hexaflexagonbear [he/him]

If they complain about about a .7z file send them a .tar.gz file.

This is why I always ask myself "do I need this thing" and if the answer is no I buy it anyway for the small dopamine hit.

They'd already been on it for a few decades 5 years ago...

> go to hilbert hotel

> "currently all the rooms are occupied but maybe we can do something for you"

> get placed in the first room

> woken up every 5 mins and asked to move one room over

I've seen very few leaks of digital prints intended to play in theaters on torrent sites. Either this DRM is unusually effective or pretty much unnecessary.

The spanish inquisition

It's out on (paid) early access. Think that's how they got the game files lol.

Bethesda games are just a jobs program for modders at this point

Come to think of it there's probably something to make sure theaters are completing the number of contractually obligated screenings too. Like a 3 person screening is probably a loss for the theater, but not revenue distributers want to lose out on.

Lol company I work at unironically has this as a suggestion for securely transfering sensitive data instead of cloud stuff. Although I think it's more of "please learn how to use our secure server, I'm begging you" thing.

Find out what version of windows that laptop ships with, and install that. Windows licenses have been tied to mobos for a while, there's a good chance it'll just activate. If you need an installer, you can download ISOs and tools to make a bootable USB from Microsoft's site.

Android apps answering these questions:

Steam/windows store drm it seems.

Protonmail?

Pretty sure most subreddits that put it to a vote had the userbases support the blackouts as well.

Shit shit fuck

Is it just mere elitism to feel superior or are there any other reasons?

Security concerns are a part of it. The idea is that there's an added layer of security if everyone is a friend of a friend, but obviously it's not very practical. Generally the security is added by making sure you're drafting from an "in"-crowd, which usually means familiarity with the content hosted and how the content is generated (like the old what.cd test) in addition to being a member in good standing in a tracker or a proven history of seeding. User limits also make the need for people to be very into the specific content type in order to make sure even the more obscure content is well seeded.

Wall.

I couldn't do it again after 99% Hitler broke his promise to be 1% less Hitler.

Yeah, that's the same basic premise of using the fundamental theorem of arithmetic, I'm not sure of any particular pitfalls that come of it otoh. I'd probably mark it correct if I saw it on an assignment and move on. Though I guess it doesn't generalize as easily.

Idk to where the course went, but ultimately what the argument is getting at is that you can map the rational numbers, or pairs of integers (a,b) into the natural numbers without mapping to the same number twice.

Assuming an empty hotel the simplest solution i can think of is placing person k from bus b into room 2^b 3^k

For a filled hotel I'd move everyone from room n to room 5^n first I guess.

my plan would be putting the roms onto the Switch and then play handheld (is this possible?)

Jailbreaking a still supported console is generally pretty tough. I'm guessing you'll have to look for specific product numbers and firmware versions. For handheld gaming you could always get another device and use it for PC and retro emulators games. Steam deck is excellent, but pricey (and actually plays some switch games). On the slightly more affordable end there are the retroid pockets. There are hundreds of other cheap handheld emulators, but I'd do some reading into one before going with it.