Lesson 1: Lines, Ellipses and Boxes
9:58 PM, Saturday October 16th 2021
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11:47 PM, Saturday October 16th 2021
Hi,
The url you provided appears to be broken. Double check your link or reupload the your imgur album.
Thanks,
Rob
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Hi,
The url you provided appears to be broken. Double check your link or reupload the your imgur album.
Thanks,
Rob
8:42 PM, Sunday October 17th 2021
Hi Rob,
I've just checked the url in my browser and the images came up. Let me know if if works, and if not I can try to reupload.
Thanks
Dominic
1:49 AM, Monday October 18th 2021
The link you provided gives me an error from the imgur website.
8:06 PM, Monday October 18th 2021
Okay try this link: https://imgur.com/a/ujWDgNy
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