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I don’t think it matters, as that isn’t the real test. Instead, it’s testing whether you are “behaving” as a human. Mouse movements, hesitation etc.
I don’t think it matters, as that isn’t the real test. Instead, it’s testing whether you are “behaving” as a human. Mouse movements, hesitation etc.
Proton launched docs too https://proton.me/drive/docs
This might be an interesting read: https://celiahodent.com/understanding-the-success-of-fortnite-ux/
Ah, ok. So it’s not just trying all combinations. The numbers could be worn out from pressing over and over, for example.
Ah, ok, so there’s only 4 numbers to work with, and the code has to be a length of 4 as well? Can numbers not be repeated? It should be 4^4 I believe, because you can do 1-1-1-1, 1-1-1-2 etc.
Lol, yep, fair enough. Escaping his grip at every chance.
How is it only 24? What am I missing? 0-0-0-0 to 9-9-9-9, no?
You take the blue pill, the stor…CHOMP
I believe this is akin to an open-source version of Stadia or Geforce now. Essentially, you have a powerful server that can be used by multiple users to play their own games. So, along with a couple of friends, you could purchase a powerful server, and then connect to it with a weak home computer.
Remember there are other precious stones than diamonds. Ruby, emerald, sapphire. For me, they’re all prettier than diamonds, and have a much longer tradition.
Chores can wait till tomorrow then
Not sure if you’ve ever come across FIRE (financially independent, retire early)? Mr Money Moustache is a pretty interesting blog to read about his journey.
At least it was towed outside of the environment
Take a little time to read the whole question. They’re asking about cities/states where their daughters can feel safe & empowered, as well as the fact that there is a good university, that likely shouldn’t have a “frat bro” culture.
21 (a numbers game)
As a group, you’re basically counting up towards 21. However, the goal is to not be the person that hits 21+. Mainly a drinking game, but I guess you could add your choice of “punishment” for losing.
Rules
Example Say we have four players, clockwise 1,2,3,4 (i.e., player 2 is to the left of player 1, and player 4 is to the right)
1: I declare a game of 21 to my left, one-two
4: three-four-five
2: six
1: seven-eight
2: nine
3: ten-eleven-twelve
1: thirteen-fourteen
4: fifteen-sixteen-seventeen
2: nineteen-twenty
3: twentyone (loser)
Player 3 would get to choose a rule, and would start the next round.
The game gets increasingly harder as new rules are introduced.
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I think the suggestion here is to back up Aegis. I do something similar using Aegis + SyncThing.
I have a folder on my phone that is synced with my PC. Every so often, I will back up Aegis to that folder, and then it automatically syncs to PC.
*the Swiss
To give you hope… and despair. In the end, it wants to witness your human suffering. Shake that mouse.