06:35 < bridge> why lobbying is still a thing wtf 06:35 < bridge> and its legal in us 06:35 < bridge> $ 06:35 < bridge> our world is doomed i suppose xddd 06:35 < bridge> yeah 06:35 < bridge> usually the politicians are getting a cut of whatever the lobbyist is lobbying for 06:35 < bridge> i mean not usually but often 06:36 < bridge> and especially in the headline cases 06:37 < bridge> doomed indeed 10:28 < bridge> morning 10:39 < bridge> @learath2 https://github.com/greshake/i3status-rust 10:41 < bridge> > >>> Emerging (6 of 6) games-action/teeworlds-0.7.5-r3::gentoo 10:41 < bridge> > >>> Installing (6 of 6) games-action/teeworlds-0.7.5-r3::gentoo 10:41 < bridge> > >>> Completed (6 of 6) games-action/teeworlds-0.7.5-r3::gentoo 10:41 < bridge> tf 10:41 < bridge> teeworlds got updated? 10:41 < bridge> https://www.teeworlds.com/?page=news&id=14785 10:42 < bridge> "Up to 16 Players" :YEP: 10:42 < bridge> ah 10:42 < bridge> its old 10:43 < bridge> i guess gentoo patched it 10:43 < bridge> :kek: 10:43 < bridge> nothing from tw xd 10:43 < bridge> Is oy the only one with Wiki Access ? 10:58 < bridge> imagine 11:08 < bridge> we can use http caching for that. there's an etag header and cache-control: max-age 11:08 < bridge> ``` 11:08 < bridge> $ curl -I https://ddnet.org/skins/skin/cammo.png 11:08 < bridge> HTTP/2 200 11:08 < bridge> date: Mon, 06 May 2024 09:05:57 GMT 11:08 < bridge> content-type: image/png 11:08 < bridge> content-length: 5863 11:08 < bridge> last-modified: Tue, 27 Jan 2015 00:48:35 GMT 11:08 < bridge> etag: "54c6e063-16e7" 11:08 < bridge> expires: Sat, 27 Apr 2024 07:53:08 GMT 11:08 < bridge> cache-control: max-age=86400 11:08 < bridge> access-control-allow-origin: * 11:08 < bridge> cf-cache-status: HIT 11:09 < bridge> age: 75851 11:09 < bridge> accept-ranges: bytes 11:09 < bridge> server: cloudflare 11:09 < bridge> cf-ray: 87f7cfc00e533bc4-WAW 11:09 < bridge> alt-svc: h3=":443"; ma=86400 11:09 < bridge> ``` 11:09 < bridge> ``` 11:09 < bridge> $ curl -H 'If-None-Match: "54c6e063-16e7"' -I https://ddnet.org/skins/skin/cammo.png 11:09 < bridge> HTTP/2 304 11:09 < bridge> date: Mon, 06 May 2024 09:08:23 GMT 11:09 < bridge> last-modified: Tue, 27 Jan 2015 00:48:35 GMT 11:09 < bridge> etag: "54c6e063-16e7" 11:09 < bridge> expires: Sat, 27 Apr 2024 07:53:08 GMT 11:09 < bridge> cache-control: max-age=86400 11:09 < bridge> access-control-allow-origin: * 11:09 < bridge> cf-cache-status: HIT 11:09 < bridge> age: 75997 11:09 < bridge> server: cloudflare 11:11 < bridge> just start now so that you'll know the game hours in the last 10 years in 2034 😉 11:12 < bridge> https://docs.rs/rayon/1.10.0/rayon/iter/trait.ParallelBridge.html#tymethod.par_bridge does that nicely 11:20 < bridge> ah, you already said that 11:28 < bridge> thanks, I'll add that to my TODO list 11:35 < bridge> got it integrated 11:35 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1236974700672974878/image.png?ex=6639f5f6&is=6638a476&hm=447f4074588e6960618e84930d095ff4e80c22fdd35f24411f8dea4ce7932a02& 11:55 < bridge> looks pretty :owo: 11:55 < bridge> Dudes PC is goated af 12:04 < bridge> (actually, maybe `expires: Sat, 27 Apr 2024 07:53:08 GMT` is easier to parse than `cache-control: max-age=86400` because we can use curl's date parser (which we already use elsewhere)) 14:26 < bridge> @heinrich5991 do u know if the -I option for includes only accepts absolute paths? 14:26 < bridge> `-I` 14:26 < bridge> also accepts relative paths 14:30 < bridge> Give me one of those screens pls :owo: 14:32 < bridge> No 14:32 < bridge> pleeeaaaase 🥺 14:33 < bridge> OK 300€ 14:33 < bridge> 50€ and one hug? 14:34 < bridge> + my 4k points kog acc 14:50 < bridge> <0xdeen> Maybe the authors of status.tw have some old data around: https://status.tw/, you could ask Mr_Anderson on https://discord.gg/paavjRnH 14:57 < bridge> How Long is the hug? 14:57 < bridge> aipgores theoritical perfect time :D 14:57 < bridge> aipgores theoretical perfect time :D 14:58 < bridge> Hmm, make it Times two and i might considere 15:00 < bridge> so 67s? 15:00 < bridge> sure 15:52 < bridge> man 15:52 < bridge> i hate depending on C libs 15:52 < bridge> or cpp 15:52 < bridge> i wasted 2 hours trying to link something 15:52 < bridge> what's the current example? 