فشرف بل اشتغالي بالعلم ولا تبغي به ما عشت يا دا دا دا لا وياله من شراف عظيمي الحمد لله رب العالمين له الحمد الحسن والثناء الجميل وأشد أن لا إله إلا الله وحده لا شريك له يقول الحق وهو يهدي السبيل وأشد أن سيدنا والنبينا محمد صلى الله عليه وعلى آله وأصحابه والتابعين لهم بإحسان إلى يوم الدين أما بعد We are in the explanation of the Kitab دفع إهام للضراب عن آيات الكتاب written by الشيخ العلمة محمد الأمين ابن محمد المختار ابن عبد القادر الجكاني الشنقطي رحمه الله إن شاء الله يتعالى we are now going to go into the book and we are going to start with the مقدمة in which the author started with and then we will go into سلب الكتاب we will go into the book itself إن شاء الله يتعالى without any further ado إن شاء الله يتعالى our brother Saad is going to read إن شاء الله بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم الحمد لله رب العالمين والصلاة والسلام على نبينا محمد خاتم النبيين وأشرف المرسلين وعلى آله وصحبه ومن تبيعهم بإحسان إلى يوم الدين The author, رحمه الله he started his book by saying بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم by saying بسم الله in the name of Allah الرحمن the most merciful and الرحيم the most gracious Starting with the name of Allah سبحانه وتعالى is following the sunnah of the messenger صلى الله عليه وسلم the messenger's sunnah was when he would write he would start by saying بسم الله many of us we send emails and we forget this sunnah to write بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم on the email even if that email is going to a disbeliever the prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم the murasalat and the letters he would send to the disbelievers like هرق العظيم الروم the prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم he said بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم من محمد رسول الله الهرق العظيم الروم اسلم تسلم يؤتي الله أجلك مراتين so he started his letter by saying بسم الله in the name of Allah the most merciful the most gracious so this is a sunnah a sunnah of the prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم his action in which one should adopt and should implement there are some scholars who said that there is not only a sunnah فعلية but rather there is also a sunnah قولية meaning the prophet specifically instructed that one should start his letters with the بسم الله or he should start his affairs with the بسم الله and that is the hadith which the prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم said كل أمرين ديبال الله بسم الله فهو أبطر and this hadith scholars have within themselves discussed its authenticity some have weakened it and some have strengthened it some scholars are of the opinion that it's authentic and others have weakened it the ones who have weakened it they've weakened it for two reasons they've weakened it due to the senate the chain of narration is incorrect and it's weak and the other reason sorry they've weakened that narration is because the hadith the wording of it it has a ضرب it's contradicting sometimes it comes in the wording of فهو أبطر and sometimes it comes in the word فهو أجدم sometimes it comes in the word so the many words have occurred and they are wordings that are conflating and that can't be combined or brought together but they are wordings that are contradicting one another so they weakened it some scholars know they have considered it to be authentic and sound and those who have considered it to be sound they've said that we have now got two proofs that one should start with the بسملة the process of some action which is and the prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم which is this hadith in which they consider to be authentic كل أمر يبالي الله يبدأ فيه فهو أبطر and there are a third group of scholars and it is weak and it is not authentic but even though it is weak we will still implement it because virtuous act if a narration comes in a virtuous action an action which it pushes us to do then that narration is taken as long as it meets a criteria or a condition and that condition mean that condition being that this one of the conditions is that this the ruling has bases in the religion if it has bases within the religion and it is something that الله سبحانه وتعالى sanctioned and legislated if a weak narration comes to support it for instance a hadith comes and says anybody who prays صلاة الضحا will enter from whichever of the eight doors of Jannah he wishes now that hadith so it doesn't exist but does صلاة الضحا have bases in our religion but what's this hadith going to do is going to urge a person to go more and be excited and more to pray in صلاة الضحا so some scholars they said that is permissible to take it and implement it it's permissible to implement it and they also condition that you don't attribute it to the prophet you don't attribute it to the prophet but if you narrate it and you tell the people about it then they say it is from the فضائل الأعمال and as I said in my other lesson of the شرح of كتاب الفرائد البهية في نظم قوائد الفقية I said that one can find more explanation from him الحجة and also جمال الدين القاسم in this كتاب قوائد التحديد and also شق للباني رحم الله in this كتاب قاموس البلا that book of his you will find it that's the بسملة now one has to keep in mind that the بسملة was the prophet سنة to start with it when it was writing but he wouldn't start with the بسملة when it came to sermons and reminders he would start with the حمدلة عليه الصلاة والسلام so رمام البخاري you implemented that رمام البخاري did not start his book with the حمدلة because he started with the بسملة because it's a book it's writing so he did not start with because when the sermons a person is doing they start with that and on the friday a person should say they should say so the author he started his book by saying الحمد لله رب العالمين حاله رب العالمين Praise to Allah سبحانه وتعالى the lord of the the heavens the universe so عالمين is universes so الله سبحانه وتعالى we're praising him for what for a sifa which is متعدية or sifa which is sifa which is a sifa characteristics which is his meaning الله تبارك وتعالى he's been praised for سبحانه وتعالى for being the lord of what the alameen and last lesson in our we mentioned that the word it comes in many meanings but the meaning that it carries here right now is what Malik the king of the universe let's say the master of the universe so the word رب is a master it is the one who nurtures things and he makes it grow the child is born and he's nothing الله سبحانه وتعالى الله أخرجكم من بطوني أمهاتكم لا تعلمون شيئاً الله سبحانه وتعالى الله تبارك وتعالى he nurtured you he gave you تربية which basically made you grow and grow and you've become what you are you start to realize things you start to learn things which you didn't know this is what a rab does he's the خالق he created you he's the one who runs your affairs سبحانه وتعالى and he's a king and he's the مدبر مدبر means the one who runs your affairs and he's your king supreme lord الله سبحانه وتعالى he takes the soul of every single person and every single body is dead and there's no one who exists الله سبحانه وتعالى he says to the people who are all dead there's no one alive الله says who owns the kingdom who is a king and because everybody is dead no one is able to respond and then الله تبارك وتعالى he responds to himself because there's no one to respond and then الله says امالك a king is for him alone لله اي خاص به سبسيطته so the مالك and the king is truly who the one whose kingdom does not perish and it doesn't go and all of us we saw what take place in recent events individuals who are rulers of their countries and they were kings and they were looked up to and