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I was not able to find any instructions on where to put the keys.prod file.
Someone in discord told me it goes into ~/.local/share/yuzu/keys/
That folder was not even created by yuzu.
I feel like the folder should be created by yuzu at runtime and that there should be instructions on where to put the keys.prod file in the first place.
I was using build 20200324-2e484ccc7 for this.
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For this one, the entire solution is wrong because what is asked in question is a number that appears continuously 007 but in actual case its showing True for 50307 and also for53007. There must be some modification done to the solution.
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Is it possible to have LINUX container(LXC,LXD) compiled into OpenWRT?
The LXDUI is a project allows users to manage LXC in a Web UI.
If you have these 2 enabled in OpenWrt, that would be fatastic.
Before we have a good fix for #63 we should manually verify the qemu args somehow. We may have to copy-paste code from qemu or something. In the very least we should be aware of incompatible config options exposed in the UI (maybe we can't check additional args).
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Credit goes to Javier Honduvilla Coto for find this: http://hondu.co/blog/open-and-python
I contacted him by email to clarify a few bits, and thought it'd be a nice addition here.
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p10 could use a couple of short sentences of introduction. It may be well known in the community what exactly goes into a threat model section, but the White Paper will probably be getting quite a bit of attention even beyond the tighter security community, and it might be good to explain that this section lists the capabilities various potential adversaries are assumed to have.
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https://github.com/trekhleb/javascript-algorithms/blob/master/src/algorithms/sets/cartesian-product/cartesianProduct.js#L8
I think it makes more sense to return an empty array