dEnigma

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by dEnigma 11y ago
Well, after all they tell you that the sequence consists of numbers: >We’ve chosen a rule that some sequences of three numbers obey >Now it’s your turn. Enter a number sequence in the boxes below, and we’ll tell you whether it satisfi
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by dEnigma 11y ago
To quote xkcd: "You will not go to space today"
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by dEnigma 11y ago
Indeed, I get around 15 every time on one of my displays and just got 25 on the other one without a problem
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by dEnigma 11y ago
The website gets an F on the ssllabs.com SSL Test: https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/analyze.html?d=fleetzen.com
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by dEnigma 11y ago
At least you can look at "Anonymous Cat Facts"[1] [1] http://2v7ibl5u4pbemwiz.onion/
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by dEnigma 11y ago
Very nice, but since there is no transition the lane changing looks a bit too jerky so that at first I thought it was broken.
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by dEnigma 11y ago
Looking at the video and considering that the link to their Twitter at the bottom of the page leads nowhere, I concur.
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by dEnigma 11y ago
A truck could just stop at the shoulder when something goes wrong and wait for assistance, while a plane still has to land, which is anything but easy, depending on the circumstances.
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by dEnigma 11y ago
Thank you, I saw the erowid page before I posted and only read up to "more than 100 times a normal moderate dose of LSD" before I asked for a citation. Well, at least we know one shouldn't take 3200x the normal dose ;)
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by dEnigma 11y ago
>LSD is known to be safe in at least 1000x the normal dose I'd love to see a citation for that
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by dEnigma 12y ago
I just played with it for a while and the German translations often were pretty bad ("Essen sie nicht, dass" for "Don't eat that!", when "Essen Sie das nicht!" or "Iss das nicht!" would be correc
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by dEnigma 12y ago
This is great! After I clicked through a few of those I switched to another open tab in my browser, where an actual startup website was displayed and for a few seconds I wasn't sure if it was another random one.
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by dEnigma 12y ago
The question is whether we would actually profit from having more color pigments or if the additional information would just get lost at the level of optic nerves or in the brain, especially if you treat grown-ups.
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by dEnigma 12y ago
According to "xjohanson" who submitted the story and seems to work at gasvalet it's available "everywhere"[1]. Which makes this feel even more like a scam or joke. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/ite
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by dEnigma 12y ago
And the fictional dev has "Gotya" in his name ;)
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by dEnigma 12y ago
"ButtDrops™" Oh yes, I definitely don't regret installing this extension.
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by dEnigma 12y ago
Fences and guns, probably.
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by dEnigma 12y ago
What I would like to know is why they used a generic malware warning. Couldn't they send an alert with an actual explanation (in Chinese and English) of what's going on, so users are made aware of the issue?
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by dEnigma 12y ago
If that is their plan it seems to be working, judging by some of the comments here.
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by dEnigma 12y ago
The Chinese people aren't actively trying to wreck the Internet either. It's more like banning everyone with black skin from your store because a black person once robbed it.
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by dEnigma 12y ago
I thought the same thing, but then I checked the "Original" because I just couldn't believe it (considering that German to English isn't even that good) and it turns out it's in English
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by dEnigma 12y ago
According to the Qualys Lab SSL Test[1] there are some problems with your https configuration (mainly POODLE vulnerability) [1] https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/analyze.html?d=ilikerabbits....
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by dEnigma 12y ago
Of course it's not the same. For one thing there is a lot less bullshit involved in simply smoking DMT. Seriously though, there are a lot of factors involved but I'm sure going into the jungle to drink ayahuasca under supervision
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by dEnigma 12y ago
That doesn't seem that expensive, I know some people spend this much for a single cup of coffee.
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by dEnigma 12y ago
Interesting, maybe it isn't that far-fetched after all, though the risks of doing this by impersonating an Uber driver seem a little too hight to convince scammers.
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by dEnigma 12y ago
But why would anyone go through all this trouble just to impersonate an Uber driver and assault a passenger?
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by dEnigma 12y ago
>The safety concerns are that working as an Uber driver on domestic car insurance invalidates the insurance, so if they do hit anyone they won't be able to pay for the damage and injuries. Fair point, I was more thinking about accid
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by dEnigma 12y ago
Hadn't thought of that, though that seems like a very unlikely scenario, since you would also need the car. And driving around in a stolen car with a stolen phone probably won't work for long and will probably get you caught just
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by dEnigma 12y ago
Serious question: What exactly are the safety concerns? Both driver and customer are easily identifiable since they both connect using the Uber app, so it would be really stupid for either of them to commit a crime during the ride. If you m
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IBM Watson Personality Insights(ibm.com)
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