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[23:42:30] <[Franklin]> [Saint]: ok
[23:42:50] <[Franklin]> [Saint]: I was hoping I could get a dump of part of the RAM to screen
[23:43:44] <[Saint]> I'm not at home presently, but when I get there, I'll have a look for it. However, I don't think we _can_ do this.
[23:44:11] <[Franklin]> do what?
[23:44:19] <[Saint]> Being able to do so implies arbitrary execution. We don't have this.
[23:44:27] <[Franklin]> nope
[23:44:42] <[Franklin]> not sure if this is the best place to discuss, though
[23:45:00] <[Franklin]> mind a PM?