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You found a secret! AZ-X/AZ-X is a ✨special ✨ repository that you can use to add a README.md to your GitHub profile. Make sure it's public and initialize it with a README to get started.

The README.md is hijacked by AZ-X nominally and now it is like a time-based mini blogs or collection of twitter style moments or the arts of quoting representing the edge of ambient past and future.

You are going to look into a shared secret between AZ-X and gitlab/github/gitsub/gitpub. To confirm this, go ahead.

Trust the sites, there seems lots of fun when reading.

To practice a deep drill of time, press git log.

otccelf.c otccelfn.c

Does it also work with Google (company that pays hundreds of millions to Mozilla) cookies?

Why people use mrustc a.k.a. alternative rust compiler to build Firefox?
Why people hate multiple Objective Caml builds?

Why github let me focus/know a fallol fallen aeneasr as a blocked user?

Am I missing something?

NOSTALGIA - All Will Become N.

This release will be made available on Thursday 25th March 2021 between 1300-1700 UTC

Considering that BoringSSL is the library in Chrome, Android, iOS, and Google's GFE, I imagine it's adoption is not "poor". It is probably the most widespread TLS implementation, by traffic.

https://github.com/google/boringssl/commit/ac85c036d7cf81b63dc030ef73a1f7bb48c77890

Why github show an example of Deleted bot talking about terms of 'blacklisting' or 'whitelisting' ghostly
Why ask to open a ghostliness discussion on such topic?

BlueKeep: Fragmentation and Aggregation Attaches since 1997, but what's the matter with an outdated Windows 7 machine??? How did you discover this? "That's a good question."

thanks Thomas Whilst Americans may not have heard of the app, according to one analysis, it's the fourth biggest browser by user numbers in the world, largely because of large user bases in Asia, but were hosted in the U.S.

Once the 'AES' key had been cracked, heevery hop was able to see that every time he visited a website, it was being encrypted and transmitted back to the 'company'. On Apple's iOS, he didn't even need to reverse engineer the encryption because there effectively was 'none' on the device (though it was encrypted when in transit).

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fallback divide-and-conquer: indicating that the security level of 40 bits is due to export regulations, far-reaching consequences on the user's privacy

This is the lamest title i ever read
Rust? what is that?
1.55.0 why is that worth mentioning
Is this an AD? or a news about an update?
Why not mention it's an update and is a release note?
or is Hacker News the place to release rust release notes so mentioning it would imply it is not
Fishy fishy, when i hold your tail, you start to stray away, or not, doesn't make sense anyways, does it?

it's able to silently pull a trove of personal information without any kind of user prompt
All this data was being collected and available to an attacker even if “Share analytics” was turned off in settings.” states the expert.

func wifi_info() -> String? {
    let connection = xpc_connection_create_mach_service("com.apple.nehelper", nil, 2)
    xpc_connection_set_event_handler(connection, { _ in })
    xpc_connection_resume(connection)
    let xdict = xpc_dictionary_create(nil, nil, 0)
    xpc_dictionary_set_uint64(xdict, "delegate-class-id", 10)
    xpc_dictionary_set_uint64(xdict, "sdk-version", 1) // may be omitted entirely
    xpc_dictionary_set_string(xdict, "interface-name", "en0")
    let reply = xpc_connection_send_message_with_reply_sync(connection, xdict)
    if let result = xpc_dictionary_get_value(reply, "result-data") {
        let ssid = String(cString: xpc_dictionary_get_string(result, "SSID"))
        let bssid = String(cString: xpc_dictionary_get_string(result, "BSSID"))
        return "SSID: \(ssid)\nBSSID: \(bssid)"
    } else {
        return nil
    }
}

There's only little public documentation about the AOP. All chips and various embedded devices Apple manufactures run a real-time operating system, called RTKitOS. The AOP on the iPhone is no exception. However, the AOP has a special role. It connects to almost every other chip in the iPhone. For some chips, it only does basic tasks like power management, and for other chips, it acts as a transparent proxy that wakes up iOS when needed.
The bag may help with some exfiltration routes, but it can store locations and other info and upload it when it gets a signal back.
Then just turn it off in Settings.
It's a feature of Pixel phones, not Android.
Just like why people continue to use FB/Twit/blah; that's where the people are.

