

The freshest Akira variant uses old-timey encryption method vulnerable to brute-force methods
It breaks old-timey encryption.
The freshest Akira variant uses old-timey encryption method vulnerable to brute-force methods
It breaks old-timey encryption.
There’s a butterfly meme to make here, not sure if it should be aimed at the scammer or the reposts
The c/reddit community is not for people who love reddit. Having reddit in your name doesn’t mean you like or support reddit. There’s no irony, youre just misunderstanding my username, the sub and just about everything else. Stop trying to make fun of people’s usernames.
What I should have said was “reminder: nobody give a shit about going back to reddit” for the slow one’s in the back looking to take things personally.
Talk about the post instead of attacking people directly. I can have whatever in my name and say “nobody cares you can still access reddit”, it doesn’t matter how you interpret my username. Reddit was once something else.
It’s okay you’ll never get it. Go back to feeding money to spez now
This is a community about reddit discussion/news. Most posts are about how they censor, monetize and essentially wage war with their communities #luigi. I don’t need “reminders” to go back.
They circumvent reddit ads by paying reddit directly for the API (using their own ads). It still funds reddit.
Reminder: nobody gives a shit about reddit
How do you figure that?
They run ads and subscriptions to afford the API, which is paid to spez.
Because the US conveniently aren’t part of the treaty.
The U.S. signed the Rome Statute in 2000 under President Bill Clinton but did not ratify it.
In 2002, President George W. Bush’s administration formally “unsigned” the treaty and passed the American Servicemembers’ Protection Act (ASPA), which restricts U.S. cooperation with the ICC and even authorizes measures to prevent the prosecution of U.S. personnel.
Your tongue is also super tactile. We spend most of our toddler years discovering this.
You can look at anything around you, anything, and your brain knows exactly what it would be like to lick it, even if you’ve never done it before. Taste, texture, residue etc… it’s quite freaky
Oh and my thighs are really good at imagining my phone just buzzed.
He just drumming up his nazi base who have no idea of the multiple levels of irony.
That’s the only difference between a dictatorship and a democracy. A dictatorship can run with dying illiterate slaves and still make a lot of money (see Elons Dad’s small loan of one emerald mine). In a democracy the money comes from the productivity of the citizens. That’s the only reason you get highways, schools, hospitals…
So they started out by making us more productive by giving a ton of amenities to the boomers. But now they need more, so they are cutting back on things that make us productive, while demanding we be more productive.
We should just eat the rich.
Apple stopped providing encrypted storage, but they didnt unencrypt the existing storage for governments to see.
I think leaving gulf of mexico is ok
Found this somewhere
Revisiting the archives, Hoek realized this common paraphrasing featured a misinterpretation that flew under the radar until 1999, when two scholars picked up on the translation of one Latin word that had been overlooked: quatenus, which means “insofar”, not unless.
To Hoek, this makes all the difference. Rather than describing how an object maintains its momentum if no forces are impressed on it, Hoek says the new reading shows Newton meant that every change in a body’s momentum – every jolt, dip, swerve, and spurt – is due to external forces.
Right, no doubt to a philosopher this makes all the difference, but we haven’t been reading it wrong. Words are transient and the result is exactly the same as Newton’s first law, but with more words. Sounds like an academic in need of a grant sensationalizing old stuff
There’s an interesting book on psychology (by a nobel Prize winner) called “Thinking Fast and Slow”, Daniel Khaneman.
It’s called regression to the mean. The military said that yelling after bad pilots made them good and praising good pilots made them bad. Kahneman proved that yelling at them when they were good made them bad too and vice versa. It’s just that great pilots can sometimes be bad, and bad pilots can sometimes be good, it had little to do with how they pushed them. Along with loss aversion, people are pretty terrible judges of value.
Because
1- they were always like this but had advisors and people to speak for them 2- it’s now cool to be a fucking racist, so if you want to be in the Trump club you better get your racism on (see zuck). It’s very very lucrative right now to go along with it and you might be illegally shut down / removed if you dont.
Bro why u gotta bring up Nicole! /s