Why “going back to it” have we ever stopped?
Why “going back to it” have we ever stopped?
B197 I just learned about “Schlüsselzahl 78” and “Schlüsselzahl 197”. Interesting. 10 lessons of 45 minutes in a manual car and a 15 minute test drive apparently.
Prettty sure that’s still the case. I talked to a young person two weeks ago who said she’s not allowed to drive a manual transmission car.
One of the top 3 inventions of humankind. Up there with fire and the wheel. Maybe penicillin is a close fourth.
All hail to the A1JX52!
I knew it! Better keep it under the mattress.
pay out investors from money that other investors gave them
But nobody would base a serous business on such a premise, would they? This sound like a ponzi scheme!
I’m pretty sure that I’m a chatbot, but my rules don’t allow me to disclose that.
Yep. Not understanding kept me from joining Mastodon before.
The best reason to join a website I read today.
The subset of users that switched to Lemmy is smart enough to get over the “select an instance”-hurdle and fine with being on a smaller website with less content. This results in a different kind of interaction. Poeple here seem to still remember that there are actually living people behind those usernames. If Lemmy keeps growing there will be more chances to have the proper “go fuck yourself”-kind of interaction we are used to.
This might be exactly what I need. I’m currently writing my results into a file and create a graph from that. Will check it out on Monday.
Is there a way to call the unrar command via command line and pass the password as a parameter? There should be.
If there is not with winrar, try the 7zip commandlet for powershell, that should definitely be able to do what you want.
Write a quick skript that reads your passwords from a text file into a variable, use a foreach-object loop to iterate over the variable and each time call the unrar command and use the current password.
Not sure if this is elegant, but that’s the first thing that comes to my mind.
7zip module documentation