It's probably temporary, go to bed, the tech fairies will fix it till you get up in the morining.
We might be laughing about this now, but I bet someone already is working on something like this.
Yeah, the guy in the video said that as well, that's why I was wondering if it's in xbps-src.
Oh, cool, didn't know that, thanks π.
But xbps is still keeps track of installed packages, right, xi is just a script.
The same applies, try it.
I like the DE, seems really polished. Wonder if Void has it in xbps-src.
What happened to it?
If it's easy enough to actually steal, everyone does it. It's human nature, we're greedy by nature.
Well, it sure as hell isn't 16, so yeah, in that case I would put the closest one as the answer as well, 13.
It's not an equation, it's simple math, like one used in a grocery store. You have 2 apples and then you pick up 4 more pairs of apples, how many apples you got?
As I said, it's not quantum mechanics, it's basic simple math.
I bet your alarm clock app also uses simple math problems like this one. It's expected for a grown up or a teenager to be able to solve this, that is why they put it on alarm clock app. It's not something that's meant to be easily forgotten. That is why you learn these things when you're very young, so they stick with you for the rest of your life. But from the answers, it's easy to notice that most have never even learned this in the first place, at all. Why? Your guess is as good as mine π€·.
Agreed π.
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The barbie girl worf scared away the other one in me.