It's in some way related. This is the Tick Tock Clock (TTC) upwarp, a glitch that happened to a speedrunner (not ABC) where Mario got randomly teleported to a higher position. It was speculated that a bit flip happened due to cosmic ray, but it's more likely that it was caused by a hardware bug instead.
pannenkoek2012, famous for creating A Button Challenge (ABC) TASes, put up a $1000 bounty for anyone who can solve (consistently reproduce) the TTC upwarp, since an upwarp would be very helpful in gaining height without pressing the A button to jump. This upwarp never got solved, but he already found ways to beat TTC without any A presses and it was insane: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=98EpPsaAF_k
It could be cosmic ray. The fact is we don't know. It's just speaking in terms of probability, it's a lot more likely that this is an N64 bug.
It's not like we don't know what a hardware exploit can do on the N64. For example, you can skip an area in The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time by pulling part of the cartridge out while the game is running.
Tool-assisted Speedruns (TASes, the automated run you mentioned) are mostly run on emulators. If this an N64 hardware bug, it may even be specific to that speedrunner's N64. That's why a TASer actually bought the N64 from this speedrunner to study it lol
Additional context for the title is that pannenkoek2012, pioneer of the A Button Challenge (ABC), put up a $1000 bounty for solving the Tick Tock Clock (TTC) upwarp, since techniques in gaining height is extremely valuable as we want to avoid pressing the A Button to jump. No one solved the TTC upwarp. However, solutions have been found for completing TTC without any A presses (0xA) so the TTC upwarp isn't needed anymore.
I think it depends more on the intention of the murder. If the killer specifically targets a person, that's assassination. Otherwise, it's homicide? Maybe when it's a specific group of people it can be called genocide instead
The only difference is that -Syyu forces the database to update
To explain what database means in short, it tells pacman what packages are available in different repos (e.g. core, extra). In some rare cases, the time of the database update may be incorrectly marked, and pacman would not know there are new packages/versions. -Syyu should be used in this case.
I did it in Cantonese, probably similar to the Mandarin poem.
I think my mom started making me memorize it in the last year of kindergarten (I was 5yo). By the time multiplication becomes the main topic in primary 2 (2nd grade) maths, I didn't really have much problem doing them. It was really useful to have it recited.
Used to be like 8 or 9, but now it's around 4. I have been streaming for 2 years and that's likely the cause.
Recently I have been enjoying talking to random people more. Mostly old people like to initiate conversations with me, and we don't even talk about crazy things. The conversations are more about how they are doing and it's good to know that they are still kicking.
EDIT: Upon further tinkering, I found out the API doesn't actually require any authorization to use. I made a simple HTML here. You can try it!
Taking a look at the network tab in devtools, I found an authorized GET request of https://peertube.wtf/api/v1/videos/%7Bvideo_id%7D. The response JSON has a field called viewers and views, which (I guess would) represent live views and the actual video's views respectively. I haven't dived too deep into getting access tokens but the PeerTube docs should help.
Alternatively, you can fetch the public video page directly (i.e. https://peertube.wtf/w/%7Bvideo_id%7D) and extract the view count from the HTML, maybe something like document.querySelector("my-video-views-counter").innerText in Javascript.
I doubt there's any website that directly provides a browser source for PeerTube, so you probably have to create your own source making use of this knowledge. The source can be as simple as a single HTML file.
It's in some way related. This is the Tick Tock Clock (TTC) upwarp, a glitch that happened to a speedrunner (not ABC) where Mario got randomly teleported to a higher position. It was speculated that a bit flip happened due to cosmic ray, but it's more likely that it was caused by a hardware bug instead.
pannenkoek2012, famous for creating A Button Challenge (ABC) TASes, put up a $1000 bounty for anyone who can solve (consistently reproduce) the TTC upwarp, since an upwarp would be very helpful in gaining height without pressing the A button to jump. This upwarp never got solved, but he already found ways to beat TTC without any A presses and it was insane: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=98EpPsaAF_k