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Maybe don't make unsubstantiated claims without evidence.

• 867-5309 6y ago
  it may be suggestive, but it's still a fact
  • _tk_ 6y ago
    How can something be 'suggestive' and 'a fact' at the same time?
    • wongarsu 6y ago
      By being true, and suggesting something else. Obviously non ethical hackers can get paid non ethically. Anyone can get paid non-ethically after all. It's a fact that's so trivial it's useless if you just take it for its factual content. What makes it interesting is the implication that people use hashcat for unethical (and/or illegal) activities and use the proceeds from that to pay for their time improving hashcat. The comment doesn't state that, but it's what we are all thinking when reading it.
  • s0ss 6y ago
    Prove it
  • Dylan16807 6y ago
    The bare fact is not an answer to the question. It's a non sequitur. The clear implication that actually answers the question, that these non ethical hackers are responsible for the commitment to the project, is an unsubstantiated claim.
  • simsla 6y ago
    A fact used to imply completely unsubstantiated facts.