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04-23-2020

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Question regarding my blog-thread

Hello
The topic is: https://www.unix.com/shell-programmi...-new-post.html

When I got up today, I see there's a message from Neo, but invisible marked as 'hidden solution'.
It just so happens that I was able to read it in the middle of the night (5mins after Neo posted it).

So, I know what IS written there, unless it's been modified in between - which the 'hidden solution' seems to indicate.

This said, I'm a little confused now as to what steps I should take now.

Am I supposed to solve something that is written in a (now) hidden message?
Does that still apply?
Did you (Neo) just 'hide' it for later (as in, you needed to check something first)?

And yes, if I used images the wrong way, please tell me the proper way.
Because after attaching images to a post, I do not see any 'VB code' provided for re-use.

So yes, I used 'that' link to refer to the images used - expecting it to behave like any other 'hardcoded-image-url'.
I'm sorry if that caused any issues for the migration.

Stay healthy
Regards

sea

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