After adding it all up it seems I went a little crazy this flash sale. I ended up spending $92.86 or $7.73 a month
Total of 10 VMs in NYC(1), Dallas(3), Phoenix(1), Los Angeles(1), San Jose(1), Seattle(2), Tokyo(1)
With a total of 19 cores, 20GB RAM, 352GB NVMe, 13 IPv4, 46.5 TB transfer.
Anybody know where else I can get 19 cores, 20GB RAM, 352GB NVMe, 13 IPv4, and 46.5 TB transfer for $7.73 a month ?
I have purchased and paid for VPS 2222 but after 7 hours I still have not received VPS information. I am waiting and I believe this is a good promotion.
@FrankZ said:
After adding it all up it seems I went a little crazy this flash sale. I ended up spending $92.86 or $7.73 a month
Total of 10 VMs in NYC(1), Dallas(3), Phoenix(1), Los Angeles(1), San Jose(1), Seattle(2), Tokyo(1)
With a total of 19 cores, 20GB RAM, 352GB NVMe, 13 IPv4, 46.5 TB transfer.
Anybody know where else I can get 19 cores, 20GB RAM, 352GB NVMe, 13 IPv4, and 46.5 TB transfer for $7.73 a month ?
@FrankZ said:
After adding it all up it seems I went a little crazy this flash sale. I ended up spending $92.86 or $7.73 a month
Total of 10 VMs in NYC(1), Dallas(3), Phoenix(1), Los Angeles(1), San Jose(1), Seattle(2), Tokyo(1)
With a total of 19 cores, 20GB RAM, 352GB NVMe, 13 IPv4, 46.5 TB transfer.
Anybody know where else I can get 19 cores, 20GB RAM, 352GB NVMe, 13 IPv4, and 46.5 TB transfer for $7.73 a month ?
@FrankZ said:
After adding it all up it seems I went a little crazy this flash sale. I ended up spending $92.86 or $7.73 a month
Total of 10 VMs in NYC(1), Dallas(3), Phoenix(1), Los Angeles(1), San Jose(1), Seattle(2), Tokyo(1)
With a total of 19 cores, 20GB RAM, 352GB NVMe, 13 IPv4, 46.5 TB transfer.
Anybody know where else I can get 19 cores, 20GB RAM, 352GB NVMe, 13 IPv4, and 46.5 TB transfer for $7.73 a month ?
Hey, ya will idle most them anyway, how about handling some root access to @Flying_Chinaman
Don't like to be a party pooper but is anyone else having issues logging into the VPS control panel at Virmach? My VPS is working but whenever I try to login from the VPS Control Panel option in the billing dashboard, I'm getting a "Invalid vserverid or username" error and can't login. Am I doing something wrong here?
@Sova said:
Don't like to be a party pooper but is anyone else having issues logging into the VPS control panel at Virmach? My VPS is working but whenever I try to login from the VPS Control Panel option in the billing dashboard, I'm getting a "Invalid vserverid or username" error and can't login. Am I doing something wrong here?
Same situation as yours
but don't need to use it for now.
By the way, hello to the neighbors of LAXA018
@FrankZ said:
After adding it all up it seems I went a little crazy this flash sale. I ended up spending $92.86 or $7.73 a month
Total of 10 VMs in NYC(1), Dallas(3), Phoenix(1), Los Angeles(1), San Jose(1), Seattle(2), Tokyo(1)
With a total of 19 cores, 20GB RAM, 352GB NVMe, 13 IPv4, 46.5 TB transfer.
Anybody know where else I can get 19 cores, 20GB RAM, 352GB NVMe, 13 IPv4, and 46.5 TB transfer for $7.73 a month ?
@duc5e said:
I have purchased and paid for VPS 2222 but after 7 hours I still have not received VPS information. I am waiting and I believe this is a good promotion.
With time all good things will come. I still have four from today that are pending. I expect that VirMach is a bit backed up after all the sales today.
Migration to Japan: (caution don't try) https://billing.virmach.com/clientarea.php?action=productdetails&id=666666&migration=Without%20Data&to=Tokyo&locid=1379
Substitute 666666 with your chicken id.
