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Yeah, title inflation / deflation based on DEI quotas are still the elephant in the room. Of course the guy backpacking the contract making $20 an hour is gonna have something adverse to think of his "CSR" title relative to a
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>"innate desire" "Innate" implies purpose, which is a human trait. Humans built the plane to fly. >There's a massive difference. There is 0 difference. We built the machine to work; we have bui
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2y ago
Mylar, gait obfuscation, shadowing canaries Worst case, if you cant beat em join em Balls, figs, and sour dough
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2y ago
You mean like our own existence? There are also species of animals that literally do not age. The saying that entropy always wins the war is disingenuous as life wins the battles that we can see insofar.
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That was all the console modding scenes. Toxic, necessarily so.
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This actually made me chuckle, although it took an embarrassingly long second.
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It is heartbreaking, but they did not die in vain. This may be the only time this quote has been used un-ironically, in good concious: "Some of you may die, but that is a sacrifice I am willing to make." -Lord Farquad
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2y ago
Comparing American generational accumulation to the olden European social quasi-caste system is a little disingenuous.
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Blur, summarize, anonymize, convert to bitmap/PNG, release. edit: i am aware it is literally impossible to release information without the remote chance of whistle-sniping. the then only logical conclusion reached from such a defeatist
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I'd agree, but licensed content can be revoked - MS is pretty good at publishing digests of "known-compromised" ID's/Serials/Private Keys. I'd be more concerned about any other, more important facets of a
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Find an endpoint that checks the validity of the DRM token they have broken. See if that endpoint just hinges on that DRM token, since its crypto-secure, why check any other fields? Spoof other fields. 10k+ 0-day exploit.
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Given how horribly all major companies, MS most certainly included, confuse authentication vs. authorization, this is almost certainly able to be paired with a 'vulnerable' (all) endpoint to retrieve/post/update player i
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If lack-of-self awareness and irony were able to be canned and commoditized, this comment would be... [redacted for National Security reasons]
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I was actually pondering the new delineation yesterday; the line between spam, propaganda, trolling, and censorship was never too fine as it is now. I like the term slop. I needed the word yesterday.
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2y ago
It's like a litmus test and a captcha, for those who wander merrily
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this is so blatantly false I have assume you made an impossibly improbably amount of typographic errors. reddit is 95% bots echoing the sentiments of a few liberal elites and the 5% of real users are childless aged women. No sexism, this is
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Collision libraries and fluid libraries have had baked-in memorized look-up tables that were generated with ML methods nearly a decade ago. World is still here, although the Matrix/metaverse is becoming more attractive daily.
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The second amendment prevents the government's overreaching perversion to restrict me from having the ability to print biological weapons from the comfort of my couch. Google has no such restriction.
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Short small comments that provoke pages of thoughtful discussion should be ranked higher than dumb punny one-liner quips or distracting detouring near-suspicious detoured astroturfed irrelevant conversations that often derail important topi
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It's a double incentive of both yielding everyone's collective responsibility to at least pretend to care or empathize with another and simultaneously shielding from any responsibility or liability. "Sorry you thought I bulli
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Social contagion fueled by a society that only values individuals by their position in an unspoken, disgusting caste system of perceived oppression.
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Obligatory George Carlin quote: "Your rights? Right this way."
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>I think you misread/misinterpreted my comment. Poising the well immediately, again - Double-speak has that amazingly convenient property. They should train you to not start with a fallacy with every reply, this is getting t
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I questioned your genuineness; given the context of the topic and the your orthogonal figurative of speech used to describe the issues with the article. If the meta-pun was incidental, apologies. This is why HN discourages puns or insubstan
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It's how comments are ranked, and displayed based on "rank" >couldn't* care less >my..."troll metric" / rage bait/"le reddit quantification", formalized as a response's com
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hmm, almost like how complex discussions work, instead of meandering trains of impulsive thought
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>pun >you win the internet >downvote It is against the rules to tell you which rule you are breaking. hint hint.
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> I wonder how many are like me The silent majority, given the numbers cited above and general consensus. >I deeply appreciate your reply. This is extremely important. Ditto. >The wording is what it's all ab
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Simplest: be responsible with substances
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tragic irony, you
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