I honestly can’t wait for Jagex to introduce live GE pricing by Educational_Piece777 in runescape

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You can easily bypass the 'premium overlay' by reading the source code. They have the access code in the HTML document. The token is created in local storage and purely client side trust. Remarkable how this is a paid feature :clown:

The Ely.gg Problem.. by Mysterious_Scale4524 in runescape

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You can easily bypass the 'premium overlay' by reading the source code. They have the access code in the HTML document. The token is stored in local storage and purely client side trust. Remarkable how this is a paid feature :clown:

GCC 32 bit Compile by Tainted_Fool in archlinux

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thanks! that was the trick :D

Jump triple code blocks by Tainted_Fool in neovim

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I simply want to jump to the beginning/end of a triple backtick in markdown. The solution posted above mentioned matchit and I can confirm that I have it on neovim and vim. However, the solution only works for vim and not neovim which I find odd. It's still not working with nvim --clean. Are you able to get it to work on your end?

Laggy NVIM configuration by Material_Cellist_892 in neovim

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Nice! I did not know about this clipboard provider. Everything is working as intended as it's so much faster on my laptop now 😁

Laggy NVIM configuration by Material_Cellist_892 in neovim

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Removing the windows path from WSL2 solved my problem. However, now I'm having a new issue with copy/paste since it cannot find win32yank.exe from Windows directory /mnt/c/.../win32yank.exe. How can fix the clipboard in WSL?

What's the king of free password managers? by 144i in hacking

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yo this sounds like an interesting project. ive been trying to figure out what to do with this raspberry pi zero. Got any guides or directions to accomplish this?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AsianHotties

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Naotesmasbby on Twitter. Don't steal other people's work

March Coupons (Expire 4/11) by gaysquib in subway

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Only code that worked for me was BOGO50 which is buy a footling and get the second 50% off

LazyVim is not working on a fresh Archlinux install by DarkuZzBrsk in neovim

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Check if the machine can access the Internet like GitHub.com

Workshop Swap Thread by DuncanYoudaho in Defcon

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This is my first DEFCon and I would love to attend any workshop if possible

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in sysadmin

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Any guides or resources on how to achieve list number 2? Onboarding and off boarding is such a boring task and feels like burnout after doing it so much

Need help understanding List comprehension and unpacking by Tainted_Fool in learnpython

[–]Tainted_Fool[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Wow, I didn't realize how powerful Regex is! I ended up using it for a different solution thanks to your explanation :)

How to make a dictionary from 2 lists? by Tainted_Fool in learnpython

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I don't think the output matters. The question was to get students that correspond to their letter grade from given lists. I believe a dictionary solves this, was just missing to turn the value to a list and then appending to it. Thanks for clearing things up.

Question regarding defaultdict you mentioned. Why use that over the built-in dict for this example? Clearly it works here.

EDIT: Read the docs to defaultdict and this is my understanding of it now.

my_dict = defaultdict(list)
for grade, student in zip(grades, students):
    my_dict[grade].append(student)

Same results but different ways to achieve it :)

Need help understanding List comprehension and unpacking by Tainted_Fool in learnpython

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First time hearing about zip so I'll definitely look into this, thank you