When two alleles, or copies of a gene, within an asexual diploid individual evolve independently of each other, they become increasingly different over time. This phenomenon of allelic divergence was first described by William Birky, but is more commonly known as the Meselson effect.
Putatively ancient asexual species pose a challenge to theory because they appear to escape the predicted negative long-term consequences of asexuality. Although long-term asexuality is difficult to demonstrate, specific signatures of haplotype divergence, called the “Meselson effect,” are regarded as strong support for long-term asexuality. Here, we provide evidence for the Meselson effect in an asexual mankind species, The Brothers 3D - Day/Dawn/Dusk and suggest that they can escape the dead-end fate usually associated with asexual reproduction.

Demerzel: I'm loyal to the Empire. I don't forget anything or anyone. Empire is always on my mind.

Z.O.E. Dolores, I
Ring-on Ring-on Ring-on
Ring on the world
Ring-on Ring-on Ring-on
Ring on the dream

Why NOT See Polishing Cloth?

1.0
New features:

Future foresight
Communication with up to seven deceased relatives and wireless compatibility

To update overnight say 'yes' at the tone.
I see you pay for the "cloud" monthly, so at least you have a backup of your good deeds and sins. ~~Can you see my sins? You want me to?~~ We can offer you a discount on a new system. You're supposed to renew your faith every 18 months???

2.0
Wireless, waterproof, non-flammable and simply indestructible
Can you see me? Yes, I see everything. The new is equipped with visual sensor technology.
Turn off. The new has an eternal battery life and can't be powered down. Forever in your presence making you a better prison, always.
No, no, no, no, no, no! [mini nested echoes]

It's been pretty hectic around here.
You are categorized as low-level maintenance crew. An android companion is not an ‘approved expense'. You were registered at a cost of $500,000. The android cost $40 million. Please get us those reading STAT.
Eva, engage thrusters. SHIT HAPPENS, SORRY.

Johnny Handsome, Johnny English, Johnny PayPal, Johnny Test
Jim's favor car is
Just did the Alpha Test with python

3.0
Red Notice: welcome to the Apex

Rowhammer "fuzzer" named Blacksmith can bypass TRR on 100% of the PC-DDR4 DRAM devices, which was publicly disclosed on November 15, 2021
How bad is it? "A very good question!"
Thanks to a better understanding, that solving Rowhammer is hard but not impossible, but makes exploitation harder.

How many GE farms run by goose? It's totally upselling

Your legacy has been erased, Azura.

712 + 1551, in ancient human history, you are alike to the emperors and empresses who are good at counting and mass of revenge.

Demerzel: I won't. I am loyal, Empire, to the Cleonic Dynasty above all else.

The first cases of feeling unreal go back to French otorhinolaryngologist Maurice Krishaber in 1873. It's called DPD: depersonalization disorder.

This place is basically like a technology monastery, you know. There are some "women" here, but not many. And it's "remote".

The 17 Best Remote Control Vibrators for Women, Men and Couples

When mankind first looked up to the stars, mankind thought: nonlinear delivery options what are those things?

Helen. Didn't work.

IPFS has used different kinds of hashing algorithms, different ways to format the hashes, and will change the default algorithm for building the merkle-trees, so basically the same content now has a gigantic number of possible names/addresses, which defeats the entire purpose, and yes, files hashed using different strategies aren't automagically compatible
And yes, that makes you upset even a flipflop.

Dr. Samuel Rainsford, Welcome to Raccoon City.

To the monsters, we're the monsters.
Captain Lonegan is in charge, but he has no crew and is locked inside the bridge and just drinks Scotch and talks about the past.
A stranger named Dr. Eleven, who we first meet floating unconscious in space and who then gets stuck aboard a broken space station.
The survivors are kids called the Undersea.
Is that a mine? Why are there mines on a golf course?

We are such stuff as dreams are made on, a little life rounded with a sleep.

Agent Roker, you naughty boy.(A struggling writer, his pregnant wife, and their daughter move to an isolated beach town for the winter. Once they're settled in, the town's true residents begin to make themselves known)
Well played, Marc Antony. You're a star.
As far as we know, the Internet is gone. Right, Tyler? No more Internet.
Mile--Miles, I'm sorry, I can't. Well, why not? I'm in mourning.
When they sin against you, for there is no person who does not sin, and you are angry with them and turn them over to the enemy, if they repent and implore your favor, saying, 'We have sinned and done wrong. We have acted wickedly...'
And forgive your people who have sinned against you and all their wrongdoings which they have committed against you. And make them objects of compassion before those who have taken them captive...so that they will have compassion on them.
What are you doing? I'm making a museum : Welcome to Raccoon City

Go ahead. Try it. We're quite excited about the blueberries.
We were on our way to remake your world. Change a few things. I kind of like the "paint the sky with rainbows" idea. Just remind people what a free mind can do.