presidents or prime ministers some of them died being dragged on the ground and that shows you الله تبارك وتعالى and he gives kingdom to whoever he was he makes a king whoever he was and he takes it from whoever he was because he is the رب of the علمين he runs everything so because of that and because he's the رب he's praiseworthy for that والسلام means there are many opinions but we're taking the قول الراجح is the view of أبو عالية الرياحي which بخاري بروت it معلقا بسيغة الجزم بخاري بروت it بسيغة صحيح without a chain but he brought it in a affirming mana where he affirms it which basically is تناء الله it is that Allah praises the prophet في ملاء الأعلى in the gathering of the angels that's what the word صلاح means there are other opinions of scholars that say no, صلاح means رحمة صلاح means رحمة and ابن القيم رحمه الله did not accept that الليامة ابن القيم did not accept that the word صلاح means رحمة and he said there are two different things and he expanded on that in his book he expanded on that in his book and we've mentioned this so many times does anyone know what book it is which Kitab of his it was جلاء الأفهام في فضل الصلاة على خير الأنام ابن القيم mentions it in that book of his رحمه الله تعالى and by the way that book is written only on the issue of في فضل الصلاة to the virtue of sending salutation on the messenger صلى الله عليه وسلم the virtues that are with it because a lot of the times this concept is pushed forward which is the Wahabis they are against the Salah of the Prophet they don't like Salah to be done just because we've said to not specify the Salah on a particular day in a particular place and that the Salah should be done unrestrictedly every time and every place every time and of course every place unless those places which are not legislated the person just says the Salah of the Prophet what we're saying no to is the restricting it at a particular place but the accusation is thrown back at us is that you guys don't like the Salah of the Prophet and you hate the Prophet Salah to be sent down on him where the كذب وفتراء وعودوان that is lying that's accusation and many people follow that trait and that path when you say to some people don't go against the rulers it is not permissible or do they say this is not Jihad or do they say to you you are against Jihad you don't like Jihad just because the conditions of Jihad haven't been met doesn't mean I'm against Jihad so you find that trait are very common in the people that they try to divert the issue from them the place where the discussion is going on it's taken off and it's made for you to be something else على كل حال ابن القيم wrote a book and I was long time ago since I read it but I think he brings 34 different Sahabas who narrated the virtue of the Salah on the Prophet I'm sure it's 30 but it's 34 or 37 one of those two حديث that have come pertaining to sending Salah on the messenger عليه الصلاة والسلام anyways that book of ابن القيم he tackles the issue of الصلاة and رحمة the same and he goes and mentions that they are not the same and he brings 10 different ways which they are not the same 10 different ways that the الصلاة and the رحمة are two different things one of the most apparent one is قوله تعالى the statement of Allah which is أولائك عليهم صلوات من ربيهم ورحمة أولائك one of those is what أولائك عليهم صلوات and Salutation ورحمة أكبر الله did in this verse الله تبارك والتعالى he mentions صلوات and then he mentions رحمة and in the Arabic language the قاعدة each is what والواو the wow here which is between the two words it originates in its essence the wow it shows differences another example will be what الذين يحملون العرشة the ones who are carrying the throne the angels that are carrying the throne look what Allah says in the ayah الذين يحملون العرشة ومن حوله and those who are around it just because the word wow is used here ومن حوله we have realized that the angels that are carrying the throne are not the angels that are around the throne there are two different types of angels here just that word by itself shows us this جاء محمد وزيد we know Muhammad and Zed are two different people the wow in its essence it shows us that these two are two different things so here we have صلوات ورحمة صلاة ورحمة can't be the same ابن عثيمين discusses this issue further and he says there can't be a way to reconcile between the view of ابن القييم هيها and the view of the majority of the scholars who say that الصلاة means رحمة ابن القييم he expands on it in his works عليها رحمة الله so what صلاة we've chosen is the opinion ابن القييم which is Abu Aliyah who is from the student of Abdullah ibn Abbas and Abdullah ibn Omar his view suffices us because he is an Imam من أحمة سلف and he was a man who knew the Quran so the author what did he say وصلاة الله is praising the prophet in the gathering of his angels و السلام and peace look what he done he brought together صلاة and salam both of them and he combined between the two of them the reason is because this is following the ayah يا أيها الذين آمنوا صلوا عليه وسلموا تسليما we've been commanding both الله did not say صلوا عليه send salutation on him وسلموا and send peace صلاة and salam that's what the sheikh both of them but on who على نبينا our prophet على نبينا محمد نبينا محمد is a badal because the prophet is Muhammad it's the same person on our prophet who Muhammad the prophet and Muhammad are the same خاتمي and you can say خاتمي you can put a kasra on the ta or you can put a fatha on the ta which of those two ways you want to read تقراءة القرآن إذا ما كان محمد أبا أحد من رجالكم ولاك الرسول الله وخاء تمان نبيين وخاء تمان نبيين تقراءة ميسيطتيشين that are correct على نبينا on our prophet which one? محمد but the only prophet we have in this Ummah who we follow there are prophets before that خاتمان نبيين what is he? he is the seal of all prophets he is the what? seal of all prophets he is the seal of all prophets basically all prophets he sealed them all when we say خاتمان نبيين خاتمان نبيين he sealed all the prophets or he was sealed with all the prophets that's the two different meanings and they both mean the same المرسلينة and he is the most honorable from the messengers that were sent the prophet of Allah from all the messengers and the prophets that were sent who is the best our prophet is and Allah tells us in the Quran that the prophets are not all the same تلك الرسول فضلنا بعضهم على بعض these prophets that we have sent منهم من كلما الله when who Allah spoke about them directly such as نبي الله موسى and some of them he has given them virtue and superiority over the others prophets are not the same they are not all the they are not all the same so how do we take how do we take I'm aware do we take the ruling of when the prophet said don't raise me over Don't put me above him when he said don't raise me over him and we have here الله تبارك وتعالى saying تلك الرسول فضلنا بعضهم على بعض prophets and messengers we gave virtue some over the other how do we reconcile between that humility but that would mean that this humility gives a ruling he said don't raise me above their ruling it means don't try to compete prophets with one another because he did this one not to try to make prophets look like they are to have groups of fighting with one another and everyone's trying to say oh this prophet I feel like this but generally speaking I am the master I am the master of the children of the prophet and I'm not boasting he said so he's the best but there's a question is he the best from what Allah created with the angels involved is he the best with the jinns involved that which we don't have knowledge of we don't affirm it nor