Jerrrry

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by Jerrrry 2y ago
On a millisecond old, virtual machine, sure.
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by Jerrrry 2y ago
Range/Selection at user touch/click, seven times, 60 times a second.
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by Jerrrry 2y ago
It doesn't negate, innately, that the action is literally compelling the defendant to incriminate himself with his own actions/words, not his bio-metrics. If the crux is literally that his compulsion is moot to the establishment o
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by Jerrrry 2y ago
It implies that - or that all deaf people will spawn non-scamming progeny simultaneously, coincidentally as the non-deaf get selected against by lethal scamming simultaneously (then all scam themselves).
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by Jerrrry 2y ago
These were pre-recorded, then Markov, now full on API/VOIP services that offer these services free-of-charge.
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by Jerrrry 2y ago
Albeit the "lack of evidence" is often usually stated to not be used as evidence, I believe this is a proof of the contrary. Patients that have improved symptoms are less incentivized to seek further treatment/studies - obvio
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by Jerrrry 2y ago
>No need for a cookie banner. there was never a need
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by Jerrrry 2y ago
You should try to read the words on the back of the video game box. The online portion of the games, explicitly, were segmented. In fact: the "unspoken" reason why online services cost money (the money is actually a red herring) i
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by Jerrrry 2y ago
(fictional hypothetical Minecraft snippet, ignore) If there's anyone out there with the magnet or torrent to the 2011 XBL / partner net dump that may or may not have been leaked (not src, just bin), there are an entire new generat
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by Jerrrry 2y ago
>It’s a gateway drug; while simultaneously ignoring that the drug killing people, fent has a perfectly causal gateway drug in vicodin/percs Cannabis IS a gateway drug, indirectly, by means of social contagion. It's simply a cat
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by Jerrrry 2y ago
>DoS nodes DoS'ing a server and correlating timeouts is a well-known but still discernible technique. Random delays and packet data have been added to help bugger against this and timing/padding/other side-channel attacks.
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by Jerrrry 2y ago
That's a vector for literally all assets so adding a random delay to every layer up to the last Paint() is the only real counter. It can be mitigated by adding a property to scripts to allow/default/deny shared domain resourc
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by Jerrrry 2y ago
branch if not equal. and noops. we were reverse engineers, make no mistake
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by Jerrrry 2y ago
This is awesome. Propose an RFC - seriously. This simplifies, democratizes, and makes transparent the "internal resource sharing/caching" that some browsers can do, like when needing to load the latest jQuery for the 15th tim
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by Jerrrry 2y ago
Your bias is showing.
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by Jerrrry 2y ago
You would think the free market would value national security more.
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by Jerrrry 2y ago
Liberals are trying to ban books too. "Education", as you have used it, is a measure of collegiate accomplishment, not of merited learned-ness. It correlates more with socio-economic class. The same argument can easily be made abo
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by Jerrrry 2y ago
>If a person told you that they can multiply, divide, add and subtract, would you not also assume that they can at least count? But that's not what they said; to be fair. They said it can do complex math - not simple math, repeatedl
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by Jerrrry 2y ago
>Or do you think life is simply a nonsense concept? yes! Just as Carl Sagan likened consciousnesses as an emergent phenomenon that happens somewhere between the neuron count of a worm and a dog an a certain ape; " Life " is a w
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by Jerrrry 2y ago
>complex analysis, longer tasks with multiple steps, and higher-order math and coding tasks. >counting Pick one. This is very similar to the "precision" misconception regarding floating point numbers. The answer isn't w
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by Jerrrry 2y ago
Just as notable: my vacuum makes a workable, albeit poor, rake outside.
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by Jerrrry 2y ago
It is one of the leading Late filters; that excellence in the species cannot compensate for the inefficiencies in extracting energy to continue existing; leading to environmental/social problems, inevitably leading to either environmen
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by Jerrrry 2y ago
The smartest people on the planet wanted to nuke the moon; it was a great idea. It wouldn't make the classic mushroom cloud - it would be a spectacular sphere of luminescence; and by far the most powerful display of power to had ever b
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by Jerrrry 2y ago
what a coincidence, we have plenty of disposable cheap labor not too far south of those factories. they are even queuing themselves up in distinct routes based on race and national security concerns. this is what real politik looks like in
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by Jerrrry 2y ago
one apostrophe? sure. more than two in a row? no. Ku' 'Laangah't is valid.
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by Jerrrry 2y ago
>If a user wants their title to be “hello%0a%3C%25%3D%20File.open%28%27flag.txt%27%29.read%20%25%3E”, so be it. that's a good way to horizontally propagate/reflect XSS and other Code As Data vulnerabilities. better to strip the
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by Jerrrry 2y ago
There are legal arguments that providing a passphrase to an unbiased, unconnected, unrelated and compartmentalized computer to facilitate decryption is not a violation of the accused's 5th amendment rights if the court is sure, beyond
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by Jerrrry 2y ago
What you consider "Life" is just an awe-inspiring amount of complexity that has irked out an existence in the small, brief gradient of temperature our universe has permitted. The clouds of Jupiter, when viewed from a planetary s
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by Jerrrry 2y ago
>Biology is just a giant soup of whatever works. Any organizing principles are accidental or only exist in the eye of the beholder. Evolution is the difficult-to-understand answer to this; we tend to anthropomorphically and erroneously a
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by Jerrrry 2y ago
Biology is unique; no other classical study, in modern practice, (can) contain both the sheer magnitude of complexity and the propensity to sweep away that same complexity with just a mere (if only temporary) classification. This may be a

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