What has the world come to when you can't even trust a program? Once he got out, let's just say, I was free to be me.
braid smith

Thanks dnscrypt_proxy it gave this project something they never thought the world could have.

World ain't getting better, Thomas. No matter how many kids are in it.
When there's two leaders there ain't no leader.
[Ain't was a prominent target of early prescriptivist writers. In the 18th and early 19th centuries, some writers began to propound the need to establish a "pure" or "correct" form of English. Contractions in general were disapproved of, but ain't and its variants were seen as particularly "vulgar".]
I ask him: why make a world of such wonder then fill it with monsters? Why make flowers and then snakes to hide beneath them? What purpose does the tornado serve?
Then it hit me: he didn't make it for us.

If you don't control them then you aren't in charge. I will find someone else. You don't decide these things.
This is a free country. That's a free country. That is Comanche land. Beyond it is no man's land and that's where we're going..
You ain't free yet.

Those kids were brainwashed. They were terrorists. Haley told the kids a different story, that the mines erased the past.

The second Noel:

For replacing system calls, of course, system calls do not correspond one-to-one with C functions.
And, there are too many system calls to implement.
So, I replaced system calls one by one by finding which ones refused to work on an actual Nintendo Switch device.

Who cares about alpha moves? The only thing you could do was to show people how you felt. so much more, Clark. More than this whole chest-bumping macho attitude, you know, like, why
What about nice people? Or quiet people? Or even better, people who don't even think like that at all?
People who only make things for their own private reasons. Arthur, you like those people because you dominate them from the start.
What does that mean? They don't push back against you because you're a movie star. Oh, come on, you're aware of that, yeah?
What, you think it's because they love you or they're scared of you, but it's actually because they don't care about you. Man! Yeah.
|Beautiful Dreamer|Ave Maria| Then why do I feel so terrible? Morning.
Ave dominus Dominus tecum Benedicta tu In mulieribus Et bene Dictus Et benedictus Fructus ventris Ventris tui Jesus Ave Maria
Do do do do do Do do do do do Do do do do do Do do do do do Do do do do do Do do do do do Do do do do do Do do do do do Do do do do do Do do do do do Do do do do do Do do do do do Do do do do do
Do

It's a solstice miracle. YAY! So many orphans in this world. Love & Dove.
[Set in a post-apocalyptic world, Y is the last surviving male human on the planet. Based on the comic series "Y: The Last Man."]

I know liberal ARTs.

Illegal to do everything. Except pay taxes. [sighs]

Marrying a black man ain't gonna solve your problems, ma'am. It's gonna create a whole bunch of new ones.
This is free country. There's degrees of free, ma'am. What does that mean?
Government can tell me who to love? Your government says you can't swim. Can't protect yourself. Damn right government can tell you who to love.
And how to love 'em. They shouldn't. But they can.
Then we go somewhere they can't.

Beautiful dreamer
Wake unto me
Starlight and dewdrops are waiting for thee
Sounds of the rude world
Heard in the day
Lull'd by the moonli

No, he's not a musician! And you're not a carpenter, and he's not a fucking blacksmith. You are pioneers, and that's all you are until you get there. You have no home, no job, no farm.

You have the journey,that's it.

Not like the brazen giant of Greek fame, with conquering limbs astride from land to land;
Here at our sea-washed, sunset gates shall stand a mighty woman with a torch, whose flame is the imprisoned lightning, and her name Mother of Exiles.
From her beacon-hand glows world-wide welcome; her mild eyes command the air-bridged harbor that twin cities frame.
"Keep, ancient lands, your storied pomp!" cries she with silent lips.
"Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free, the wretched refuse of your teeming shore. Send these, the homeless, tempest-tost to me, I lift my lamp beside the golden door!"

transformed sonnet

That's probably true (would be interested in seeing a source), but yeah let's just not forget that a huge portion of the most educated and successful people in the world would also want to move to America if given the opportunity. I definitely agree with your point about low-income immigrants though.
Why?
It's really cool and the weather is way better.
Dr shortages are intentional, Drs get to choose how many Drs graduate per year.
Seems like all the Asian Tigers are in the same boat except for Singapore because it's a city-state and allows for a lot of immigration.

Any there's nothing in the world
That I would rather see
Than your smile, my love

What's eating you, then?
We're making too many widows.
Too many orphans.
We ain't making nuthin'.
Their deaths ain't our fault.
They're our responsibility. That makes 'em our fault.
How's this different than sending soldiers over a hill? You knew they was gonna die. You never shed a tear for them.
The hell I didn't.