do we negate it but from the humans we know we know so he's the best of messengers وعلى آله and his family آله is his what his family does his wife fall under his آله no doubt they do no doubt they do if you look at the سياق and the ayat إنما يريد الله ليذهب عنكم الرجز آهل البيت ويطاهراكم إنما يريد الله الله wants to purify you منما يريد الله ليذهب عنكم الرجز or the family of the prophet الله wants to purify you if you look at the verses before that what do you find يا نساء النبي لاستنك أحد من النساء أرنا في بيوتكون ولا تبرجنا تبرج الجهلية أولا وقلنا الصلاة وعاتنا the ayat before it is talking to the prophet's wife the same page if you look at it that shows you that the wives of the prophet they fall under وعلى آله they fall under first وصحبه his companions and companions are what my beloved brothers and sisters companions are they are the ones who have met the messenger they met the messenger they met the messenger they met the messenger they met the messenger they met the messenger they met the messenger they met the messenger they met the messenger they met the messenger they met the messenger they met the messenger they met the messenger لن تكون ذلك. لماذا؟ لأنه يجب أن تفهم. الموضوع هو أن تفرق محلولة. وإنه يجب أن يكون حقاً. هل لا؟ يجب أن يكون حقاً. وإنه يجب أن يكون حقاً. لا يوجد إذا كان شخص يأتي مع حجة. إذا كان شخص يأتي مع عمرة. إذا كان شخص يأتي مع جهاد في سبيل الله الصلاة. And a person came with acts of obedience. And that individual died and apostates. But before they died they come back to Islam. All of those righteous actions which they have done. Does it come back for them? Or does it nalify as soon as they apostate? As soon as they apostate Does all their righteous actions go? Or does their righteous actions go? أو هل يوجد سنة عقل الطريقة؟ بعد أنهم يموتون؟ ماذا هو المعلومات؟ إنه الشرطة إذا كان هناك دمات سأسألككمها الثاني وانا قلت لكم بشيء أسماة أريد أن أجد هذا أعلم أني أجد أجد قرار now لأنني أخبرته شيئا لكن قرار هو لا، لا يجد تقرأ فقط تقرأ واستفق وانا يذهب بعد السيارة أنها موتون وياتا فالتاثنة لا تنالفها. لا تستطيع فقره. لكن ما هو الموضوع؟ هو الذي تم أصبحتكم إلى نضيف. وسنأخذ الأمر. ويوجد قرها على بلاين في فائده. وصاحبين ومع passiertين. ومن تبعهم هؤلاءهم يتبعون عندما يتطلقون. هؤلاء الذين يتطلقوا بالنسبة للفائد. ويخذون نسبة للبيئين ويسألون على كل شيء. لذا نحن لا يكون في أي طريق كامل أو شيطة دائم لن نقم بأمام كامل من هذه السلمان و الأشياء التي يوجدنا و التي يمكننا أن نصبح نقوم بها و من تبعهم و الذين يتبعونوا بها في اضافة و الذين يتبعونهم في اضافة و من تبعهم بيحسانين الى يوم الدين وهذا هي من الآية والسابقون الأولون من المهاجرين والاصال والذين اتبعوهم بيحسانين رضوا عنهم ورضوا عنهم الله يسبقونهم ويسبقونهم وما هو هذا؟ والسابقون الأولون من المهاجرين والأنصاري واللديين اتبعهم ومهاجرين وضعهم المهاجرين انتوا ومن الذين يتبعونهم في جيد يمكنون أيضاً تقوم بإمكاني تساعدة وإنفجارهم إذا أنظر كمثل من أجل أجل تساعدة وإنفجارنا محمسة عسلمة ومهاجرين ومهاجرين ومهاجرين الذين يتبعون المهاجرين في جيد ومهاجرين في جيد وما هو اليوم المحاول؟ إلا أن يرث الله الأرض ومن عليها وإلا أن الله يتبع ومتبعه على هذا الأرض ومجمعه كلها مجموعة على كل شيء الله مأمين الحمد لله الشيخ يتبعون again مجموعة جداً لألله التبارك والتعالام الذي هو ختام الرسولة one who He sealed all the prophets off with who بهذا النبي الكريم with this prophet he sealed what all the prophets with who this prophet which is أليه من الله قصالات واتسليم may Allah's Salutation and peace be upon our prophet Muhammad اللهم أمين لذلك يفكر لك الله تعالى الشخص الذي ختم رسوله يختم كل فرصة لا يوجد فرصة أيضا لقد ياني زا كفار سأذهب لكي تكسر القرآن ما كان محمد أبا أحد من رجالكم ولكن رسول الله وخاتم النبيين وفي فرصة حديث في صحي البخاري لا النبي بعد ذلك لا يوجد فرصة بعدني لا يوجد فرصة بعدني لذا فرصة لنا هو فرصة هو فرصة لنا هل يمكن الله أن تقوم بسيطة وفرصة علىه هذا جيد فمن هو فرصة لنا فرصة لنا محمد أحد هل يوجد فرصة بعده أو يوجد فرصة لنا جيد كما خاتم الكتب السماوية بهذا القرآن العظيم نفس الطريق الله ستقوم بسيطة all the books مع هذا القرآن لذلك our messenger is the final messenger there is no messenger going to come after our prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم and also our Quran is the only scripture and it's the final scripture that came from the Samawet came from Allah and with me تورات انجيل زبور all of them are advocated this Quran has sealed all of it الشيخ سينس وهدى الناسة and Allah guided the people بما فيه in that which is in this Quran Allah guided them here the guidance is what since his الناسة which is a jinx يستغرق it's a jinx استغرق it encompasses all of human mankind the Hidayah has to be here what because not every single human being is guided هداية الدلالة والإرشاد and Allah through this Quran He has shown everyone بما فيه من الآيات والذكر الحكيم Allah has guided He has shown the path to all of mankind with the verses that are in it with vikri and the remembrance which is the Quran it's another name for the Quran and also the sunnah and the sunnah الحكيم that is full of wisdom الشيخ هي when I looked at the different different نسخ this نسخ of دال العالم الفوائد they considered this part of the statement of the sheikh وتمت كلمة ربك صدقا وعدلا لا مبدلا لكلماتي وهو السميع العريب as though the sheikh bought it as an ayah meaning as though he bought it as an ayah and others have kind of shown it as though it's a what it's an اقتبس meaning the sheikh bought it as though his own words and did not allude to it being from the Quran which is when a person speaks and they use and they borrow the Quran into their speech without saying that this is the word of Allah just like he did right now وهذا الناس بما فيه هي من الآياتي والذكر الحكيم من الآياتي والذكر الحكيم is the best from the Quran but the sheikh did not use it as the best from the Quran so here وتمت كلمة ربك صدقا وعدلا لا مبدلا لكلماتي ووالسميع العريب is it as though he's used it as an ayah from the Quran or has he done what is known in balaga as اقتباس اقتباس meaning making the Quran your own speech الشيخ الإسلام تايمي أدان and I use this as an example a lot which is إذا أراد الله إظهار ديينه أقام من يعارضه فيحق الحق بكلماته ثم يقضف بالحق على الباطل فيدمقه فإذا هو زهق إذا الله تبارك وتعالى once to bring his religion apparent out to the open he brings out a person who stands against it and then Allah brings another person to re-battle and to debunk his argument and his falsehood and then he becomes destroyed and the truth becomes clear فيحق الحق بكلماته ثم يقضف oh this is the Quran ayat from the Quran took but he made it into his own wordings this is called اقتباس and of course there are discussions amongst the علماء and the people of knowledge can someone do that and he's allowed to do it and I think that itself is a discussion that should be spoken about elsewhere وتمت كلمة ربك صدقاً وعدلا الله سبحانه وتعالى words are what? full of truth صدقاً في الأخبار وعدلاً في الأحكام Allah's words are truthful in every single thing Allah has informed us of everything Allah has told us about everything Allah has told us that has taken place and everything Allah has told us that's going to happen all of it is true one does not doubt it and what type of صدق is this my beloved brother and sisters it is صدقاً it is the belief that a person has which is صدق جازم it is the unwavering conviction a person believes without any doubt that Allah has said this and so this has to be the truth he does not doubt it the slightest الله تبارك وتعالى what does he tell us in the beginning of صورة البقرة ذالك الكتاب لا رأي بفيد and we're going to come to this ayah it's the second ayah which he brings in this book that some people try to be a contradiction from لا رأي بفيد there's no doubt in it no doubt in it الله says إنما المؤمنون الذين أعملوا the believers are what? who believe in Allah الله تبارك وتعالى and they come with righteous actions ثم لم يرتابوا and they don't have what? doubt they are full of conviction and they believe in it they know what Allah has said is the truth سبحانه وتعالى وعدلاً and they also know Allah's legislations Allah's rules that he has set are just just so you don't find any feminism the sister believes has Allah said this has Allah permitted it والله He knows it and He's just


Welcome to the Home Lab Show, Episode 113, which it'll say that by the time this gets published because I know the title actually says 112 when I clicked on it. But I just pushed an update. So you may have got the notice for Episode 112, but this is actually 113. So if you listen to the audio version, this has been fixed. Yeah, it's been fixed. But yeah, the title, we can fix it live here. But we have been a little busy. So we titled this episode Dev Random, but we do want to talk about a few things that do possibly affect Home Labbers, or maybe not. And that's where we have the title of ZFS bugs, open source project updates. There's actually breaking news this morning of a Next Cloud problem. And some of you may run that publicly exposed. Me and Jay have shamed you for that many times. So we'll continue to do so in this podcast, telling you you should put it behind a VPN. And if you're not behind a VPN, quit listening to our show and go update your Next Cloud instance that's publicly facing to the latest version. And now we can carry on. Mm-hmm. Gotta get those updates. First, let's get a quick ad read out of the way, and that is from our friends at Akamai Linode. We're going to call them that because that way I can just say it in one word, Akamai Linode. I can't find a good contraction which puts both in one. But they have been a sponsor of the show since the beginning. They have been great. We host our infrastructure on there for both the Home Lab show. And now, starting after this episode, LawrenceSystems.com is actually hosted on Akamai. And soon, my forms will be there as well. The cloud that they offer is pretty slick. Their marketplace for being able to put the apps on there, I used it a lot more doing some testing. And this is honest, and it's also part of an ad, I know. So there's obviously bias or pain me to say nice things right now, but it is really easy to use. I genuinely mean that. It has been an awesome service. It's been very reliable as well. We can speak to that from our experience here with the Home Lab show. And we thank them for being a sponsor. If you're looking for a great place to host your projects in the cloud for things you may not want to have on site, hey, build it in the Akamai cloud. Got to sign up offer down below, give them a click, and we thank them for sponsoring the show. Yeah, that's, I'm happy all my website stuff's on there. Add read over, but still happy personally that it's on there. It works. I mean, what more can I say? It works. It gets the job done. It works. It gets the job done. It's the JPAWS bill because there isn't one, haha. Yes, yes. Now, the first thing we're gonna start with is, let's get the, because I think we'll end with a notes discussion, but we start with the ZFS bug discussion, which it'll get a dedicated video once updates come out from some of the other places. But essentially a bug was found in ZFS. And it starts with, and first let's just stop any people wondering or speculating, is my data safe? This bug is extremely rare and extremely unlikely to affect you and it only seems to occur to my knowledge right now as the best information I have. If you are running ZFS locally and you're doing certain types of file copies local, as in not attached to a share. And it takes special circumstances to do this. There's all kinds of reading you can do on it. It's a copy bug where if you copy a file, the copy of that file, if the original file wasn't completely committed, this is kind of a brief oversimplification of a really complicated problem. If you have a file being written and you make a copy of that file, you end up with potentially that copy, but not the original file, the copy being partially or fully blank because the other file isn't committed. That's my understanding from an oversimplification of it. So this is not a scenario you're very likely to do where you're writing files, but before the file's done writing, you try to make a copy of it. Kind of a, that's the basics why it's rare, but they did the team over at IX Systems and a lot of other contributors really started digging into this because it was assumed this bug came from a new ZFS feature called block replication. I believe this was called a block copy, but it turns out the bug's deeper than that. And this was just kind of cool to watch the open source community really dive in together. And they really went through and lots of people contributed to testing. And this is a really important participatory part of open source. Lots of people who had the time, they wrote a script and they said, hey, here's the script. Hammer away at your system with the script. Let me know what hardware you're running on and if the bug occurs. This would help the people narrow things down. So lots of people, you don't have to be a coder, but the more information you can provide so we can get statistics of when it does, when it doesn't happen. Does it happen on MVMEs? Does it happen on SSDs? Does it happen on your standard hard drives? All that little bit of information is something developers, they only really have access to the hardware they have and maybe a couple of test systems and having a large diverse ecosystem of people contributing to the common good of it. But it's kind of cool to see the whole open source process play out and the bug get fixed, of course. Like I said, it's such a rare case that this would happen. And my understanding from reading an official statement in the forums from IAC system is this can't happen over a share. It has to happen by using the file system locally. So if you're using a share over SMB, iSCSI, NFS, any sharing, this isn't gonna happen.  It's specifically any dataset running locally. And it didn't happen in TrueNAS. That is not where this bug was found, but it turned into the TrueNAS people talking about a lot. It was found, actually, I think, I feel like it was someone compiling a kernel. I'm trying to remember which Linux distro they were using. That's where this kind of started was they were doing some kernel compilation and had a ZFS array that they just ran their system on. I feel like it was an open SUSE system, but it really came down to ZFS. IAC systems, who is the people behind TrueNAS, took a deep interest in it because, well, they do a lot of contributions to ZFS. That's a huge part of the features we're getting, like DRAID, which we'll get an upcoming video, is now available in TrueNAS, but that came from contributions from IAC systems. This is also the delay problem because people see new features get added to the new ZFS and they're like, hey, Tom, your video is dated because you didn't show the ZFS expansion. I'm like, yeah, ZFS expansion got submitted. It's not available in the IAC systems code, but yes, that is a feature coming that is not available for production systems yet. That's, if you ever notice, there's different trains of things going in most all open-source projects, the dev train and the stable train. Most of the time you wanna be on the stable train, but hey, if you wanna go cutting edge, if you can, that's why there's kind of a lag, and especially when it comes to the confidence we have in our file systems, no one really wants to risk, you know, largest stores of data on the dev train for things. It's a tough one. Right, yep, absolutely. But yeah, that was kind of a fun bug to watch. The, everyone kind of just go through and sort out. I love it when people work together and solve a problem. It's the best part about all of this, I think. You know, the concept of, this is one of the objections people have to open-source is vendor accountability. And I went on a little rant on my LinkedIn with someone who said, there's not enough vendor accountability with open-source. I was like, no, no, no, just drop open-source. There's no vendor accountability. Microsoft is like one of the biggest offenders for doing terrible updates in a not timely manner, not fixing or addressing security issues.  