Open the link after login.
When it says success, go back, refresh, pay the invoice.
If migration fails due to out of stock, $13 migration fee would be taken, and only $3 would be refunded to account credits.
The tutorial only guarantees correctly generating work order and invoice, but the author lost 39 knives.
Gamblers should only try when Japan region has stonks.
I have many questions.
To start: why is the migration action coded as an HTTP GET request?
This is a violation of RFC 9110:
Request methods are considered "safe" if their defined semantics are essentially read-only; i.e., the client does not request, and does not expect, any state change on the origin server as a result of applying a safe method to a target resource. Likewise, reasonable use of a safe method is not expected to cause any harm, loss of property, or unusual burden on the origin server.
Of the request methods defined by this specification, the GET, HEAD, OPTIONS, and TRACE methods are defined to be safe.
Submitting a migration request is not a read-only operation, so that it should use POST method instead.
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Migration to Japan: (caution don't try) https://billing.virmach.com/clientarea.php?action=productdetails&id=666666&migration=Without%20Data&to=Tokyo&locid=1379
Substitute 666666 with your chicken id.
Open the link after login.
When it says success, go back, refresh, pay the invoice.
If migration fails due to out of stock, $13 migration fee would be taken, and only $3 would be refunded to account credits.
The tutorial only guarantees correctly generating work order and invoice, but the author lost 39 knives.
Gamblers should only try when Japan region has stonks.
I have many questions.
To start: why is the migration action coded as an HTTP GET request?
This is a violation of RFC 9110:
Request methods are considered "safe" if their defined semantics are essentially read-only; i.e., the client does not request, and does not expect, any state change on the origin server as a result of applying a safe method to a target resource. Likewise, reasonable use of a safe method is not expected to cause any harm, loss of property, or unusual burden on the origin server.
Of the request methods defined by this specification, the GET, HEAD, OPTIONS, and TRACE methods are defined to be safe.
Submitting a migration request is not a read-only operation, so that it should use POST method instead.
Wth did I just try to read on three days of no sleep?
lovely. virmach can take their money and terminate these MJJs, after which hold another round of flash deals with the reclaimed services.. kill 2 Jis with one stone
@FrankZ said:
The mjj are discussing how to migrate flash deals to Tokyo by compromising a poorly written aspect of VirMach's migration code.
No, no, no.
They are considering how to give Virmach $10
I got that too, and that they were walking the road to getting their accounts cancelled. But one needs to make it as simple as possible for a sleepy Yeti.
@VirMach Knew ya're busy to count yor money
Could ya kindly fix the outdated SSL certificate of looking glass
Also SEAZ002 didn't appear in yor serverstatus page
@AuroraZero said: Wth did I just try to read on three days of no sleep?
The mjj are discussing how to migrate flash deals to Tokyo by compromising a poorly written aspect of VirMach's migration code.
If there is money to be made, why not? Maybe Virmach could simply charge more for migration to this location.
Know what's funny I believe I saw him say there was no room left there awhile back 😆. Too lazy too look at it right now. @root got me started on yet another project.
@AuroraZero said: Wth did I just try to read on three days of no sleep?
The mjj are discussing how to migrate flash deals to Tokyo by compromising a poorly written aspect of VirMach's migration code.
If there is money to be made, why not? Maybe Virmach could simply charge more for migration to this location.
He was talking earlier about lowering the surcharge for Tokyo to $5, which personally I think would be a mistake. I agree with you, if so many mjj want to migrate to Tokyo he should raise the surcharge. Well I guess that $16.46/yr 1 core, 1.5GB RAM, 35GB NVMe, 4TB transfer VPS I was going to let go to some lucky person will keep some value.
@AuroraZero said: Wth did I just try to read on three days of no sleep?
The mjj are discussing how to migrate flash deals to Tokyo by compromising a poorly written aspect of VirMach's migration code.
If there is money to be made, why not? Maybe Virmach could simply charge more for migration to this location.
Know what's funny I believe I saw him say there was no room left there awhile back 😆. Too lazy too look at it right now. @root got me started on yet another project.
You are correct that VirMach said Tokyo was full, but he also said he was going to send more servers there soon™
@AuroraZero said: Wth did I just try to read on three days of no sleep?
