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'\x1b[0m20\x1b[0m:\x1b[0m10\x1b[0m:\x1b[0m56\x1b[0m.\x1b[0;31m172914\x1b[0m'

THAT'S A STRING. Do you know what it does? __:__:__.172914

Where the 6 digits are in red. THAT'S IT. Because ANSI. I have to REGEX this pattern: .\x1b[0;3[0-7]m[0-9]{6} Rather than just .find('.') and getting the 6 next digits. Because that \x1b, that nigger right there, IS ONE CHARACTER and it's literally \033 OR \x1b BUT IT'S ALSO JUST ONE CHARACTER. For 027 escape, which is I don't know and it's fake and gay that we're still using something that's been deprecated for decades.

Or am I wrong and this is good because niggers can't even into it?

'\x1b[0m20\x1b[0m:\x1b[0m10\x1b[0m:\x1b[0m56\x1b[0m.\x1b[0;31m172914\x1b[0m' THAT'S A STRING. Do you know what it does? __:__:__.172914 Where the 6 digits are in red. THAT'S IT. Because ANSI. I have to REGEX this pattern: \.\x1b\[0;3[0-7]m[0-9]{6} Rather than just .find('.') and getting the 6 next digits. Because that \x1b, that nigger right there, IS ONE CHARACTER and it's literally \033 OR \x1b BUT IT'S ALSO JUST ONE CHARACTER. For 027 escape, which is I don't know and it's fake and gay that we're still using something that's been deprecated for decades. Or am I wrong and this is good because niggers can't even into it?
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(((ietf))) loves to shit on NAT but the internet literally IS NAT. It requires NAT to be "internet", the word givs it away "internet, noun, network of networks" not "one global network where your identity is your MAC address and your IP has your MAC address embedded."