Jerrrry

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by Jerrrry 4y ago
"dont feed the trolls," tell him to go fuck himself, you make everyone else look "like a russian troll" by kneeling to these ungenuine, discussion-destroying idiots.
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
whataboutism is whataboutism. judge comments on their own standing merits. OP shouldn't have to tie together identities because you're too short sighted to "do you own research" and evaluate a comment without reverting
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
bullshit all the maps have built in speedometers with an alarming red rectangle when you are speeding. the data for what the speed limit is is generally public, or very obviously derivable from principles-first, common sense engineering aut
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
Pretty efficient market. Depending on your check mark, subscriber count, and audience, you can easily sell any blue checkmark for 1-10k. Access to the Twitter dashboard? 50k 0day account takeover - 150+k, rarely happens anymore
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
I'm just here to shill Isaac Arthur's Youtube channel[1] Few people try to take our progress as a species to the next evolutionary step while making the content accessible. If you want to know how we as a species will reverse entr
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
thats the problem, its too quick, too dismissable, to easy to not engage in any useful discussion, proliferating echo chambers even quicker. useful discussion is the opposite of an echo-chamber circle jerk. lowering the barrier to dismissin
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
I just assumed all self-posts are hated and immediately downvoted into illegibility.
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
Hackernews is worse in this regard, yet little mention ever. Downvote me and see - this comment fades into contrast-obscurity. Downvoted comments turning grey/on greyer is beyond dumb, adding another UI-bezel on top of the pile of shit
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
"The reaper didn't come today, so he won't tomorrow"
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
Bullshit takes a magnitude more effort to refute than it does to create. You made erroneous, ridiculous claims, and - when rightfully challenged - dismissed any doubts as "not my homework," Your trolling is demonstrably ineffecti
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
https://fsapartners.ed.gov/knowledge-center/fsa-handbook/202... This is a direct response to your obviously wrong explicit statement, that FAFSA has little checks against fraud, and implied that any SSN will get y
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
FAFSA checks the applicants SSN against their name, date of birth, and homeland security. There is little room for fraud outside of blatant identity theft.
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
>The founders of this country are rolling in their graves. Every part of this story. Some of them were put in their graves, for similar reasons - treason is treason. > All he did was go to another country and spread truthful informati
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
Yes?
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
Meth is less neurotoxic/harmful than MDMA. It is far more powerful, and cheaper, and prevents sleep - that is the most dangerous. The tendency to re-dose is high enough to be difficult for low-willpower people to not succumb to. Heroin
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
I have to disagree with you.
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
Every gaming platform will give the information upon "emergency request," and most CSR's, siding in caution, will happily give out the name, mailing address...email, and even challenge questions... It's a social engineer
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
"10-20%" are self-admitted Nazi's. Fighting against 20,000 barely armed conscripts / "peace-keepers" you are a shill.
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
Azov battalion was a Nazi regiment until it was in our interest to overlook it. Google CNN's coverage, a few months ago, then compare to now. One planted Nazi flag made the media paint all the Canadaian trucker as Nazi's. Yet, we
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
I am glad everyone can agree, for different reasons, that minorities should be first in testing the novel vaccine.
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
Yes, and millions of others too. Some people want to play games, and enjoy themselves in a competitive environment, and pay for the privilege. If that doesn't appeal to you, that is your priority. Don't like it? dont buy a fuckin
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
Is storing a hash not also invasive? I don't store your IP or SSN. I store the Md5 hash of it. If the bit-space is easily enumerable, it is just as bad... but is it?
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
the premise is, though, to lure in others via 1000% fomo -- that is only inflated because of the user buying the questionable tokens, then use their capital for exit liquidity? seems pretty simple
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
Faking EDR's and GDPR is the newest way to take over anyone's account, for many platforms. just the effort companies made to support the requests allow for shenanigans. if you cant take over the account - you request it be deleted
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
It will be laundered in millions of $1 transactions, with others that are doing the same. Then it will be sold at a discount for Monero or a shitcoin, and then theyll get a couple thousand dollars in cash in the mail for the rest of their l
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
warning: Isaac Arthur is like crack to sci-fi/intellectuals. binge at your own risk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pzuHxL5FD5U
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
that part is understood. a dripping faucet, for example - is it dripping at 10 drips per hour? or 5 drips per hour? did it stop dripping? no way to tell - the period between drops could be one moment longer than you observed - it could had
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
can you explain this please (your comments are lovely btw)
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
yeah it seemed grandiose, he posted before and got a similar response, too many combinations to manually glue together
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
>(once it got through localization, hah). i can imagine that passed with flying colors

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