The mjj are discussing how to migrate flash deals to Tokyo by compromising a poorly written aspect of VirMach's migration code.
If there is money to be made, why not? Maybe Virmach could simply charge more for migration to this location.
Know what's funny I believe I saw him say there was no room left there awhile back 😆. Too lazy too look at it right now. @root got me started on yet another project.
You are correct that VirMach said Tokyo was full, but he also said he was going to send more servers there soon™
Glad to know I wasn't hallucinating yet 😉. Yeah well soon might be 4 weeks from now. I agree keep it 10 or if they like it so much make it 15. I mean having to deal with it would be worthwhile.
@FrankZ said:
After adding it all up it seems I went a little crazy this flash sale. I ended up spending $92.86 or $7.73 a month
Total of 10 VMs in NYC(1), Dallas(3), Phoenix(1), Los Angeles(1), San Jose(1), Seattle(2), Tokyo(1)
With a total of 19 cores, 20GB RAM, 352GB NVMe, 13 IPv4, 46.5 TB transfer.
Anybody know where else I can get 19 cores, 20GB RAM, 352GB NVMe, 13 IPv4, and 46.5 TB transfer for $7.73 a month ?
@shallow said:
My service hasn't been activated and I'm losing billions, meanwhile you people are making bible jokes.
Hey hey hey calm down buddies. Jeebus is yer copilot and he doesn't know how to fly. You know being born way before the inventor the aerial screw and all.
This morning i found out that i got so close to the 2.22 deal that my credit card was charged, but no order id was visible, no invoice is in the system and of course no service was created. :'(
anyone else?
EDIT: turns out it was only pre-authorised, not charged. still must have been close to getting it....
@someTom said:
This morning i found out that i got so close to the 2.22 deal that my credit card was charged, but no order id was visible, no invoice is in the system and of course no service was created. :'(
It's a conspiracy. Virmach wants to take over the world by using all that money.
anyone else?
Possible. Usually people open tickets asking for refunds if they are wrongfully charged.
@Neoon said:
Fuck, that rush, now its over, have to wait another fucking year.
Magic eight ball says that VirMach will do a sale on EPYC VMs well before next BF.
HOLD! The replenishment is mid flight.
I would totally want to have a low-end server hosted on a flying plane. Just imagine a VPS with it's location constantly changing and with different routes all the time.
@Neoon said:
Fuck, that rush, now its over, have to wait another fucking year.
Magic eight ball says that VirMach will do a sale on EPYC VMs well before next BF.
HOLD! The replenishment is mid flight.
I would totally want to have a low-end server hosted on a flying plane. Just imagine a VPS with it's location constantly changing and with different routes all the time.
Still waiting on my VPS on the moon I was promised ten years ago.
@Neoon said:
Fuck, that rush, now its over, have to wait another fucking year.
Magic eight ball says that VirMach will do a sale on EPYC VMs well before next BF.
HOLD! The replenishment is mid flight.
I would totally want to have a low-end server hosted on a flying plane. Just imagine a VPS with it's location constantly changing and with different routes all the time.
Still waiting on my VPS on the moon I was promised ten years ago.
With the current green agenda in mind, it might be doable. Solar panels on the light side of the moon, and servers established on the dark side of the moon to keep cool.
@Neoon said:
Fuck, that rush, now its over, have to wait another fucking year.
Magic eight ball says that VirMach will do a sale on EPYC VMs well before next BF.
HOLD! The replenishment is mid flight.
I would totally want to have a low-end server hosted on a flying plane. Just imagine a VPS with it's location constantly changing and with different routes all the time.
Still waiting on my VPS on the moon I was promised ten years ago.
@Neoon said:
Fuck, that rush, now its over, have to wait another fucking year.
Magic eight ball says that VirMach will do a sale on EPYC VMs well before next BF.
HOLD! The replenishment is mid flight.
I would totally want to have a low-end server hosted on a flying plane. Just imagine a VPS with it's location constantly changing and with different routes all the time.
Still waiting on my VPS on the moon I was promised ten years ago.
