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Ardyssian
joined 11 months ago
This reads like a lemmy version of a shittymorph post
~~Then wouldn't 4 fail the conjecture? 4 = 1+ 3 but 1 is not a prime.~~
Nevermind my sleepy self somehow thought 2 isn't a prime number :)
Agreed.
I tried Solus once back in 2019-ish when I first learned Bash at work because I found it cool. Then came the games that were incompatible with Proton / Wine, and the many painful hours of trying to debug why Mass Effect Andromeda kept crashing after 30 mins of runtime (no solution found). In the end I just swapped back to Windows because I didn't want to do what I already did at work during the weekends.
I like Linux, but until a majority of game developers prioritize development for Linux I'll stick to Windows. I could dual boot Linux and Windows, but I suspect I'll just do everything on Windows in the end lol
I just want plain coloured t shirts / abstract geometric patterns without annoying words!
I just dry shave (safety razor) and it seems to work well for me. Less hassle + blades don't rust so they last longer
I also heard that the blades can be sharpened by running it against trousers or something like that, so it is possible to reuse them / extend their lifespan
"Leaders and Followers"
Singapore. 32C Daily Temperatures 70% Humidity Year Round send help my skin is peeling
What about this hypothetical scenario:
Suppose the objective is to review highway cam footage of the day to verify that a (non-speeding) car with a particular license plate drove past the area / used this route. The route is used 24/7 by many identical cars throughout the day and night, and that our target car is one such identical car, with the only difference being the license plate. We know on average cars that drive past this camera only appear for 3 seconds on the footage. How can binary search be used to find the car within 24 hours of footage, if the target car only appears for 3 seconds within the 24 hour video?
I've been trying for years to complete this, but it's very weighty and I keep forgetting minor concepts every now and then. I'm still stuck at the Replication chapter.