Given an array arr[] of length N, the task is to find the minimum number of replacements required to remove all peak elements of the… Read More The post Minimum replacements in given Array to remove all strictly peak elements appeared first on GeeksforGeeks.
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I’m working on a VM managed through VSphere running a minimal install of Centos 8. The VM has three NICs. One of them is up and running on a separate network–a backdoor into the VM, as it were, because it’s easer to work ssh’d into the VM than through VSphere’s […]
I have custom screen sizes set up in my Chrome dev tools, but the zoom levels for how big the screen appears are limited to: 50%, 75%, 100%, 125%, 150%, Fit to window Is there a way to add custom zoom levels or zooming to an arbitrary level?
I have an app sideloaded that I’m using to download files. I don’t have much storage on my boot drive where Windows subsystem for Android is installed. The app I’m using downloads files to the downloads folder on android. I was wondering if I can change where the android subsystem […]
What is the difference between “external port” and “internal port” in port forwarding? If internal port is the port no. to which server is listening to for a specific (eg: HTTP request) service request; then how do you define external port?
I have an aging and now-unsupported “ProSAFE” VPN firewall running defense around a /28 block of public IP addresses leased to us by our datacenter. Our WAN drop is a single ethernet cable. One of this firewall’s most useful features, which I assumed came standard in enterprise-like firewall appliances, is […]
Given an array task[] of size N denoting amount of work to be done for each task, the problem is to find the minimum amount… Read More The post Minimum work to be done per day to finish given tasks within D days appeared first on GeeksforGeeks.
Given N sized binary array A[] containing all 0’s initially. The task is to find the final count of 1’s after flipping the bits at… Read More The post Count of 1’s after flipping the bits at multiples from 1 to N appeared first on GeeksforGeeks.
Given a head and a tail of a doubly linked list containing 0s and 1s, the task is to sort the Doubly linked list without… Read More The post Sort given Binary Doubly Linked List without modifying the data appeared first on GeeksforGeeks.