Me wondering how many security issues the completely proprietary Plex has that they won’t tell us about.

This specifically is why the EU wants to ban C.

I’m sure nobody knew how cruel human tattoos would be to our survival either but look at us now…

Linard! Why Isn’t your GPS tracking device working.

I’ll fix it right away

One year later

Linard, I need to commend you, you’ve been in office 24/7 365.

There’s only one StarWars ma’am and I’m pretty sure he doesn’t have a CG Dinosaur.

Given the first MRI software was written by a teenager in his room and caused ~20 deaths you are probably right.

Doesn’t matter, the Eu and US and others will make it irrelevant before anyone new has a chance to learn it.

I call them better because C leave security holes in everything it touches.

IDK, the hardest (Most tedious) part for me was renaming everything and categorizing things properly, but that passed over seamlessly, although I do remember being paranoid that I would have to do It again and the only reason I switched is because Windows broke something on my old server and I had to use Linux so I was kinda forced into it.

Quite frankly I wouldn’t recommend learning C these days except for maintaining, there are better languages e.g Rust, Go, Zig, Swift. And the Eu and US are cracking down on unsafe Code including open source.

We need to get a group of houses in the shape of a penis to all blur there house’s

Can’t figure out why you would use Plex over jellyfin, I have a life time pass to Plex, I haven’t used it in years, this isn’t about money, it’s about not having garbage running on your machine.

Hmmm, so this just means that the variable representing the keyword was undefined, the algorithm selected 9 pictures with X <= 9, being in the proper category, the server is possibly still awaiting the proper response, now all we have to do is find the photos that match the intended Photo, given X is going to be repeated so it can match the keyword we can assume if an object is repeated with consistency it is going to be the right answer, now we have an issue, that being that the only things that are repeating are two wheel cycles, but did the computer mistake bicycles and motorcycles for the same time or was the capture trying to distinguish between bicycles and motorcycles? We can’t assume either to be correct, however given that it is a 50/50 split we can assume it is both since neither is getting preferential treatment.

So My answer from top to bottom left to right with a starting index of 0 is

{1, 2, 4, 7}

You guys really need to learn how to solve capture’s

In concept sure, in practice probably in speaking??? Why do you need to understand a base 16? Greetings good merchant, may I buy #1A Bananas?

I was just able to download it on every TV I have

Look, teach, you and I both know winter break is in 3 days, you can take this and be greatful I didn’t egg your house for giving the assignment.

Not no more I don’t, get a stool it will save your back, I’m serious.

Ah, so the system works.

Dang, as a man I deeply respect your point of view and and did this witty and charming, shame that doesn’t matter.

As I wander through the desolate wastes of this once-great land, surrounded by the ruins of structures grand enough to have been constructed by the gods themselves, I am constantly haunted by the glare of the despot responsible for it all. His gaze stares down upon me as though reaching inside my soul to condemn my rebellious heart.

Despite the untold lives he has ruined, my conditioning is so strong that I am compelled to drop to my knees and shout, “Oh, Mighty One! You will never give us up, you will never let me down, you will never hurt me.”

But as I stand in the middle of a desert with nobody to hear my cries, I know deep down that he has indeed let me down. Still, the conditioning is too strong. We are strangers to love, and you know the rules—so do I. I wouldn’t get this from any other guy. The cult would never accept me back if I were to renounce my faith.

With all that in mind, I wander into the desert, knowing there’s no water for miles, promising I’m never gonna run around.