>This is the definition of a Hash Function. Not a cryptographic Hash Function. No, a hash function is just any function which can be used to put values into a hash map. If your inputs are numbers, modulo will work fine…
Looking at the source code, it's actually licensed under the GPLv3 as well, so the software seems to be free, just the resources and game content aren't.
I'd guess that they track keys which appear on reseller sites. So the "bad actor" comes from later use, not from e.g. stolen Bitcoins.
Nice to know that they're working on better HiDPI support. GTK 3 for some reason has two separate HiDPI settings, but one of them only supports integer scaling factors. Additionally, there is no way to specify different…
Tmux supports this as well, just use "tmux new-session -t xy" instead of "tmux attach-session -t xy".
I don't think there's a data center there, it's probably just where all nodes in Germany end up which don't have more accurate geolocation.
Which browser are you using? On Android, both Firefox and Chrome have the option to increase the font size, allowing you to read comments without zooming in. The lack of text reflow when zooming in is really annoying…
Is the documentation available somewhere without having to download it first?
Yes, it's a special search engine: https://www.haskell.org/hoogle/ You don't search for words in the documentation etc., but enter the type of the function you want. This often works pretty well.
But it doesn't break because of the "Non-exhaustive patterns in case" that causes the runtime failure? These things look like they can be fixed without touching the case statement.
Or maybe people don't know about the look until after they've upgraded? The Software Update page on the device doesn't show any screenshots, it doesn't even say anything about the new look. Additionally, there are lots…
The 'server' in this case is a remote repository which has some commits you don't have. If you force push to this repository, these commits will be lost for you - only the person who pushed these or someone with access…
Unfortunately, the formatting of the possibly most interesting paragraph "LESSONS LEARNED" is broken. Here's a reformatted version: https://gist.github.com/lluchs/bd12ab2e17491c8c4b50
Ah, this doesn't work on IE10 which doesn't implement the touch*-events. It would be nice if you enabled clicking (or added a listener for "MSPointerUp"[1]/"pointerUp"[2], which however would work for mouse as well).…
"Press any key to start" is a pretty useless instruction for tablet users without a keyboard.
At least for me, Opera always asks for Administrator privileges before installing anything, so if you didn't happen to install updates in the timeframe given, you should be fine.
You can also use Windows + W to search in Settings.
"Nebel des Welt" should be "Nebel der Welt" in the German translation.
Because it's neither bundled with any operating system (like IE or Safari) nor can they afford to do a lot of advertising (like Chrome). Firefox got popular because many sites advertised it as a 'better browser than IE'…
All of these are used now.
French pronunciation might be okay, but it's definitely quite difficult the other way round because many words have some parts which just change how the rest is pronounced or have no sound at all.
>This is the definition of a Hash Function. Not a cryptographic Hash Function. No, a hash function is just any function which can be used to put values into a hash map. If your inputs are numbers, modulo will work fine…
Looking at the source code, it's actually licensed under the GPLv3 as well, so the software seems to be free, just the resources and game content aren't.
I'd guess that they track keys which appear on reseller sites. So the "bad actor" comes from later use, not from e.g. stolen Bitcoins.
Nice to know that they're working on better HiDPI support. GTK 3 for some reason has two separate HiDPI settings, but one of them only supports integer scaling factors. Additionally, there is no way to specify different…
Tmux supports this as well, just use "tmux new-session -t xy" instead of "tmux attach-session -t xy".
I don't think there's a data center there, it's probably just where all nodes in Germany end up which don't have more accurate geolocation.
Which browser are you using? On Android, both Firefox and Chrome have the option to increase the font size, allowing you to read comments without zooming in. The lack of text reflow when zooming in is really annoying…
Is the documentation available somewhere without having to download it first?
Yes, it's a special search engine: https://www.haskell.org/hoogle/ You don't search for words in the documentation etc., but enter the type of the function you want. This often works pretty well.
But it doesn't break because of the "Non-exhaustive patterns in case" that causes the runtime failure? These things look like they can be fixed without touching the case statement.
Or maybe people don't know about the look until after they've upgraded? The Software Update page on the device doesn't show any screenshots, it doesn't even say anything about the new look. Additionally, there are lots…
The 'server' in this case is a remote repository which has some commits you don't have. If you force push to this repository, these commits will be lost for you - only the person who pushed these or someone with access…
Unfortunately, the formatting of the possibly most interesting paragraph "LESSONS LEARNED" is broken. Here's a reformatted version: https://gist.github.com/lluchs/bd12ab2e17491c8c4b50
Ah, this doesn't work on IE10 which doesn't implement the touch*-events. It would be nice if you enabled clicking (or added a listener for "MSPointerUp"[1]/"pointerUp"[2], which however would work for mouse as well).…
"Press any key to start" is a pretty useless instruction for tablet users without a keyboard.
At least for me, Opera always asks for Administrator privileges before installing anything, so if you didn't happen to install updates in the timeframe given, you should be fine.
You can also use Windows + W to search in Settings.
"Nebel des Welt" should be "Nebel der Welt" in the German translation.
Because it's neither bundled with any operating system (like IE or Safari) nor can they afford to do a lot of advertising (like Chrome). Firefox got popular because many sites advertised it as a 'better browser than IE'…
All of these are used now.
French pronunciation might be okay, but it's definitely quite difficult the other way round because many words have some parts which just change how the rest is pronounced or have no sound at all.