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You should contact ASUS support and ask them... that way you can also find out if this is a known issue

You didn't set n to anything in your function
int i,j,n,a; for (i = 0; i < n; i++) so it could be anything, possibly more than your array's length.
 
You also fill the array after you call the function...
sort(arr); for (i = 0; i < n; i++) scanf("%d", &arr[i]); which means the array is going to be full of garbage since you didn't initialize it.

You're converting to int so 00:01:01 would give you an LoggedTime 101. Also you should never save dates on a DB without timezone, also databases usually have their own time functions you should use that.
 

Did you rent a dedicated machine or rent a virtual server? I havent had much experience with dedicated setups but if you are renting a vps check your service providers control page, I am certain they offer some sort of recovery / reinstall function.  Also bootloader is definitely not part of the bios.

Paper is not the same as a screen. A screen is backlit. Lowering the brightness helps but then you get flushed out colors. Dark themes on the other hand don't shine as much light in your eyes while keeping colors vivid.

Uhh... like, by law? Seems a bit excessive... and there's a loooong list of things I'd require of a website before I get to the dark theme.
 
Also Dark Reader exists.

There are actual accessibility issues that need to be solved first:
Low contrast e.g. grey on white Inconsiderate colour coding Poor font choice Pages which fuck up if you zoom in Needless animation CAPTCHAs with no audio option Important text embedded in images and so on.
 
Once those are eridicated, developers can turn their consideration to things like dark theme

Uhh... like, by law? Seems a bit excessive... and there's a loooong list of things I'd require of a website before I get to the dark theme.
 
Also Dark Reader exists.

Uhh... like, by law? Seems a bit excessive... and there's a loooong list of things I'd require of a website before I get to the dark theme.
 
Also Dark Reader exists.

Uhm... if it were intended there would at least be an in-game warning or a hard cap on what you can craft, it wouldn't just corrupt the game file out of nowhere. Plus i don't see why they would want this.
I mean... I doubt it goes any further than that.
 
Management: make a huge, gigantic game the likes of which has never been seen!
Developers: ok, I'll go and...
Management: I need it on my desk by noon

At this point, would it really kill to have a post-mortem to figure out what went wrong and where? I mean, other than the obvious crunch and employees not having time to finish the game because management wanted to rush this game out.

https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/read-a-file-line-by-line-in-python/

That it's less stable is only conjecture, I don't think anyone has comprehensive data on that. It's not always true that newer = unstable. It just gets RHEL packages a little earlier than RHEL - and you can just hold on to your updates until they're validated to your liking.

Oh dear no, Linux can't be installed on either of those...
 
@Drama Lamajust use ext4 or whatever else is the default for the distribution you want to use

Oh dear no, Linux can't be installed on either of those...
 
@Drama Lamajust use ext4 or whatever else is the default for the distribution you want to use

Damn that 
transfer of wealth from small businesses to megacorporations really be making Facebook crazy

It's a blower card, it gets airflow through the front and expels it at the back. That's why blowers are better than open-air for multi-gpu configs.

Seems like CDPR asked them to pull it.

It hasn't been that long since the time we didn't even have that on pc... the state of refunds on digital goods is disgraceful across the industry.
 
And of course it is - every company in the market has been pushing preorders and premium editions for over a decade, they rely on people making uninformed purchases of broken games. This isn't new to cyberpunk.
I'm sorry, CDPR doesn't get to act like it was their customers' fault for doing the thing they told them to do. What, they pushed out the game and ran preorders for it for months so you could not buy it? Give me a break. This is the same lazy responsibility dodging we see from every other publisher.
 
Of course as a customer you should be careful but that's only because companies like CDPR routinely try to take advantage of you - the victim is not to be blamed. Unless, that is, you spent the last few months shutting down anyone daring to express doubt regarding this game or criticizing CDPR for the vicious treatment of their employees: anyone fitting that description deserves exactly the disappointment they got and more.

Well as Far as Basic Needs go, There is enough Food on Earth to feed everyone. The issue is getting said Food to where it is needed. There is the Fact that most Famines in Modern times are Political Caused.
 
 

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It's not just tech, it's all large corporations. Ask yourself who controls energy...