

Is manually updating based on trusting the accuracy of the release notes any more secure than just trusting “latest”?


Is manually updating based on trusting the accuracy of the release notes any more secure than just trusting “latest”?


Yes, that’s what I said. They wrote another test program, with a correct implementation of IsPrime in order to test to make sure the pictured one produced the expected output.


My favorite part of this is that they test it up to 99999 and we see that it fails for 99991, so that means somewhere in the test they actually implemented a properly working function.
That was it! Thanks for the help!
What exactly did you need to install? My system says I have tesseract and the language pack installed, but spectacle doesn’t seem to see it. I’m thinking it isn’t the right package.
I have the same problem. The package manager says they are installed, but spectacle can’t see them.
It walks you through the simple 1000 prompt journey of creating and refining a Hello World program from initial creation to finally printing “Hello World” correctly on screen.


Same. I was able to find a video of it online though. This is probably what they posted. https://invent.kde.org/plasma/kwin/-/merge_requests/8671
Having a client that’s actually integrated with your account, with the ability browse, purchase, and download games, is going to be a requirement to complete with Steam
Better than PEBKAC.


I didn’t move away from Windows, Windows moved away from me.
I would have been happy to stay on it if it hadn’t continued to get shittier and shittier.


Sxon likes to role play as, well… A Saxon.


Business up top. Party down below.


They didn’t “steal” anything. The developers choose that license. It’s very clear what it allows.


Are you saying you want people to stop researching better, more efficient ways to encode audio and video?
For appliances at least, 95% of “the manual” today is useless CYA safety disclosures in 17 different languages. Manuals today rarely contain useful information.
I just want it to allow pairing when the phone and desktop are on different subnets. I haven’t been able to use it at all because of that restriction.