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There's a lot of duplicate code all over with arrays of colours. A simple colour function (that ideally had arguments that could limit it to specific tones) would simplify a lot of code.
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Apple's identically named CryptoKit module was just released: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/cryptokit
If this package were to mirror the public API, it could be used as a drop-in replacement for Apple's CryptoKit on Linux.
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I think that there 2 errors:
Set<T> sampleMultiplehas an incorrect comment "@return a random element from the collection" because it doesn't return an element but a set of elementsList<T> sampleMultiplementions that "elements don't r
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Hi. I wanted to report an issue. generatedata requires the /cache folder to be writable. However, on CentOS 7, making the folder writable is not enough because the default SELinux policy prevents writing to the /cache folder that is in /var/www/html. To fix this issue, one would have to run the following as root: