so this guy used a bunch of glitches in super mario world to write the code for flappy bird which means that SMW is now a programming language and im amazed
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so this guy used a bunch of glitches in super mario world to write the code for flappy bird which means that SMW is now a programming language and im amazed
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so apparently polls dont treat strings well so uh
'); DROP TABLE * --
"); DROP TABLE * --
'); ls -hal
"); ls -hal
see\nresults
lets see if any of this does anything