And this directly affected Fortune 500 companies that still haven't gotten off of exchange. And Microsoft was like, yeah, we will get around to fixing it properly eventually. They had bad, they literally had bad instructions on how to fix exchange. And Microsoft was not held accountable. So we're, it kind of burns down the whole excuse of, well, what vendor can I hold accountable for a problem? Well, seen as vendors are so well-wrapped in lawyers, they don't have accountable for any of their problems. You gotta go through like 10 people asking you to update your firmware without even listening to what you're trying to tell them before you even get anyone to even hear you. And when you do, they send it to another team and then another team that just kind of fizzles out, nothing happens. But with open-source, we could, you know, isolate where the problem is, identify the line of code that caused it and make a case for a pull request. And that's really just not something we can do when it comes to closed source. You know, years ago, I interviewed Jeffrey Snowber if you don't know who he is. Look about pretty interesting guy. He came up with a little thing called PowerShell, but he's also been awarded Distinguished Engineer twice at two different companies, IBM and Microsoft. He's actually a big open-source fanatic. I was actually, years ago, I did an interview with Jeffrey Snowber. And one of the things that he said that he loved when open-source came to Microsoft and he says, what, open the minds of people at Microsoft to think differently. And he was a big champion of this. He was also not liked by many other people, sometimes at Microsoft because of his open-source stance, but there's a reason I like Jeff and it's that whole open-source thing. But one of the things he said was, Microsoft never considered what it would be like if not just people contributed back suggestions to their product, but what if they could see the code and understand and then give a better suggestion back? He says it was like an aha moment there. And I should find that clip where he said that because he said it in a very elegant way, but it's one of those things that more and more companies need to embrace that, hey, cool, when your clients can see the code or in the open-source world in general, when they see the code, people look at it and go, I think, even if they don't necessarily write code, they may have some skills, they may go, hey, here's an idea of how this could be done. And now they're actually helping you further by not just suggesting a feature, but suggesting an implementation and a way it can be done based on knowledge they gain from being able to see the code. I think that's just an awesome thing. So really interesting. But next cloud, can you explain to people, Jason, why they shouldn't have their next cloud exposed and the latest CVE is another reason why, because it's like a... Yeah, I mean, basically anything open to the internet is open to public scrutiny. And no, I'm not just talking about somebody commenting on your color scheme and your CSS theme. They're gonna try to take it down because that's just what it is. And nobody's immune to this. We can install updates and that's always a good thing to do with there's updates or, excuse me, problems that there aren't updates for yet, which could always be used against you. It's just one of those things where it's like convenience and security are in direct opposition of each other. Yeah, and this is right from next cloud security advisory. They give it an 8.5 out of 10. So good news is it appears to be more of a denial of service, but it's not good to have people monkeying with your files because they deny you access to your files too. Whatever they do, they trigger this. It breaks things pretty bad. They're kind of being close to the vest about it, but this is the double-edged sort of open source. You're going to pull the update and so are the threat actors. And what they're gonna do is look at the differential. And it's actually not just open source. This is, you look at something like the Citrix bleed vulnerability. This happened there as well. That's completely closed source, but by people looking at the differential of what was changed, they can quickly go, oh, okay, I know how this works. And so once they have a patch out for things, then they get attacked faster than before the patch was out, depending if they were already, how much under attack they were.  It's amazing that they've got big enough to be able to pay out bug bounties. They care about security. I'm not at all throwing shade at the folks at Next Cloud. I think they do the best job. The big challenge is the home lab market is definitely guilty of this. If I go on show Dan, how many of you will I find? That's, and we know it can be fiddly when you update and you're afraid an update will break it. Maybe that last update you tried to do broke something. So you rolled back to that previous version. I get it happens all the time. And then you're like, I'll fix this later. And then unfortunately it's later. And now you're under pressure to fix this if you have it publicly exposed. Having a VPN doesn't excuse you for not fixing it, but it will buy you time because there's going to be some automated bot hammering away at these right now. There's probably already one being built because well, we have generative AI and now even the hackers, which we used to just call them script kitties. Do we call them AI script kitties now? I don't know, we need the new term, don't we? Yeah, the AI hackers, the people who go, I'm not sure how to code, but I can probably dump this into a couple large language models, tell it to reverse engineer it and come up with an exploit for it. Wow, yeah, and we need a new term. We need a new term. Cause they used to be script kitties cause they'd try to hang out or the people who really write the code and then just figure out once it got weaponized. But either way, you need to patch. That's a big piece of this. Yeah. Quick minor update though on the TrueNAS topic and then me and Jason are going to talk about notes. The TrueNAS, the latest version, I've done some reviews on it. That new DRAID feature or something I do want to actively test. And we would love some feedback. Actually, I should throw it up on the screen here as well. Please send us some feedback at the HomeLab show. Let us know what things you might want us to test because not just projects we talk about here. Me and Jay have access to a lot of things and we're always working on projects that come out on our YouTube channel. Sometimes it's a little bit trickier to bring it to a podcast form cause this is ultimately destined for the voice podcast form. But nonetheless, if there's different topics you want us to cover, we dove into security last time.  