Not quite!

Try:

mylist = [value for value in range(1,20)]

This says I want to make mylist be a list where each element of the list (called value here) comes from doing a for loop on range, given the parameters 1, and 20.

If you want to change how each element of this list is, you do it in the first bit on “value”

So you could do

mylist = [value*5 for value in range(1,20)] //5,10,15,…,95 (not 100, because ranges go up to the last item, not including it (non-inclusive))

Etc. Hope this makes sense!

Edit: MISSING CLOSING PARENTHESIS DOH

Gotta start at some point!

Par for the course

Code is more or less deterministic, communicating with other humans using something like the English language - much harder.

Lots of communication is open ended and up to interpretation especially with things like incorrect grammar usage and/or slang

Take your time, get it as close to right as you can the first go around

Please don’t fucking touch anything to do with Linux Musk. Please.

I’m still waiting for modular phones to be more mainstream. Tired of the ewaste. Tired of the anti consumer practices. Tired of planned obsolescence.

You’ll see more and more to a certain extent too, as it becomes more normal and, namely safe, to be trans.

Don’t let anyone convince you anyones “becoming” trans. Always have been, always will be

I too like posting cryptic, non-detailed complaints with minimal to no explanation, logic, or rationale for the express intent to sow confusion and chaos while simultaneously standing for nothing

/s

Okay so would it be faster to convert it to something better and then do something faster with this better format?

Edit: I guess looking at the numbers, they’re already pretty low there. Idk how much faster it’d really be and whether not it’d be worth doing

What’s even the “gold standard” for logging stuff I guess?

Heheheheheheh this is pretty funny then

I’m sorry what?

Let’s make TempleOS the OS of 2024.

Could be a fun challenge lmao

“I ran temple os for one year and this is how I became Schizophrenic”

While the likelihood is lesser, and open source technologies are helpful for finding bugs, they are not a guarantee and their degree of effectiveness is questionable. Especially with the rate at which AI continues to improve, making the likelihood that an AI could detect a vuln in the code and relay that info to a hacker much higher than before.

I’m a professional in this field, and have first hand experience with the matter. I understand you’d like to defend your post and the product but this is quite misleading.

I’m not saying this is a virus, but it increases the chances that you could get hacked, and you should consider if playing Pokémon on your phone is worth that risk. That is all.

A word of caution

These types of things are prime targets for malware and zero days have been on the rise for iPhones - I would highly suggest you carefully consider whether or not this would be worth compromising your phones security over.

There are lots and lots of ways to run emulators and roms these days, including buying a handheld game kit from canakit or something similiar, I’m sure, to run retropie which could emulate any number of retro systems with negligible risk to you, your device, your accounts or your private data. Just some food for thought.

I’m not gonna argue about this lmao

OP is on a trolling rampage with these lmao

Y’all keep eatin up the bait tho stop that

I’ve never been in more of an “average Linux user” comment section than right now even with OP calling it ahead of time in the body text lmfao

It’s a joke yall lighten up

I’ve never been in more of a average Linux user comment section than right now even with OP calling it ahead of time in the body text lmfao

Hook line and sinker lmao