141493 pts ยท March 22, 2018
get this to the front page and I'll updoot at least seven of your comments
Computers have achieved sentience and are trying to convince us to stop throwing pieces of them out
Yep, the difference between dark roast and burnt is a few seconds
Is it still just billions?
I tested it out, and even when I manually trip the GFCI to off, the 20 amp plug still feeds through
My only very good friend in the whole world voted for this dumpster fire. I now no longer have any very good friends
Which bumbling drunken imbecile in particular? In this administration you have to be kind of specific...
Rockets also tend to use a buttload
I wasn't aware of any fully successful replication attempts at all, got some sauce? I'm genuinely interested
"just asking questions"
Technically number one in the US now, if you don't count the sponsored listing
I knew a girl who worked at a pool supply store in Florida. She said they sold more pool noodles for goats than they did for actual pools
A friend would like to know where to obtain the double-ended buttplug juicer
One of the last times OP posted about this, I thought the thumbnail was server spaghetti until I clicked through
"half giraffes" so 1.2 giraffes
They do, for the low low price of lifetime debt
w00t been missing my UncleSlam dumps, good to see ya @op hope you're having a great holidays!
fwiw, it does look like this particular attack link no longer works but please don't try and verify that yourself unless you have a REALLY isolated VM you can spare
If you're interested in the payload, the random text string decrypts as Base-64-encoded UTF-16LE. It downloads and executes a remote script. Not digging into what that script is exactly... Censored for security obviously:
Antares rocket explosion. Fun fact, the engines on that vehicle were from the Soviet N1 lunar program, built in the 1960s or '70s. Purchased at a bargain because it was cheaper than developing their own engine or buying an american-made engine. If you ever want a fun read, look up how hilariously the N1 project failed
But through the magic of pharmaceuticals I'm working my way towards 8
You're conflating two entirely separate things. The ratio of staple foods to prepared foods counts towards whether an establishment can participate in SNAP at all. That's immaterial to what can be purchased with SNAP. Under your logic, cold prepared foods are also ineligible for SNAP since they are not a staple food, yet Publix subs and the like ARE eligible under SNAP.Retailer eligibility in SNAP and a particular item being eligible for SNAP are two entirely different things.
That just sounds like a computer with extra steps
I also keep a passive RFID jamming card in my wallet just in case
They claim it's not a Sim because physics looks non algorithmic, but the output of a complex algorithm may not necessarily look complete since the output doesn't have access to the simulation parameters. It's just as likely that the sim is so advanced that entities inside it literally cannot access the knowledge to prove it's a sim
You gotta tap it. Stupid mobile app doesn't show long images anymore
I would do all these... I just can't
You'd be surprised what a lab coat can let you get away with
I'm going to have to start charging you rent, because this is going to live, unwelcome, in my head for the rest of my days
https://media4.giphy.com/media/v1.Y2lkPWE1NzM3M2U1MXd6bWI1cnpsbXAzMW1yMXJoNXVweXRmaTQyYjJmZ2pnam1nZWE5MiZlcD12MV9naWZzX3NlYXJjaCZjdD1n/PLFUhxdKbAAEM/200w.webp
Under current us tax code there is no way to reliably tax the import of digital goods, and the majority of films arrive in theaters digitally these days, and are distributed through streaming platforms. Same thing with TV shows, they're distributed to the local broadcasters or cable providers digitally, and then digitally sent to the end user. If I remember my tax law correctly, there are codified exemptions for digital goods in various trade agreements that the US maintains.
Computers have achieved sentience and are trying to convince us to stop throwing pieces of them out
Yep, the difference between dark roast and burnt is a few seconds
Is it still just billions?
I tested it out, and even when I manually trip the GFCI to off, the 20 amp plug still feeds through
My only very good friend in the whole world voted for this dumpster fire. I now no longer have any very good friends
Which bumbling drunken imbecile in particular? In this administration you have to be kind of specific...
Rockets also tend to use a buttload
I wasn't aware of any fully successful replication attempts at all, got some sauce? I'm genuinely interested
"just asking questions"
Technically number one in the US now, if you don't count the sponsored listing
I knew a girl who worked at a pool supply store in Florida. She said they sold more pool noodles for goats than they did for actual pools
A friend would like to know where to obtain the double-ended buttplug juicer
One of the last times OP posted about this, I thought the thumbnail was server spaghetti until I clicked through
"half giraffes" so 1.2 giraffes
They do, for the low low price of lifetime debt
w00t been missing my UncleSlam dumps, good to see ya @op hope you're having a great holidays!
fwiw, it does look like this particular attack link no longer works but please don't try and verify that yourself unless you have a REALLY isolated VM you can spare
If you're interested in the payload, the random text string decrypts as Base-64-encoded UTF-16LE. It downloads and executes a remote script. Not digging into what that script is exactly... Censored for security obviously:
Antares rocket explosion. Fun fact, the engines on that vehicle were from the Soviet N1 lunar program, built in the 1960s or '70s. Purchased at a bargain because it was cheaper than developing their own engine or buying an american-made engine. If you ever want a fun read, look up how hilariously the N1 project failed
But through the magic of pharmaceuticals I'm working my way towards 8
You're conflating two entirely separate things. The ratio of staple foods to prepared foods counts towards whether an establishment can participate in SNAP at all. That's immaterial to what can be purchased with SNAP. Under your logic, cold prepared foods are also ineligible for SNAP since they are not a staple food, yet Publix subs and the like ARE eligible under SNAP.
Retailer eligibility in SNAP and a particular item being eligible for SNAP are two entirely different things.
That just sounds like a computer with extra steps
I also keep a passive RFID jamming card in my wallet just in case
They claim it's not a Sim because physics looks non algorithmic, but the output of a complex algorithm may not necessarily look complete since the output doesn't have access to the simulation parameters. It's just as likely that the sim is so advanced that entities inside it literally cannot access the knowledge to prove it's a sim
You gotta tap it. Stupid mobile app doesn't show long images anymore
I would do all these... I just can't
You'd be surprised what a lab coat can let you get away with
I'm going to have to start charging you rent, because this is going to live, unwelcome, in my head for the rest of my days
https://media4.giphy.com/media/v1.Y2lkPWE1NzM3M2U1MXd6bWI1cnpsbXAzMW1yMXJoNXVweXRmaTQyYjJmZ2pnam1nZWE5MiZlcD12MV9naWZzX3NlYXJjaCZjdD1n/PLFUhxdKbAAEM/200w.webp
Under current us tax code there is no way to reliably tax the import of digital goods, and the majority of films arrive in theaters digitally these days, and are distributed through streaming platforms. Same thing with TV shows, they're distributed to the local broadcasters or cable providers digitally, and then digitally sent to the end user. If I remember my tax law correctly, there are codified exemptions for digital goods in various trade agreements that the US maintains.