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This helped a lot. I had no clue I could post the curl string in the URL bar of a browser to view the script. Thanks for the education!
You had no idea you could paste a url into a browser's location bar ?
I wasn't looking to get roasted for not knowing something. Guess that teaches me something else. Fuck people and thanking them for Shar something I didn't know.
You didn't knew that the tool to handle URLs written in C (very creatively named C-Url) was handling URLs? It's also written in C if you didn't knew.
Shit are URLs esoteric knowledge now?