With the current green agenda in mind, it might be doable. Solar panels on the light side of the moon, and servers established on the dark side of the moon to keep cool.
EDIT: Problems might be on eclipses, but we can always bomb and destroy the planet which causes them.
@Neoon said:
Fuck, that rush, now its over, have to wait another fucking year.
Magic eight ball says that VirMach will do a sale on EPYC VMs well before next BF.
HOLD! The replenishment is mid flight.
I would totally want to have a low-end server hosted on a flying plane. Just imagine a VPS with it's location constantly changing and with different routes all the time.
Still waiting on my VPS on the moon I was promised ten years ago.> @FrankZ said:
@Neoon said:
Fuck, that rush, now its over, have to wait another fucking year.
Magic eight ball says that VirMach will do a sale on EPYC VMs well before next BF.
HOLD! The replenishment is mid flight.
I would totally want to have a low-end server hosted on a flying plane. Just imagine a VPS with it's location constantly changing and with different routes all the time.
Still waiting on my VPS on the moon I was promised ten years ago.
It's there. The network is just down.
Musk fucks me again. Beginning to think that guy has a problem with me.
Migration to Japan: (caution don't try) https://billing.virmach.com/clientarea.php?action=productdetails&id=666666&migration=Without%20Data&to=Tokyo&locid=1379
Substitute 666666 with your chicken id.
Open the link after login.
When it says success, go back, refresh, pay the invoice.
If migration fails due to out of stock, $13 migration fee would be taken, and only $3 would be refunded to account credits.
The tutorial only guarantees correctly generating work order and invoice, but the author lost 39 knives.
Gamblers should only try when Japan region has stonks.
I have many questions.
To start: why is the migration action coded as an HTTP GET request?
This is a violation of RFC 9110:
Request methods are considered "safe" if their defined semantics are essentially read-only; i.e., the client does not request, and does not expect, any state change on the origin server as a result of applying a safe method to a target resource. Likewise, reasonable use of a safe method is not expected to cause any harm, loss of property, or unusual burden on the origin server.
Of the request methods defined by this specification, the GET, HEAD, OPTIONS, and TRACE methods are defined to be safe.
Submitting a migration request is not a read-only operation, so that it should use POST method instead.
Migration to Japan: (caution don't try) https://billing.virmach.com/clientarea.php?action=productdetails&id=666666&migration=Without%20Data&to=Tokyo&locid=1379
Substitute 666666 with your chicken id.
Open the link after login.
When it says success, go back, refresh, pay the invoice.
If migration fails due to out of stock, $13 migration fee would be taken, and only $3 would be refunded to account credits.
The tutorial only guarantees correctly generating work order and invoice, but the author lost 39 knives.
Gamblers should only try when Japan region has stonks.
I have many questions.
To start: why is the migration action coded as an HTTP GET request?
This is a violation of RFC 9110:
Request methods are considered "safe" if their defined semantics are essentially read-only; i.e., the client does not request, and does not expect, any state change on the origin server as a result of applying a safe method to a target resource. Likewise, reasonable use of a safe method is not expected to cause any harm, loss of property, or unusual burden on the origin server.
Of the request methods defined by this specification, the GET, HEAD, OPTIONS, and TRACE methods are defined to be safe.
Submitting a migration request is not a read-only operation, so that it should use POST method instead.
Trues is, Post won't solve this problem.
truth is that following those steps in this post will cause you even more problems
Migration to Japan: (caution don't try) https://billing.virmach.com/clientarea.php?action=productdetails&id=666666&migration=Without%20Data&to=Tokyo&locid=1379
Substitute 666666 with your chicken id.
Open the link after login.
When it says success, go back, refresh, pay the invoice.
If migration fails due to out of stock, $13 migration fee would be taken, and only $3 would be refunded to account credits.
The tutorial only guarantees correctly generating work order and invoice, but the author lost 39 knives.
Gamblers should only try when Japan region has stonks.
I have many questions.
To start: why is the migration action coded as an HTTP GET request?
This is a violation of RFC 9110:
Request methods are considered "safe" if their defined semantics are essentially read-only; i.e., the client does not request, and does not expect, any state change on the origin server as a result of applying a safe method to a target resource. Likewise, reasonable use of a safe method is not expected to cause any harm, loss of property, or unusual burden on the origin server.
