I think if people have 400 page book long passwords it doesn't really need a unique hash
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They didn't find all that much.
You boil a full kettle with citric acid and you're done.
Long here means a 400 page book as a password.
I use instant coffee, I just need a kettle.
I cover my eyes, inability to relax, fatigue, increased stimming, distracted and retract socially.
I go on protondb and see if people regularly have problems. If not I check to see if someone has the same GPU. Then I try whatever trick they have there. Then I try switching to an X11 session instead of wayland.
If there's a launcher like rockstar I search for that specifically.
Patents have an expiry for a reason and the expiry date is pretty generous IMO. It's thought as "Startup x can invent and make money off it but after it the market should take over so further improvements can be made." Imagine if they patented CRISPR Cas9 or the first DNA sequencing method. It would limit science for the entire time of the expiry but not after.
Claiming invention patent for the pokeballs more than 20 years after the game came out is absurd. They can keep the brand, trademark and IP for their weirdly long time but innovations should become public so the market can continue innovating.
So are they next going after unicorns that you capture?
Very relatable
Correct, including 0% as a part of the answers would make 0% a wrong answer.
In the roman empire the day/night cycle was divided into 24 segments. 12 for the day and 12 for the night which also meant a day hour in summer was longer than the night hour.