Jerrrry

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by Jerrrry 4y ago
>If the key to decrypt the vault never leaves your device, >If And, if you get infected, it is all moot anyway.
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
I understand and agree on the normie point; my point was geared towards the 'techies'
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
>"designed for this purpose" I know my blob is encrypted, because I did it. Did you audit your password manager's source control? No? That is the difference.
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
Because the amount of effort required in avoiding them is a signal stronger than the noise of appearing normal. Google is just as powerful as state actors, the same rules apply. Don't stick out.
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
That is still the last question asked on the eQuip, and it has been reworded, implying that yes, this likely did happen. And my delayed response likewise agitated the Mr 202 area code spec agent.
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
Your passwords shouldn't leave your device. Chrome's password manager is pushing it. Everything else should be considered malware. I don't understand how such a 'techy' crowd here on HN can be so belligerent with th
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
Thank you. My brain is very damp but knew it was somewhere.
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
As long as Ukraine exists, the Darknet has free roam to proliferate with US's half-baked OKAY'ing. It is sharpest triple-edged sword in modern intelligence existence.
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
No. Which is why Agora marketplace, digital lawyers, and a slew of others have simply said: "we no longer operate under any assumption of privacy regardless of measures taken, and have simple refused to operate on the internet any long
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
That size-inference side channel leak has been patched for years, random padding is added between hops to mitigate this. It is large files / DDoS going over the network that is still hard to obfuscate. Which is why TOR is intentionally
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
It is my favorite fake-counter example.
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
You just now convinced me how that site wasn't a sham. Thank you. It takes the input, converts it into N, then calculates position using the N. Thank you. I argued for a long time simply by being ignorant. good bless ya sir.
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
im gonna try to get a 2tb harddrive for my xbox now, saw your tb-expansion post. its gonna replace the 60gb you sold me 10 years ago :P
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
Great to see Eaton is still into Xbox, despite the craziness. I need to see if my lifetime license to FATxplorer is still valid. I sincerely hope the rest of the 'inner circle' is doing better and onto greener pastures, even if it
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
Doctors will soon use mdGPT just like they use Google today.
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
>instant tribalism Im sure you feel similarly about anything related to Elon Musk, right? HN circle jerks are so prevalent it's nearly transparent.
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
>Throwing sheep is an idiom I'm unfamiliar with He likely meant "throwing shade."
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
At a certain draw distance (probably/hopefully depending on framerate and other specs), the platform replaces the individual cells with the OTCA metapixel, effectively giving the illusion that it is GoL all the way down. Neat, even whe
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
A jocular saying is that, in England, "everything which is not forbidden is allowed", while in Germany, the opposite applies, so "everything which is not allowed is forbidden". This may be extended to France—"everyt
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
field experience with psychoactives can easily trump desk-jockeying work. 9/10 doctors think boobs feel like sand.
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
Studying poker and humans style of play of the game translate directly to improving generalized agents that can play other games. For all we know, the guy who was kinda good at poker made the small break-thru that led Google's Alpha&#x
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
Section I of the Thirteenth Amendment reads: “Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted, shall exist within the United States, or any place subject to their
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
Exactly, it would take a costly mutation with dubious benefit - and since there is no selective advantageous pressure (men without nippples arent that _more_ attractive, definitely not enough to warrant the mutation) they continue to exist.
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
>don't need to exist because of a reason that's explicit Why do men have nipples? Because there is no reason not to. Evolution need not a reason, but unless things do have a purpose, all things have a cost, whether it is raw un
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
The only proof of existence that would work is one that relies on a communal, unmodifiable, continuous chain of information. that is why everyone pegs it to a bitcoin block, because its the digital equivalent of holding up a Polaroid with t
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
>Finally, we could also use machine learning algorithms to train a model to identify responses generated by ChatGPT based on these and other characteristics. whatever your idea (i skimmmed cuz) the discriminator will find it and have the
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
I wonder if the Germans have a word for the awkward envy-tinted schadenfreude I feel when reading these SIM / social engineering / trivial-hack articles. I know the kids involved (usually second-degree, they are younger now), the
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
this is dope af.
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ads could be strewn across the whiteboard, having to be overwritten or erased, being consumed by the user in the process.
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
If it makes you feel better, there is very little chance of loan forgiveness being allowed, and it will likely be in grid-lock until GOP takes the presidency in 2024 and kills it.

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