Per the Fireship video, it was less that the answers were in the training set and more that the ability to calculate the flag on Exploitbench was left in from the previous test that went awry.

Scoring 100% is easy if noone checks your work

https://youtu.be/0Rp9KJCEIvg

I guess he is the ultimate Dungeon Master

You haven't played Fire-boy and Water-girl?

I assume you already have read them, but theres some books one guy wrote once about a Gulag Archipelago or 3. Worth re-reading.

Wait. That's not normal?

My WSL instances end up getting overwritten when I reinstall Windows so I thought that was just a general OS thing...

No, that's not normal.

Every bare-metal Linux system I have in my home is upgraded in-place. My oldest is roughly twenty years old. My newest is around four years old.

>they used to promote Win11 and 32GB RAM.

Its common knowledge that Win11 needs 32gb RAM, but im glad to hear that Microsoft is aware of it.

Looking forward to this 8gb variant :)

Giving their fossil fuel reserves away isn't exactly solving anything is it though? They happen to be giving the reserves away to foreign investors and thus driving domestic prices significantly higher then they aught to be.

It’s definitely solving for making someone else richer.

I’m lead believe it makes LNG less expensive for Japanese industry, which probably effects the price of goods manufactured in Japan.

I can't seem to find a Terminal app produced by Google LLC in Play store. Could you share the playstore link?

It's actually not in the app store, and it may only be available on Pixel phones. You get the app not by downloading it from anywhere, you just enable "developer mode" in the system settings, and the app magically appears in your app menu (the full menu, not on any home screen by default). There is a subreddit dedicated to this app ( https://www.reddit.com/r/androidterminal/ ).

I've never used a Samsung phone, but I think their DeX environment might allow you to do the same things that the "terminal" app supplies.

If you can't get either of the above to work, give Termux a try. It's not full gnu/Linux, but it's pretty close.