My favorite way to create a boot media is simply to use cat. No arguments, no shenanigans just a cat into the device :

cat debian.iso > /dev/sda

I vote 2. UnfinishedProje

exactly what I was thinking

omg it's Luffy

Lol, this picture is literally from a french protest. You can even read "Parti communiste" on the flag.

Incredible, it's been almost 10 years since I created my account to publish my first mod on this platform. I love that it is still around.

This graph is clearly missing some important data.

• Zorin is at 17
• Ubuntu is at version 23
• Fedora 39
• KDE Neon 20240104

Now you can all migrate onto the REAL winner.

You can also configure vim to use the first clipboard (works with nvim but never tested on vim).

there is a puzzle game called The Pedestrian where you control the sign man through signs

Impressive view !

Wait, 10 meters between cars ?? In traffic ?

It's actually a really good question. What you're explaining is called a collision, by creating the same hash with different numbers you can succesfully login.

This why some standard hashing function become deprecated and are replaced when someone finds a collision. MD5, which was used a lot to hash passwords or files, is considered insecure because of all the collisions people could find.