15:52 < bridge> you are asking me or? 15:53 < bridge> yep 15:53 < bridge> what C lib did you try to link? 15:53 < bridge> so i forked a rust library that uses a llvm library 15:53 < bridge> called tablegen 15:53 < bridge> https://github.com/edg-l/tblgen-rs-alt 15:53 < bridge> for some reason it fails on ubuntu, when running cargo test 15:53 < bridge> but it works locally 15:53 < bridge> and it also works on macos 15:54 < bridge> ah 😦 yea. depending on big C++ projects like LLVM is a pain 15:54 < bridge> @ryozuki when edlang-cranelift? 15:54 < bridge> https://github.com/edg-l/tblgen-rs-alt/actions/runs/8969217906/job/24630181711?pr=5 15:55 < bridge> i wish cranelift was a optimizing compiler 15:55 < bridge> but sadly they just want it to be fast for compile time and wasm focused 15:55 < bridge> I mean the "optimizing compiler" use case is well-covered by LLVM 15:55 < bridge> yeah, its what edlang uses 15:56 < bridge> i dont even have a fully working language so multiple backends is too much work xd 15:56 < bridge> but i would love to see something like LLVM but that its library friendly 15:56 < bridge> a.k.a usable as a library outside the language it is made in (be it c++ like llvm or rust) 15:57 < bridge> llvm is too much cpp focused 15:57 < bridge> the C api is a after thought 15:57 < bridge> i got a nice idea 15:57 < bridge> I'd say the best bet for that would *not* be to rewrite LLVM from scratch, but enhance LLVM's ability to be a library 15:57 < bridge> make a "language-server" but for library interface generators 15:57 < bridge> kek 15:57 < bridge> some standard protocol 15:58 < bridge> the language server protocol is a bit too much "whatever vscode does" I've heard 15:58 < bridge> xd yeah but i meant the idea of protocol to have easy codegen for the library in the language u want to use 15:58 < bridge> i guess defining the api in a json file or smth 15:58 < bridge> and use it to codegen 15:59 < bridge> sounds inefficient, I don't like it 15:59 < bridge> how is it ineficient? 15:59 < bridge> this would be a gargantuan task anyway, you'd have to have a very very good reason 15:59 < bridge> using JSON/HTTPS is slow for APIs 15:59 < bridge> the json file is just to generate for example the rust library that provides a nice interface to say llvm 15:59 < bridge> i think u misunderstanding me 15:59 < bridge> ah 15:59 < bridge> the file is used only at compile time to get a native library 16:00 < bridge> which u use 16:00 < bridge> I see 16:00 < bridge> there are a couple of projects that do something like that 16:00 < bridge> my aim is to have nice libraries for stuff made in other languages 16:00 < bridge> e.g. https://github.com/mozilla/uniffi-rs/ 16:00 < bridge> I fixed that up a little while trying to get nice python bindings for libtw2-huffman 16:00 < bridge> that looks nice 16:00 < bridge> but llvm is made in cpp not rust 16:00 < bridge> xd 16:01 < bridge> I'm sure there's something similar for C++ 16:01 < bridge> I remember swig from the old days, but it wasn't that good IIRC 16:01 < bridge> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SWIG 16:01 < bridge> A common interface description language wouldn't be the worst idea. It sounds so obviously like a good idea that I wonder why there isn't one around already 16:02 < bridge> there's IDL 16:02 < bridge> yeah xd 16:02 < bridge> it's used in web, and uniffi uses it as well 16:02 < bridge> you know what is the current common interface description language? C 16:03 < bridge> that's not really an interface description language 16:03 < bridge> i know it was half a joke 16:03 < bridge> ah, it was called WebIDL: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_IDL 16:03 < bridge> :owo: 16:03 < bridge> looks like nobody rly thought much of IDL 16:03 < bridge> I guess one of the biggest issues is efficiently passing stuff from language to language 16:04 < bridge> but I think I heard uniffi is moving away from using an IDL :/ 16:07 < bridge> limitation: https://github.com/mozilla/uniffi-rs/issues/1586 16:07 < bridge> but the limitation could be fixed 16:08 < bridge> Does uniffi have requirements on the types of functions that can be exposed to other languages? 