Huh, that wasn’t there yesterday when this was posted, I’ve checked everything I have access to
Either way, it’s everywhere now
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Huh, that wasn’t there yesterday when this was posted, I’ve checked everything I have access to
Either way, it’s everywhere now
It’s a little more specific, I think the patent is about:
But that’s still something multiple games have done in some way I think.
Although Frankfurt doesn’t have them, this exists:
Your account name is me trying to spell Dijkstra
Depending on who compromised you, paying the ransom is the smart move.
As long as the hacker group has a somewhat established name and reputation, they have more to lose from keeping a copy afterwards than to gain. Trust is like half of the business model for these groups - throwing it all away for a one-time gain isn’t the smartest move.
And while you should obviously keep a backup, in the end it might be cheaper to just pay up, especially because of potential future lawsuits should customer data be leaked.
Also, you should absolutely make sure the hackers actually have stolen data instead of merely encrypting it all with a secret key. There’s no point in paying in that case.
I guess Cyprus will never be able to join the EU either then
/*
* Gets stupidFuckingInteger
*
* @returns stupidFuckingInteger
*/
public double getStupidFuckingInteger() {
return stupidFuckingInteger;
}
The amount isn’t necessarily an indicator of intelligence, the nunber of connections is very important too
If it can accelerate without pedal-assist, it’s not an ebike in many jurisdictions, likely including Japan.
Ew that’s disgusting
Imagine if the algorithm were in Θ(n!²), that would be even worse
I dislike the .not() method a bit because it inverts the meaning of the previous code snippet you’ve read.
if (list.isEmpty()...
“Ah, so if the list is empty…”
if (list.isEmpty().not())
“Goddammit”