Anything that we can help and dive into as a topic. And sometimes they will spawn off into videos that we might make later. But all the TrueNAS testing is coming along because I'm getting some big systems because people do have lots of drives. And that's where DRAID comes in is not for people running five or six or seven drives but for people with 30 or 40 drives or 60 drives. So that's gonna be a topic I dive into. And I've seen someone in the comments saying ZFS replication with TrueNAS in one end and OMV on another. Ah, I don't think that's gonna be easy. There's a lot of challenges with replication when you want to send it somewhere else. So with TrueNAS, you can do ZFS replication using NETCAT, which what that means is it actually creates two raw sockets with NETCAT and sends a replication at, basically as fast as the machine possibly can. The other way, and the more common way if you do ZFS replication without TrueNAS and TrueNAS does support this, they want to do it over SSH. And is it the threading limit in SSH? Is that what people run into when you do file transfers over SSH? Where's the limitations there? I know there's a lot of them. I think one, I know the encryption layer is gonna slow things down too. But that's gonna cause CPU overhead. But I haven't run into any issues on my end with replication on SSH. But then again, I don't do that every day. It's a speed issue. It's less of an issue. It's more of a, like if you have, we have some machines with 10 gig connections and they will not saturate those connections with SSH. The processor gets 100%. I don't know if it's because of the encryption overhead of SSH, but if I choose the NETCAT option, oh, it transfers fine. Now right now I have a transfer going that's transferring it eight gigs a second. It will not do that with these processors if I do it over SSH. That's a reason they offer it. So there's not a, it makes it challenging. Now if you're doing it offsite, it's not as bad because usually your limitations not going, unless you have a 10 gig connection at home, your saturation problem usually is your bandwidth of the internet, your upload speed, not your SSH one. So yeah, that can be a little bit more challenging. But yeah, I will cover more of that offsite on there. It's just a little tricky to do it with TrueNAS. I wish they had better ways to do ZFS replication without another TrueNAS. The other option is they do have several cloud sync options like backblaze. All of that uses RClone on the back end or sometimes it uses RClone probably for all of that. I have to look, I know at least with that, please. Yeah, some of them may use whatever the cloud connector offers, like if the company has it because they've got quite a few cloud providers internet you can back up to. But yeah, doing it to another non TrueNAS system is maybe something I'll cover as a topic. I can actually set it up. I actually have none of my TrueNAS as replicating to that. Yeah, it'd be something to try. Yeah, something to try. I'm sure, you know, Wendell has a mix of systems. Maybe we'll have to ask him. Yeah, I'm sure he does. Yep. Now on to the other topic. One, Jay's in a new office. Tell us about that, Jay. You're getting closer. It's so much more set up than the last episode. Yeah, it's getting there. It's just a few adjustments.  My recording lights aren't set up properly. So it's happening slowly, but it's happening. And I suppose we're going to see it come to life. You know, as the show goes on, I still have footage recorded in the old studio. So you're still going to see like the old studio for at least three more videos that I have that are going to be queued up. And after that, hopefully I have everything here set up to, you know, coincide with that. So it's been a lot of work, it's been a lot of work. Yeah, it's just a lot of adjustments to make. It's one of those things when you build a studio, the iterative changes Jay made over years, it's there, as much as that knowledge stuck sticks with us, actually implementing them in a new space is challenging. Yep, it's like micromanaging each and every knob on the sound interface and the light temperature and how bright it's supposed to be, whether or not to have the overhead lights on or off or some kind of combination, if everything is plugged in the right way and man, there's just so many things. But it's for a really good reason, it's a much bigger studio. So I'll have a lot more room to do things and maybe even a place to have a lab to put things together without having to clear my desk off every time. So that's a big benefit. Yeah, I've seen someone in the chat say GPT kiddies. I don't think it has the same ring. I don't know. I will have to consult chat GPT to come up with a new name for script kiddies, because I can use it too. What about GP toddlers? GP toddlers. I think Jay's onto something here. There's something like that. A little bit more insulting than script kiddies, but that's not really insulting or anything, but it's just funny. Yeah, so GP toddlers, we can go with that one. You know, there's a side hustle that someone could come up with or a job because me, Jay, and this includes many of our YouTube friends, such as Jeff Kearling and Craft Computing and all those guys. One of the challenges is we have to be skilled at these homelab things or projects we do. At the same time, we have to have at least a, you know, our major might be technical things we're teaching you. Our minor is having to have our own knowledge base in video and sound engineering to be able to present these and editing. You know, we, yeah, if some, you know, me and Jay talked like, how do you find someone just to build, say, hey, just build me a studio for what I need to do? And I mean, there's commercial companies that do it, but you're talking about an outlandish amount of money, there's, but like YouTube Studio Builder Consultant is the job that someone probably can have. And because we would probably welcome someone coming in and saying, set it up. Gerald Undone has got some videos on that topic. I won't go too far off topic, but there's, I love watching the studio build videos because they help give me ideas because I have to figure this out to be able to present this. And it is a weird challenge that we face as content creators. Yeah, it is a weird, yeah. We have to learn all this stuff or pay someone else to do it. The only options you really have. So it's kind of, if you can learn it, may as well. I mean, just makes you more self-sufficient. I'll be hiring people eventually, you know, anyway, but in the meantime, I'm kind of enjoying the editing process. And I never thought I'd say that. You know, Ed, if you want to get better at speaking, you want to get better at doing, edit your own stuff.  