Indentation can be (and should be) tabs, EOL is it's its own thing either \n or CRLF which Python source code did actually care about as recently as 2.3.
Assumptions like this is why most people should stick to verbose languages with lots of guardrail braces.
To be pendantic, it's level of indentation in Python that has semantic meaning, not whitespace.
Well fuck. Telegram was a really good way to distribute tor bridges in Russia because account age can be inferred from id, so roskomnadzor glowies could be vanquished easily.
Well done Pasha, you just had to go to France, the one country that has a warrant on you? Don't the indie pharma & finance industries have enough to worry about without the glowies? Oh and bring back the wall you bastard.
That's it, close the thread.
Congrats on using Linux so young. A winrar is you.
How the genuine hell though? Wouldn't that make you 8? Is this a trick? Are you a fellow third worlder? No interest in computers? Or actual child?
How can you write already omg y'all grow up so fast 😭
Crash Bandicoot was my first game.
Did you know that it released closer to the moon landing than to today?
I had the same issue just last week with a more recent copy of premiere I got. Just block all internet access in your firewall to Photoshop and it will go away.
Hobbyist here, Is it normal for businesses to be having 50 mil rows to insert into a 50 columns wide database via a 2100+ parameters query, 15000 inserts at a time to a single DB?
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That's an oddly specific example. I'm guessing you could possibly be an employed artist who is not muddy, oily or ever had a "cool workplace injury".
Was trying to extract a totally legit copy of Skate 3 I downloaded today to play on my Steam Deck
If by "this method" you mean Steam Link like OP then yes that does work. It does not work in Sunshine however, and I need Sunshine, because obviously there is no Steam Link on a PS Vita.
Obviously I tried the sunshine method out or I wouldn't have outlined all the things I tried to fix it with otherwise.