Zorothamya [she/her, he/him]

People are going to make murals of him after his death.

Do you need open them? I'm using Deluge and it is able to leech and seed, only having to wait at most 1 minute for data to come through. I remember having problems with Transmission (the torrent client) though.

And I also imagine it's likely not an option to open ports, as most people are behind a CNAT (unless maybe the adoption of IPv6 by many ISPs (not mine) changed that?)

I use 1337x.to (http://l337xdarkkaqfwzntnfk5bmoaroivtl6xsbatabvlb52umg6v3ch44yd.onion/). I don't know if there's anything better though, but all public pirating sites seem to have the same stuff.

I'm sorry for this question, but isn't it the opinion of most health professionals at this moment that covid is in the process of becoming an endemic disease and that it will stay with us in the long term?

Sorry, I'm really asking this out of ignorance.

Yes, tankie.tube. You may want to use a VPN however, because it runs on Peertube, which allows seeding the videos you watch via P2P to decrease the loads on the server, but that also means other people can determine what you are watching.

!movies@hexbear.net also uses it to host some of the movies they watch on their movie nights (american nights) (https://live.hexbear.net/c/movies) so you may also want to use a VPN if you are someone who takes part in the movie nights.

This is my kotlin script for part 2

import java.io.File
import kotlin.math.abs

fun safeP(increasing: Boolean, pair: Pair<Int, Int>): Boolean =
    (abs(pair.second - pair.first) in 1..3) && (increasing == pair.second - pair.first > 0)

val lines: List<String> = File("day02-input").readLines().map { it.trim() }.filterNot { it == "" }
val sequences: List<List<Int>> = lines.map { it.split(" ").map { it.toInt() } }

fun getProgressions(seq: List<Int>) =
    generateSequence(-1) { if (it + 1 != seq.size) it + 1 else null }
        .map { progVariation: Int ->
            seq.filterIndexed { index, _ -> index != progVariation }
                .let { alternateSeq: List<Int> ->
                    alternateSeq.mapIndexed { i: Int, level: Int ->
                        if (i != alternateSeq.lastIndex) level to alternateSeq[i + 1] else null
                    }
                }
                .filterNotNull()
        }

val answer = sequences.count { sequence: List<Int> ->
    getProgressions(sequence).any { prog: List<Pair<Int, Int>> ->
        prog.all { safeP(true, it) } || prog.all { safeP(false, it) }
    }
}

println(answer)

I'm still only learning kotlin. In my opinion it's pretty shitty code due to the long call chains. I imagine to make it better I should probably break up those chains, assigining the intermediate values to different variables, to make it more readable. Do you agree and is there other stuff that you think ought to be improved?

On Nov. 21, just five days before the crash, police chief Bob Hale and his five officers resigned from their post. Hale announced the decision in a Facebook post, and said he left because of “repeated acts of harassment” and “personal attacks” on his character by a town council member.

Hale added that the council member cut the police’s funding upon assuming his position.

“This lack of investment hampered our ability to operate at the standard the citizens of the Town of McColl rightfully expect and deserve,” he said in the post.

What about diarrhea?

I should note there's also the "save" button (it's the star). Pressing it saves the post and you can later see it again by going to your profile and pressing "saved".

There's also the book: https://mw.lojban.org/papri/The_Complete_Lojban_Language

I'm however somewhat confused by his not so low approval rating (around 50% if I remember correctly).

https://github.com/MrGlockenspiel/activate-linux

Yeah, I know. I apologized because I responded with a joke to this serious question.

Have you tried https://content.luanti.org/packages/?type=mod?

(I'm sorry)

We should add a Xenia emoji to hexbear. (perhaps the !libre@hexbear.net logo? (or maybe some other image at https://xenia-linux-site.glitch.me/ ))

speech pathologist

“I diagnose you with french.”

Wasn't it south Korea who started the rumour that the DPRK was planning on sending troops to Russia to fight Ukraine?

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Ostalgie is indeed mostly about surviving or preventing the collapse of the socialist block (and Collapse: A Political Simulator is about the aftermath of the collapse), but in crisis of the kremlin, although very difficult, you can bring forth the collapse of the US. (I still don't really play it, because I find the game difficult to understand and some things seemingly make no sense, that's why I anxiously await the sequel). I still haven't looked at China's: Mao's Legacy (as I think I should study the subject some more before trying it), so I don't know how much you can kick the US in the balls with the DLC.

But yeah none of those games are grand-strategy wargames.