16:09 < bridge> yes. it has a data model that covers some types, can create more types and can pass opaque types ("handles") 16:09 < bridge> it cannot pass anything that falls outside of this data model 16:28 < bridge> some days i wanna continue edlang, some others i want to restart ryoOS 16:28 < bridge> but no time kek 16:28 < bridge> do programmers who retire spend their time doing their dream projects? 16:28 < bridge> or they just go drink beers and forget 16:29 < bridge> I wonder if how well I'll be able to program when I retire 16:29 < bridge> same 16:29 < bridge> the ability to think decreases with age 16:29 < bridge> my thought is that when i retire ill do projects that require lot of time 16:30 < bridge> but maybe the mind isnt there anymore 16:30 < bridge> I wonder how well I'll be able to program when I retire 16:30 < bridge> :justatest: 16:30 < bridge> but maybe the brain isnt there anymore 16:30 < bridge> https://stackoverflow.co/company/press/archive/openai-partnership 16:31 < bridge> https://stackoverflow.co/teams/ai/ 16:32 < bridge> what was the previous buzz word before AI came? 16:32 < bridge> i forgot 16:32 < bridge> cloud 16:32 < bridge> oh true 16:32 < bridge> well its still here isnt it 16:32 < bridge> yeah 16:32 < bridge> low code 16:32 < bridge> kek 16:34 < bridge> another idea i have is to || rewrite some c/c++ libraries to rust || but only not rly big ones 16:36 < bridge> https://github.com/xiph/opus/tree/main 16:36 < bridge> is this a big project to port 16:39 < bridge> looks quite big 16:39 < bridge> also it uses goto kek 16:39 < bridge> altho just to jump to error handling 17:09 < bridge> definitely not small 17:37 < bridge> maybe a skin index would still be nice, for the skin list and to not do useless requests. but maybe as a first step this would already be good 😄 17:37 < bridge> oh yeah pls 17:37 < bridge> opus and vorbis please 17:37 < bridge> thanks 17:37 < bridge> and zlib encoding 17:37 < bridge> then last c dep is ring 😬 17:53 < bridge> xd 17:54 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1237070049613844530/GM55IZkXMAAA8jj.png?ex=663a4ec3&is=6638fd43&hm=9c39a5117695fd94f12cc249c662191a02c81ebfd87a1c7fde77ffdfc13dea8d& 17:55 < bridge> :justatest: 17:59 < bridge> author has clearly never seen a tree root system 17:59 < bridge> i've never seen a tree 17:59 < bridge> @mpft where is promised stream 18:00 < bridge> 2 hours 18:00 < bridge> i have dr appt 18:00 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1237071462167482500/IMG_5344.jpg?ex=663a5014&is=6638fe94&hm=dc8a0c632bd70cf6c0abeaf275cfbab9534cc8410b389ae01c6fa14f8f7fa402& 18:00 < bridge> dog tho 18:02 < bridge> be careful dog eye is reflecting u! 18:02 < bridge> sad doggo 18:03 < bridge> now he sweating dxd 18:03 < bridge> she is chilling 18:03 < bridge> dozing 18:03 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1237072233608904785/IMG_5345.jpg?ex=663a50cc&is=6638ff4c&hm=9bd9b526e1194701ea884fcab4cbdd6c514e136c7a0c951e08f15684c161460f& 18:03 < bridge> @mpft i can see u 18:03 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1237072237039976458/image.png?ex=663a50cd&is=6638ff4d&hm=cc36b588104252173fb548ae4ec1136080737ba77d8a625fc07560930311ec8f& 18:03 < bridge> is healthcare for dogs also expensive in america? 18:03 < bridge> yes 18:04 < bridge> omg do you also see that reptiloid? 18:05 < bridge> The one in the background or the one behind the ear? 18:05 < bridge> all of 'em 18:05 < bridge> now use AI to get the dog back 18:09 < bridge> Computer, enhance 18:09 < bridge> https://tenor.com/view/comedy-parody-adult-swim-ntsfsdsuv-piper-gif-3454000 18:09 < bridge> gotta love the free tools lmao 18:09 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1237073856640975001/image.png?ex=663a524f&is=663900cf&hm=b2d985573fb6274054745c7e30a33d5b65dfc7bd0fe2a36f84040b20b52cedca& 18:10 < bridge>