Oh my gosh, oh my gosh. It forces us to speak better. It forces us to use less or have less disfluences. Yeah. Yep. It can be a challenge. Yep, the camera went black for a second there, speak about why it's a challenge. That's pretty funny. I think this will fix it, I hope. All right. Yeah, I see you. That's still pretty funny. Right on point, I guess. Yep. Oh, it's going to go do that one more time. All right. There we go. Dee, one of the computers turned off that's because I'm not, because I'm not recording. That's, see, we have problems already. So these, there's challenges. I watch my studio video to understand how crazy the setup is. All right, back to the final topic we want to cover on this DevRandom. And I left a link to a hysterical but informative video on open source note editing. This is a topic we've actually addressed and somehow this one didn't reach our radar and me and Jay are still mixed. I'm using it right now. It's called Q-Own Notes. And I think it's a neat project, but, but that's where you gotta always, there's always a but, right? That's where the but comes in. No one of these ones that we've tried. We've done Joplin, we've done Marktex, we've done, which were the other ones you tried, Jay? A simple note, Obsidian, and I know Zettler was one. I can't remember all of them, but try the number of these over. What has it been like a year? It feels like it. Yeah. I don't know if that quite has been one, but it's like every single one of them, you know, just has some kind of an issue that makes me not want to use it. So Joplin currently is my favorite. I like the interface the most, but there's just these nagging issues that seem to come and go. The other day I was writing a note and I'm kind of like not a very trusting person when it comes to software. So I wanted to make sure it was saved. I was probably one paragraph in or a couple of sentences in. So I didn't even do that much work. If I lost everything, big deal. It's just frustrating, but no big deal. It didn't save it. Like I clicked off of the note, but it wasn't in the, it didn't create it. It allowed me to type, but it wasn't on the file system in the database. There's no record of this note at all. And then I tried it again, same thing. It won't save a note. Like no notes would save. I close the app, I reopen it, everything's fine. And I can't reproduce the problem again. So, you know, that's just weird for a note taking app. And that's not the only issue that happened one time. There's always something that happens with Joplin and it drives me completely crazy. And I've had sync issues happen for no apparent reason. It's like Joplin feels like the best for what I want to do, but it feels like an alpha software at best. And there's just a number of other issues. Like one time, I think I mentioned on the podcast the issue about line breaks. You paste line breaks from some source. And I've tried, I've looked at every forum post that's on Google right now about this. And I have tried every single thing, doesn't fix it. The line breaks are gone. I could live with that. Because if I have to just paste and then redo line breaks, that's not the worst thing, although it's annoying. But then it gets to a point where line breaks I create from a freshly typed note are stripped from it. Or a rich text that's in the, when you paste, it's visible and you see it converted to headings. And the bold items are bold, just like it should be. Click off of it, go back, all the formatting is stripped from the note. And I just asked myself, how did this even make it out of beta? It's just my first opinion on that. And then I try obsidian. And honestly, it's really good. Like I'm not going to criticize it at all. Then it's not open source. I don't like that, but I've tried all the open source ones. I could probably go that direction, but I just don't like the interface as much as I do Joplin. So there's no functional reason to not like obsidian. It's just not for me personally. I like Joplin a lot better. I want something more along those lines. And then other ones you have will force markdown characters to be all over your page. If you just want to read something, you're not actually doing the markdown, that's a problem, or you have another app that'll insist on showing you the markdown version and the rendered version side by side. The interfaces are generally not that great. And worse, we look at one of them and it hasn't been maintained or hasn't seen any updates in a couple of years. So then it's like, should I trust this? So it seems like a simple issue when it comes to these notes and these note-taking apps, but it's not, it's like a simple task, but no one app does it perfectly in my opinion. I think that's the frustrating thing. And I'm torn on a few things. I seen someone mention Logsec, L-O-G-S-E-Q. I'm assuming that's how it's pronounced. I didn't look at the pronunciation of it. That one just had a weird way it handled things. One of the most promising ones is kind of like a notion alternative that's open source that I think shows the most promise, but they by self-admission are very beta. And I even found a bug that's been, I reported it as well. It's been around for three weeks where you have trouble in Ubuntu-based sister rows as a flat pack, not being able to change the location of the database. But app flowy is that other one. App flowy is really pretty. I really like it. But my problem with a lot of those is I like everything saved as markdown text files. So they save between all of my workstations. And that's one thing I really liked about QoNotes is I'm using one called MarkText and I'm using Zettler and I'm using QoNotes. It doesn't matter which one I open. Any one of those I open reads my note structure the same because it's all hierarchically done in folders. And that's one of the things I don't like as much about Joplin and some of the others is I keep saving things in databases. I don't want the data in a database and I want it in a plain text format. So matter of fact, sometimes when I have a bunch of notes, I just grab VIM if I'm SSH somewhere because my notes synchronized to even my jump box. And then I can go onto my jump box and just right in VIM open my notes file. And if I change my note file on my jump box, it's changed in all of my editors on all the workstations I log into immediately. And it's all plain text. There's never the chance of a database synchronization problem. I use sync thing because it's absolutely the most wonderful tool which I realized I've been using for almost eight years to synchronize all my files. And I need to do an updated video because it has some amazing features. They include permission synchronization, extended attribute synchronization as a new feature. They, well, they've had it for a little while but it's actually got its integration all the way into TrueNAS now where you can finally do, it's not, I would still say this is a little beta because it's only in the last few months it's been released but it'll do extended synchronization. That is awesome. But back to the topic at hand here, the note taking apps, I love things being in Markdown and that's the challenge like Jay mentioned. I like one I can write in Markdown or just write normally but it's creating Markdown on the backend. I don't care for the preview pane. That's my only complaint with the QO notes. You can't edit the preview pane. You can have it preview things but I can't actually edit there. So, yeah, and someone says you can use Gitomatic. Yeah, the cool things about QO notes. First, next cloud integration is built in. Awesome. If you want, you don't have to use it but it's an option. Second, browser integration is built in. I'm still trying to wrap my head around how all of it works but it's just got some neat features where you can create bookmark files and create research files and tie back and forth data to it. So I think that's cool. It also has some command line snippet integration. So I'm really doubling down on QO notes. I dedicate at least a few weeks of using it in my production environment to decide if I like it. And if I can't stand it for an hour then I usually just drop it but I'm now, I don't know, three or four days in using it and I tried some of the other ones and I didn't like the fact that they will import everything into their database but I don't want it all in a database that I can't access it from the command line is easy. Exactly, yep. Yeah, I seen someone said, what is that other one that's