Got it.

That seems pretty cool.

I’m a little confused. It’s this a self hosted program? Following the link I see a monthly subscription cost.

The output is not the output of the algorithm, it’s the output of the unit test.

95% of numbers up to that point at not prime. Testing the algorithm that only says “not prime” is therefore correct 95% of the time. The joke is that, similar to AI, the algorithm is being presented as a useful tool because it’s correct often but not always.

I was using realvnc but I hit the 3 free PCs quickly. I’ve since moved to nomachine and run it “locally” over tailscale.

RAID5 and RAID6 can lose 1 and 2 drives respectively without data loss.

Just start by dropping it down to 3 numbers and see how you go from there.

What’s your process to rip from Spotify? Do you get full quality?

There is a possible version of windows that is good and that people want. It’s a just a shame that Microsoft isn’t interested it making it.

As someone who grew up on windows, I’m willing to stay with it for as long as I can make it like that version. I don’t want Mac, and Linux doesn’t support enough (still, but maybe one day)

As a non American, I don’t understand how this longer quote is any different from what was said by the person you are replying to.

Also “God given right” to have guns? That’s a crazy statement.

There’s no way this can work.

They have come up with a radical idea, but surely in execution they’ve realised it’s not feasible but are too chicken to back down. It’ll probably end up being a DNS block or a “if you are over 18 click to enter” pop ups

That’s right, circle was accept because drawing a circle in Japanese is their equivalent to a tick, x is cancel like a cross, I think the square was supposed to look like a piece of paper, I can’t remember what the triangle symbolised.

None of those things are a paid job though. This literally is someones job.

Putting shit back the way you found it is not “above and beyond”

They were actually produced and sold, but apparently the sliding mechanism would break with wear and tear.

Actually that was from Das Jesus Video (aka The Hunt for the Hidden Relic)

I don’t think you’ve thought through your question. The machine was open in both time periods. The machine was turned off after the information was given. There’s nothing more to happen.

I get what you’re trying to say, but it doesn’t really apply to the scenario you are describing.

I saw a better version of what you are attempting to present: a scientist has a button that transports an object back in time by 5 seconds. An apple is tested successfully, it appears 5 seconds before he pushes the button and when he pushes the button the original disappears. They try it with a live mouse but something goes wrong; when it appears it’s horribly disfigured and this scares the scientist who pulls away from pushing the button. The mouse has already appeared but he will not press the button. Now what happens?

Because it’s a stepping stone in the learning. Using something like tailscale that just works allows you to develop skills with other software and workflows. Eventually you progress to harder things like hosting your own private VPN.

https://enron.com/pages/the-egg

Clever, but very hands on

I think the joke of the ghost costume as a white sheet has been lost.