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n^3 - 1 to be prime. Which can be trivially factored as (n - 1)(n^2 + n + 1). If n > 2 you have an obviously composite number. If n <= 1 you get 0 or negative numbers not prime. That only leaves n=1 which gives you the 7, the only prime before a cube













grep -ri "ryozuki.*rust" | wc -l


3698grep -riE "Learath2.*go" | wc -l

4072






grep -ri "jupeyy_keks.*vulkan" | wc -l
pls


n^3 - 1 to be prime. Which can be trivially factored as (n - 1)(n^2 + n + 1). If n > 2 you have an obviously composite number. If n <= 1 you get 0 or negative numbers not prime. That only leaves n=1 which gives you the 7, the only prime before a cube 



grep -riE "jup(p|e|s).*vulkan" | wc -l588











grep -riE "(jup|jap|keks).*vulkan" | wc -l633

grep -riE "vulkan" | wc -l

1553











OnceCell/OnceLock already (edited)


\bC(?:99|11|20|23|2x)?\b










grep -ri "neovim" | cut -d'<' -f3 | cut -d'>' -f1 | sort | uniq -c | sort -nr is probably flawed in many ways






\bC(?:99|11|20|23|2x)?\b




















(?:\s|^)C(?:89|90|99|11|20|23|2x)?(?:\s|$) how about this?






^ is unlikely to do anything good since the nickname is in front
















-.- for yourself
-\.- 











. is a wildcard, ChillerDragonsome_identifier

-.- matches automat-o-ton or whatever
























mentions: keyword for discord search










secure_random_init is always checked











find_package(Crypto) seems to break it xd




































































































































-1 in binary is 0b10000001 


0b10000000 is right no?

































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its a vps







0b10000000 is right no? 
















mkdir build && cd build && cmake -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debug .. && make && ./DDNet-Server "dbg_dummies 1"

m_SavedInput.m_Direction = 1
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actual 1127695164: 01000011 00110111 01000011 00111100
expect 1127629628: 01000011 00110110 01000011 00111100
actual -514903197: 11100001 01001111 00110011 01100011
expect 3779998307: 11100001 01001110 00110010 01100011



"öüä" is just 3 bytes of utf8, why is it ending up in 2 ints? (edited)


"öüä" is just 3 bytes of utf8, why is it ending up in 2 ints? (edited)>>> len("öüä".encode())
6
python (and my internal UTF-8 encoder) disagrees




"äöü".encode())











int first













StrToInts+ 128 that sussed me out at the start
(aBuf[0] + 128) << 24 this is UB








ASAN_OPTIONS and UBSAN_OPTIONS....


(aBuf[0] + 128) << 24 this is UB 


























