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by Jerrrry 5y ago
As an Xbox VIP and Halo veteran, I was too timid to play the game, fearing disappointment. Played a single game, knew I made the right choice by not playing sooner. Hopefully this will not follow the same fate of Halo 5 and MCC. MCC took 5
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
If you thought filters were warping the mass perception of beauty, wait until the social media platforms have these "smarter" filters that will allow more fine-tuned parametered control over pictures. You can control your own pict
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
Millions fail the Turing test every hour, every day. News articles, comments, and even full discourse (back and forth), is already a staple of any internet forum space.
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
This. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Executive_Order_6102 Remember, the use of encryption above a certain keyspace is still considered exporting arms, and subject to ITAR. They will let more suffer from the bubble to al
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
>Any application that could be done on a blockchain could be better done on a centralized database. Except crime.
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
Not 0.
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The people Verizon/ATT are more fallible, because of the implicit risk/threat model that is imposed on us by duopolistic infrastructure. They have vastly more power without the required training. This asymmetry makes them larger t
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
The issue is that most communication is centralized between two companies, Verizon and ATT, and those companies have employees that are very, very fallible. We need to decentralize our communication infrastructure.
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
It was a major exchange that did not understand what the 2 in "2FA" meant, yes. Most exchanges did not have proper 2FA until the sim-swath-swoop of 2018-2020.
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another bitcoin bandit bites the dust. I bet he bought an xbox gamertag from the most recent exploit. These kids really do think the 3 letter agencies arent watching, no matter how many of their close friends get v&. The blockchain is f
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
I'm on three of those right now, two more to boot. It's the dose that makes the potency and effect. The dose available to the end-user is determined from the drug itself and the supply chain, since it is unregulated. If it were re
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
Reading by the ambient light emitted is constantly exchanging photons, which is information communication. Picking up a fallen coin is displacing localized complexity. If it wasn't, you wouldn't be given any extra photons to bounc
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Yes, and it is legal, and commonly done. You are allowed to broadcast a cell phone tower signal and MiTM the connection. You are not forcing others to connect to your signal. The spirit of this freedom is even emblazoned on every compliant
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NFT would be better explained if they used the older word: certificate. But if we called NFT's 'certificates,' then less would buy into the Tulip mania. NFT's are just a digest of certificates, public/private key pa
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
>if they aren't maxing out their bandwidth The analogy is only in the contextually relevant case of a limited resource and the consumption. The juxtaposition of individual vs collectivism, and the inevitable tragedy of the commons,
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
Candle-light is more expensive than bandwidth is today. Also, bandwidth is the use over a specified allotment. Aside from the obvious analog that your neighbors wifi is literally a light you cannot see, if they aren't maxing out their
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But you (the silo) don't have a financial problem :)
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Good sports, well played.
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This is true, the ease of use and proliferation of simplified and straightforward user interface conventions has had the adverse effect of making everyone born after 1998 practically unable to use a computer outside of the 4 major websites
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
Which is why, almost tautologically, it doesn't matter the power expense of blocks or even individual transactions. If a micro-coin becomes possibly promising, someone will dump 12gW into it a year until the consumption matches it&#x27
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Can confirm, got "Death" as a gift in 2011.
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They don't talk to anyone, and you can beat any urine test with full bladder of coffee/water.
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As you zoom out, the universe becomes homogeneous; yet here we are, not average in any right.
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Hello. Long lover of lyseragmides and novel phenethylamines, and stoner. Why does smoking have an immediate intensification effect when combined with lysergamides? Is it because of the combination of partial antagonism and down regulation b
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
"Hot hands are a myth," said a statician, who then spent 200 pages redefining what it meant, until it existed.
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User inputs are not random but they certainly can be entropic. It is crucial to inform the user of this, as software has. "Generating random numbers, please move your mouse around randomly" is suitable for literally all use cases.
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
No exaggeration, your game has saved many a sanity, wasted hours, and has been enjoyed by millions. You may die but your game will forever be burned into the corneas of the common. Good shit!
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Since I was 13, I was told it was a chemical imbalance, and that chemistry was to blame. I was lucky enough to live in the brief epoch where any substance can be delivered to any door, for a reasonable price. Having worked my way through th
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You are 100% correct. The boogeyman of confirmation bias paralyzes researchers.
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> not how natural selection works > mutant spawn survived >leads to different future adaptations

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