Of the request methods defined by this specification, the GET, HEAD, OPTIONS, and TRACE methods are defined to be safe.
Submitting a migration request is not a read-only operation, so that it should use POST method instead.
Trues is, Post won't solve this problem.
truth is that following those steps in this post will cause you even more problems
So MJJ's 10 knives go straight into Virmach's wallet
It's a win-win situation, I mean Virmach wins twice (the chicken and the migration fee)
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After adding it all up it seems I went a little crazy this flash sale. I ended up spending $92.86 or $7.73 a month
Total of 10 VMs in NYC(1), Dallas(3), Phoenix(1), Los Angeles(1), San Jose(1), Seattle(2), Tokyo(1)
With a total of 19 cores, 20GB RAM, 352GB NVMe, 13 IPv4, 46.5 TB transfer.
Anybody know where else I can get 19 cores, 20GB RAM, 352GB NVMe, 13 IPv4, and 46.5 TB transfer for $7.73 a month ?
I have purchased and paid for VPS 2222 but after 7 hours I still have not received VPS information. I am waiting and I believe this is a good promotion.
牛逼! (new bee)
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You can't get that from anywhere else.
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Hey, ya will idle most them anyway, how about handling some root access to @Flying_Chinaman
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Don't like to be a party pooper but is anyone else having issues logging into the VPS control panel at Virmach? My VPS is working but whenever I try to login from the VPS Control Panel option in the billing dashboard, I'm getting a "Invalid vserverid or username" error and can't login. Am I doing something wrong here?
DOS = HIGH?!?
I knew it was on something!
Same situation as yours
but don't need to use it for now.
By the way, hello to the neighbors of LAXA018
from google translate
Maybe someday you will just keep the faith.
The Yeti has left the building.
With time all good things will come. I still have four from today that are pending. I expect that VirMach is a bit backed up after all the sales today.
MJJ's tutorial of gifting $10 to VirmAche boss
迁移日本：(慎重请勿尝试)
https://billing.virmach.com/clientarea.php?action=productdetails&id=666666&migration=Without%20Data&to=Tokyo&locid=1379把666666换成你的机器id即可。
登录后再打开这个网址。
提示success后返回刷新支付生成的账单即可。
注意剩余空间不足导致迁移失败扣13刀会只退3刀到账户余额。
只确保教程能够正确生成工单和账单，反正我亏了39刀。
赌狗们非要试的请在日本区有库存的时候再做尝试。
Migration to Japan: (caution don't try)
https://billing.virmach.com/clientarea.php?action=productdetails&id=666666&migration=Without%20Data&to=Tokyo&locid=1379Substitute 666666 with your chicken id.
Open the link after login.
When it says success, go back, refresh, pay the invoice.
If migration fails due to out of stock, $13 migration fee would be taken, and only $3 would be refunded to account credits.
The tutorial only guarantees correctly generating work order and invoice, but the author lost 39 knives.
Gamblers should only try when Japan region has stonks.
I have many questions.
To start: why is the migration action coded as an HTTP GET request?
This is a violation of RFC 9110:
Request methods are considered "safe" if their defined semantics are essentially read-only; i.e., the client does not request, and does not expect, any state change on the origin server as a result of applying a safe method to a target resource.
Likewise, reasonable use of a safe method is not expected to cause any harm, loss of property, or unusual burden on the origin server.
Of the request methods defined by this specification, the GET, HEAD, OPTIONS, and TRACE methods are defined to be safe.
Submitting a migration request is not a read-only operation, so that it should use POST method instead.
We accept Karma donations for the last flan. 🍮 affbrr
Wth did I just try to read on three days of no sleep?
The Yeti has left the building.
↑↑↑
Literally PANIC button is a money printer
I sincerely doubt Virmach could do web-dev
Here's my conspiracy theory: he outsourced it to his catty
Ontario Dildo Inspector
The mjj are discussing how to migrate flash deals to Tokyo by compromising a poorly written aspect of VirMach's migration code.
lovely. virmach can take their money and terminate these MJJs, after which hold another round of flash deals with the reclaimed services.. kill 2 Jis with one stone
I bench YABS 24/7/365 unless it's a leap year.
