I get a segfault when I run the tool. OS: Debian. RAM: 8G. RGB lights: 4. Breakfast: French toast.
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I have the same problem. Breakfast: bacon and eggs.
So you arrive somewhere like a reception desk, a church, a funeral, and there's a sign-in log with, say, five columns labeled at the top, and a long list of people who've already logged in there.
So I politely try not to scrutinize the other personal info which people have left, but I also try to figure out how to sign in on my own, and I read the column headings, but then in some of the columns, people have sort of invented their own conventions on the data entry. So, do I go with a strict interpretation of the host's intentions, or do I follow suit with previous visitors and imitate their usage?
"Be gracious to the host's request for data; be self-assertive with your willingness to divulge data."
Breakfast: iced latte and chocolate croissant. Two sugars.
Breakfast: french-style omelette on toast