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by Jerrrry 5y ago
exhaustively enumerating all inputs (and thus, outputs) to a program does, without infinite time or memory, turn it into an automaton. you could then, since having gone over EVERY INPUT...conclude Yes or No, that it Does or Doesn't, HA
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
assuming unbounded time and memory. not being pedantic. you can exhaustively enumerate all inputs for a program. tautologically self-references aside, axiomatically, yes, we can determine if a program will halt, if it has a finite amount of
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
I am not related at all, but seems like a good dude: https://www.molecule.dev/
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
i was explaining the feeling. it's the same shared in the sibling comment, but it is basically more emotionally draining because of the personal involvement, with guilty tinges of self-resentment im sure the french have a word for it
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
"gentlemen's agreement" doesn't mean what most think. it means an altruistic agreement where both parties have something to lose from either speaking/competing
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
I actually wanna correct myself here this as this direct implication is misleading. MS has an agnostic stance on bug bounties. some folks did some super illegal shit and got justice. these things are unrelated
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
https://www.justice.gov/usao-ndtx/pr/fourth-defendant-convic...
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
I have my bricked retail sitting on my desk, it's my second favorite paperweight. After CON files were being resigned with 00000' keys, they tried and failed to maintain a "known bad" list of RSA private keypairs that we
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
> do we enter some kind of minority report era of gaming where you have to get your eyeballs replaced with "unhackable" ones yes. Retinal fingerprinting with VR. you can jtag your headset, and be locked out. the answer is &quot
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
how can you have open hardware, but promise fair play? you cannot. this is the crux of the matter. consoles dont have cheaters, PC games do. consoles are locked, pc's are not. these are separate ideas, that meet when players do: online
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
chill eric
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
after being informed that he will receive nothing short of all 40 lashes, anthony overdosed on sleeping medication. the rest of the crew got 5+ years.
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
That PI didn't pose as police and call our schools, and make shitty female profiles, and try to add us on facebook, though.
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
There are other ways to physically, irreversibly, and cryptographically ensure a given integer is always incremented. If that is the product, how can someone call afoul? you are equating blowing an Efuse with setting a lethal trap. there is
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
You can. but you bought a Cryptex. break the Cryptex, it's broken. We can stop buying electronic Cryptexes, or we can force companies to stop making them. but from a realistic perspective, the only way to uphold the sanctity of online
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
I am concerned with 3 letter agencies, but still entertain the idea of maintaining two, unrelated, uncorrelatable, and hopefully forever separate, internet identities. Like an internet-mullet. Business in my name, party behind an alias. The
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
Michael Crichton, (as above quoted) didn't get to feel the pain of having the opportunity to correct the newspaper article, as we "do". That's the pain I feel when facing this new instance of the affect, in a more palata
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
The internet is a small place, and the "it's just a game" defense didn't prevent 17 year olds from catching federal felony charges then, and it sure wouldn't now, barely out of the 10-year statute of limitations. Be
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
Microsoft brags about "pwning" them to this day...in their own Terms of Service, in their enforcement blog posts, and other places. per gentlemen's agreement (something the soulless, kakfa-esque fucks at M$ will never underst
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
>Got any more fun stories from that time? yes, but the internet will never believe these stories. The history of Xbox Live may be one that is better off never told.
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
I have a condition that I cannot listen to media about things I know too much about. For this reason, I cannot watch/listen to darknet diaries, or a host of other topics. The physical cringe of wanting to correct the record is unbearab
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
It's okay. I had a 50 in every H3 playlist, and my own cease and desist letter from a few different AAA companies. We've all been there...
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
eFuses get physically melted by software. Microsoft bricked thousands of illicit China-developer xbox360 kits one spring morning, in the winter of 2010. they also have bricked retail xbox360 consoles of nefarious (teenage) actors. cannot go
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
It was possible, just incredibly difficult, to correctly respond to the challenges requested, and stay online, undetected, indefinitely.
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
ironically, the modchips were only "undetectable" because MS never thought a KV (the keyvault containing the RSA keypair tied to that mobo serial) would not match the motherboard it ran on. The first players to use a xenon keyvaul
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
You could connect, you would just instantly be banned because the challenge/response pair didn't match, starting with the bright-white dashboard in Feb of '11. the discovery of the RGH, reset glitch hack, aided in the reversi
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
google can detect an Amish person in the horse-drawn carriage, reliably, by the small decrease in speed, and the slight "moving over" in the lane, by the deluge of barely-affected traffic. The red dot drudges along blissfully ign
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
The government should pull out of student grants and loans. Unfortunately, the "double pell" movement means people paying out of pocket are soon going to have to pay double. What a coincidence, that the average degree costs the av
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
finally, some points! 4) if I borrow $1200 from the bank, I don't "owe the bank a productivity increase", I owe the bank $1200. Whether that comes from me being more productive, or working more time into the future, is up to

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