List comprehension can actually do that, yes. This is one of the scripting aspects of python I use most commonly, and is probably one of its best-known features for creating "one liners".
Same here, and honestly the quality is just trash,save for a few decent communities. No one went to reddit for the content. All the value is in the comments, and here there's either very little interaction, or a worse circle jerk than reddit ever had. There are exceptions, but that's been my experience.
If you don't understand why it'ss broken, I guess that's on you. If you're to tbe point op is in terms of their needs, network topology etc and you still don't understand the fundamentals, what do you expect me to say to resolve that?
If you're OK with supporting your broken, incorrectly configured network, then by all means. If you are not, then expect the answer from those you're asking for help from to be "fix your shit". Do not expect anyone to educate you. It's like arguing with creationists - you picked this dumbass thing to get behind, I'm not on the hook to explain basic logic to you.
If you're using double NAT, you're doing something wrong. If you want to do it right, stop using double nat. If that doesn't matter to you, and you're comfortable supporting a broken-by-design network, do it.
If this were cycling, max would be doping. It wouldn't be a question. It is plainly odd; this I'd just ten in a row it's ten complete and utter incomparable dominations. They weren't races for max, just formalities. That is odd. Great car, sure, but it speaks to something else being a little off, whether that's regulations or the driver or economics I can't say. Max is an insanely talented driver, and probably one of the best there has ever been, not taking anything away from him in that regard.
Eh, there's something to criticize about the absolute piles of smugness coming from) bredbull /max. These comments get hyped up, while any humble stuff is never mentioned. It's a competitive sport, people will inevitably say shit, none of it will ever completely define anyone.
I like posts like this because I assume they distill whatever the community is about down to something that makes it really easy to just be like oh yeah fuck that and block the whole thing. How can anyone legitimately enjoy reading this, honestly?
Land ownership (in the US) already is public. What problem would this solve? What problems would it create? How would the solutions outweigh the problems?
Python isn't (generally) compiled. Have you used python before?