keatsta

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   Using memory corruption to freely write and execute code in the RAM of Pokemon(tasvideos.org)

   12 points by keatsta 14y ago|1 comments
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   by keatsta 17y ago

   Well, since it's an entirely mental process, I don't see how it could. Unless you mean actually altering your emotions on a chemical level, which the placebo effect actually does too.
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   by keatsta 17y ago

   I mentioned it only based on what I had heard from my own coworkers and such. Most of the data I'm looking up now show it being a moderate success commercially, albeit with declining profits. My point remains, though, as I don't think the m
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   by keatsta 17y ago

   I've seen variations of this article so many times, where are the counter examples? What were people saying about the Apple TV, Macbook Air or any other failure you can think of when it was first announced? The moral here isn't "The iPad wi
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   by keatsta 17y ago

   It seems that the general shift in the torrenting community has been towards private trackers anyways. The average pirate seems more interested now in finding good quality releases and obscure content. Also, private sites are usually safer
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   by keatsta 17y ago

   Does anyone else feel that one of the most interesting parts of the entire article was introduced in the last sentence? "After all, he says, Dead Hand is continuously being upgraded." This seems contrary to the spirit of most of the rest of