They’re all sent by a handful of recently created accounts. …
Next to the brackets is number 2, so you have to multiply that first
Brackets come first, the order of operations for the division and multiplication is the same. The leftmost number takes precedence. You’re multiplying the two rightmost numbers.
6/2*(1+2)
= 6/2*3
= 3*3
= 9
No extra brackets are added
Edit: I looked into this, and apparently how this is solved is somewhat ambiguous. According to this your way of solving it is how it used to be interpreted historically.
I think this is the WMC open letter mentioned in the article.
“dictatorship of the proletariat” just means that the proletariat (the workers) is the class which holds the political power.
That is in contrast to the “dictatorship of the bourgeoisie”, which refers to states where the bourgeoisie - the class which owns the means of production - holds the political power. Spain, Sweden, USA, Germany, etc. are examples of these states.
Is this different in some way from wikibooks?
No problem.
You can sort the feed by “All” instead of “Subscribed”, which shows posts from all instances. The community list can also sort communities from all instances. You don’t need to go to the other instance’s site. You can view the posts for communities on other instances by clicking on them like you do with local ones.
Global list of instances: https://join-lemmy.org/instances
Instances linked to this instance: https://lemmy.ml/instances
List of communities: https://lemmy.ml/communities
You can load a post/community/etc. from a link to another instance by pasting the link in the search bar.
Yep.
Though https://geometrydash.io/ isn’t the correct url either. geometrydash.com and robtopgames.com are the ones owned by the game developer. The former site is unused, which is probably why unofficial sites rank higher on the search results.
Xournal++ is a nice tool for that.
This document talks about the issue. As of now, it does leak metadata, as already mentioned by other users, but they’re working on fixing that. The pinecone overlay network is a step towards that. A further extension to protecting user metadata they’re planning on taking is routing the messages over TOR.
The link gives me a 404