called MinWiki? There's a couple other ones that build wikis based on instead of a database driven wiki backend, it's like a text backend. There's one of them in there. That video I linked down below that is in the description here has a whole long list of all those things in it too which I thought was kind of cool. Oh yeah, yeah. Yeah, again, it seems like a simple problem but it's just kind of not. It's some of these apps and they come and go. I mean, you have the whole situation with Evernote and that debacle and then you have a lot of people looking for an alternative right now and some hit harder than others but some of them missed the mark altogether. It's just kind of interesting. I mean, at least when it comes to browsers we have like several really good ones that are very capable that do everything you want a browser to do but if we're in a note app of all things then that's a problem. Yeah, and part of the other challenge is some of our other developer friends, one of them lives, I think he's using Vim, is it called pathogen? What's all the plug-in structure for Vim, the popular one? Pathogen is the one I've used. Yeah, but that creates its own challenge and if you get into Vim, Neo Vim and all the different forks of the different package and script managing on there. It's amazing watching him live in that because that's also the development environment he uses is a very customized version of Vim. They're all connected to everything and it's awesome but for, if you don't live in Vim it gets a little bit harder to do. Then we have the Emacs crowd which is awesome which is also covered in that video link down below but the Emacs has its own challenge as well of also learning another environment, maintaining another environment that has a lot of complexities on there. I've seen someone suggested Trillium Notes. I have not tried that one. I'll just open a tab and check it out later. That's what I'm gonna do, is it open sources? Okay, yes. Ah, yes, I did try this one. I can't remember why I didn't like it. It did something I didn't like and I didn't keep, I should have kept notes and why I didn't like it. Yeah, just, I mean, I haven't tried it personally so maybe I will. So, me and Jay will do some more research on this but please, this is the perfect thing. What's your favorite note taping app? You can leave it in the comments. You can leave it to feedback at the homelabshow.com. We are deeply interested in, this is something that, okay, maybe it's not the most efficient use of our time to sit and obsess with it but really, we spend a lot of time taking notes. The way we build this, our collective YouTube channels and the way we manage our tech is we document the things we do, we have to keep notes, scripts, you know, one, this is minor but boy, this means a lot to me. When I put code snippets together inside of a notes app, I love when there's a copy button, a copy of the code snippet that I can paste or a series of commands. That's a feature that I fell in love with immediately with Qo Notes, I'll make, oh, there's a copy feature. So all my little code snippets, I can just click copy and paste them in, especially when there's some long string of commands to get something done, awesome. It also makes it easier when I copy and paste these because I can, and the reason I like Markdown is because I can portably copy the entirety of the Markdown and drop it in my forums and then share my notes with everyone else to how a project worked. These are, and I know once again, people also like when they can click copy and past, a copy and paste. The- Yeah, basically, yeah. I see people note plus plus plus. Is that open source? I don't know. I don't know off the top of my head. It's a really good one. It has a very big following that I don't remember, honestly. I probably have a couple of staff members using it. I think everybody in IT knows at least one person using it at this point. It's pretty popular, so. Yeah, that's the look of it. That's definitely one I've heard of is I know a lot of people use it. I can't remember. I don't know if it does a nice hierarchical tree. I found information organization and maybe if I get good where I'm proficient at it, one thing I'll say for the QoNotes program is there is, besides that video I have linked down below, there's not other videos on it. It's a pretty well-developed product. It's extensive amount of features. For, if you put this into YouTube as a search, you won't find much information on it. You'll pop up, in fact, if you want to find the video I linked down below, type QoNotes in YouTube. And I think that video is the first result. And it's also one of the only results. Everyone else is talking about, you know, I think Notion and some of those, but I'm just not big on these companies that want to surf up my data, stick all my stuff in their cloud, use it for their training models or whatever they do with it is not high on my list. Places I want to put my data. Yeah, matter of fact, here's another thing. Everyone try QoNotes because it is Windows, Mac and Linux compatible and send feedback to the Homelab show why you love it or why you hate it. Yeah, that's a good idea. Yeah, give that a shot. And we'll just kind of narrow it down and maybe you could find a community favorite. Yeah, we don't mind covering this again as a topic because me and Jay spent a non-zero amount of time last night, just our usual, we call it tech Tuesday talk that we do where we just BS about things. And what we said, we should bring this up on the Homelab show because we know we are not the only ones obsessed with this. This is creating comments and discussions in the stream right now and we want to bring the best tools to you and absolutely in documenting your Homelab is not the most pleasant part of it, but boy is it critical. Oh, it is. Oh, it absolutely is. Yep. All right, do you have anything else, Jay? I think that's all we eat. We had a short list today. Yeah, we had a shorter list today. As the studio comes together, I'll have a much longer list next time. So I don't want to spoil anything, but some pretty interesting topics for the show coming up. Yeah, and we have people we might be interviewing and some other fun things. So yeah, definitely we've covered some of these topics before, but we're gonna bring some guests on. We're trying to schedule everything between the holidays which can obviously be quite challenging. Yep, agreed. So, all right. Well, I have another live stream on my channel tomorrow. Thank you for listening to this podcast, but the actual live streams that I do where I do deep dives and Q and A will probably happen again both tomorrow and I want to do a live stream again on a weekend and maybe if Jay has time, he can come and join. Okay. Yeah, so, because you've been busy and I think you need a break and come over and hang out. Jay moved slightly closer to me. He's only about 40 minutes for me now. Yeah, if that. If that, probably even less. Yeah, probably. We'll do some of these in person. Oh yeah, 20, 30 minutes, it's something like that. Yep. All right. Oh, we do have confirmation. I see a few people have replied that Noteplad++ is open source per people in the comments. So, yeah, that's another one. I don't think it, I don't know. Maybe I'm wrong. Maybe it does have some hierarchical tree options that might make it a good choice. I don't know. We'll find out. We're gonna be researching this topic. I can tell you that. Oh yeah, I sure will. Well, thank you all for joining us and we'll talk to you next time. See you next time.


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