Ahhh ok seems legit. They do realize if it works he is likely to chunk em right? It would be the logical thing to do anyways.
The Yeti has left the building.
No, no, no.
They are considering how to give Virmach $10
from google translate
Hell they want to throw 10 bucks away I will take it. I take donations and usually say thanks for cash now I will go scratch my ass.
The Yeti has left the building.
I got that too, and that they were walking the road to getting their accounts cancelled. But one needs to make it as simple as possible for a sleepy Yeti.
If there is money to be made, why not? Maybe Virmach could simply charge more for migration to this location.
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@VirMach Knew ya're busy to count yor money
Could ya kindly fix the outdated SSL certificate of looking glass
Also SEAZ002 didn't appear in yor
serverstatuspageI don wanna change my code to
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Why?
The Yeti has left the building.
Know what's funny I believe I saw him say there was no room left there awhile back 😆. Too lazy too look at it right now. @root got me started on yet another project.
The Yeti has left the building.
He was talking earlier about lowering the surcharge for Tokyo to $5, which personally I think would be a mistake. I agree with you, if so many mjj want to migrate to Tokyo he should raise the surcharge. Well I guess that $16.46/yr 1 core, 1.5GB RAM, 35GB NVMe, 4TB transfer VPS I was going to let go to some lucky person will keep some value.
You are correct that VirMach said Tokyo was full, but he also said he was going to send more servers there soon™
Glad to know I wasn't hallucinating yet 😉. Yeah well soon might be 4 weeks from now. I agree keep it 10 or if they like it so much make it 15. I mean having to deal with it would be worthwhile.
The Yeti has left the building.
About $126/y got 10vps, exceed budget
The monthly cost is still cheaper than a ks-le, great value!!!
Fuck, that rush, now its over, have to wait another fucking year.
Free NAT KVM | Free NAT LXC
My service hasn't been activated and I'm losing billions, meanwhile you people are making bible jokes.
i need one of your lady screaming git and quotes. It was fun and real last time.
Hey hey hey calm down buddies. Jeebus is yer copilot and he doesn't know how to fly. You know being born way before the inventor the aerial screw and all.
The Yeti has left the building.
Magic eight ball says that VirMach will do a sale on EPYC VMs well before next BF.
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This morning i found out that i got so close to the 2.22 deal that my credit card was charged, but no order id was visible, no invoice is in the system and of course no service was created. :'(
anyone else?
EDIT: turns out it was only pre-authorised, not charged. still must have been close to getting it....
It's a conspiracy. Virmach wants to take over the world by using all that money.
Possible. Usually people open tickets asking for refunds if they are wrongfully charged.
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HOLD! The replenishment is mid flight.
Free NAT KVM | Free NAT LXC
I would totally want to have a low-end server hosted on a flying plane. Just imagine a VPS with it's location constantly changing and with different routes all the time.
Cloudcone | Crunchbits | Dartnode | Dedirock | Georgedatacenter | Gigahost | Hostbilby | Host-c | Hostdzire | Hostsailor | Namecrane | Nuyek | Realtoxmedia | Servarica | Terabit | Tnahosting | Virmach
Still waiting on my VPS on the moon I was promised ten years ago.
The Yeti has left the building.
With the current green agenda in mind, it might be doable. Solar panels on the light side of the moon, and servers established on the dark side of the moon to keep cool.
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It's there. The network is just down.
EDIT: Problems might be on eclipses, but we can always bomb and destroy the planet which causes them.
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Still waiting on my VPS on the moon I was promised ten years ago.> @FrankZ said:
Musk fucks me again. Beginning to think that guy has a problem with me.
@root destroying entire planets sounds like fun.
The Yeti has left the building.
Trues is, Post won't solve this problem.
truth is that following those steps in this post will cause you even more problems
So MJJ's 10 knives go straight into Virmach's wallet
It's a win-win situation, I mean Virmach wins twice (the chicken and the migration fee)
Is he Wednesday's Uncle? pardon my obsession
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