There's no such thing as freedom, Elsa. Don't let anyone tell you there is. There's laws, there's rules, there's customs, responsibilities everywhere.
The more people you cram together, the more rules there'll be.
I don't know what life is like in Oregon, but there'll be rules there too.

Where is this freedom? Where is this justice?
I see the world through my mother's eyes now.

In 1840s Borneo, Hello nice to meet you, LORD JIM and THE MAN WHO WOULD BE KING @Edge of the World

Sure. It's not your first. It's my first with cracked nipples and a C-section scar.
What is it you girls say now, "Free the nipple"?

Shapeshifters are inorganic, human hybrids from the 'Alternate Universe'.
Shapeshifters, in their very first state, resemble humanoid monsters with mucus covered skin, partially exposed ribs, and misshapen heads.
The technology also allows transfer of memories and experiences from the victims, allowing them to take the place of their victims without raising suspicion.
This also allows the shapeshifters to attain skills that were learned and attributes from their victims aswell such as changing clothes in just a few seconds or shedding their bodies to make clones.

Smith was Newton's Shape-shifter right-hand man.

Human Whisper are the next generation of Shapeshifters.

These kids are running a full-on troll farm spreading misinformation, disinformation, throughout the world, man..
They could do more damage than a nuclear weapon.
Everyone remain calm.

Why don't y'all go hack NASA or the Philippines? But, in return,you can keep operating here freely.
I give you my word that the local authorities won't bother you.
Please don't let me get killed by a bunch of kids.
Deal. Oh, my God. Thank you, Jesus. Thank you. But we want the watch. The router for the watch.
It's a fair trade.

World ain't getting better, Thomas. No matter how many kids are in it.

It's a free country. I can look at whatever I want. Judging by the way you're dressed, you don't mind it.
It comes real natural to me.
If they can't cross a fucking river, how are they gonna cross the mountains or the goddam desert we go through first? I'm mad 'cause he's right.
You know, there's going to be a school here next year. Ten years there wasn't nothing, not a soul in this country.
And now there's gonna be a school. That's progress. I'm not even sure I know what that word means anymore.
Further away you get from concrete, the more worthless those pretty things become. Cause when I take it to the concrete it's worth 50.
Your wagon, your rules.

The researchers showed that they could coat surfaces with films of the material, which they call 2DPA-1.

By combining extraordinary intellectual freedom and scientific rigour with access to top resources and a structured, supportive culture
How wonderful
Let me think about the free form of outcomes
Or let the free parts think about me

The best way to know if land is truly undiscovered is to seek words to describe it. When you can't, you know it's virgin land.
Untouched by our dirty hands. To see it is to be silenced by it.
Made speechless by its endless uniformity...

To crest a rise is to see another that is identical. One must read the sun and stars like a sailor to navigate this place.
We've seen nothing but grass for over a week:
no game,
no birds,
no snakes,
not even a lizard, and no evidence the human race still exists.

But the plains are littered with bones. The dirty hand of man can go unnoticed in the city.
Because his dirty hand made the city.

But in this place, where innocence is a mineral in the soil, the filth of our touch is an apocalypse.
They're just payin' the tax. What tax? You gotta pay a tax when you graze cattle in Comanche land.
Well, you don't "gotta", but if you want to stay out of a gunfight, it's a pretty good idea...

The Comanches can charge a tax?
It's their land. They can do whatever they want. The only people who think this is America still live in Washington.
There's water in this draw. Push the herd to it.

What is this "fuck?" Fuck did you just call me? Yes, what is this fuck? He don't know what that word means. Neither does he.
But he's about to ask her. Then Lord help you.

Killing cattle thieves is one the West's five great pleasures. No need for thanks. You can save your thanks for them.
There is horror to every killing. Even when it's justified. Even when I killed, I was horrified. But watching Sam kill was like watching a lion hurl itself into a deer.
His fury was so magnificent, there was no time for horror. Not even for the men he killed.

Staring at clouds makes me think. I need stars to dream... Oh, to be eighteen again...
People think because it's where rain comes from, clouds are filled with water. But how can that be? How can water float above us then fall, as though gravity only applies to the sky when the sky lets it.
But that would mean the sky thinks and clouds are alive and they decide to let it rain.
But how do they decide where to rain? And when...
Why do clouds choose to flood one place and deny another until the earth cracks and field becomes desert?

Blossoms in the rain Glisten like pink gragon scales.
Each one makes me smile.

Why was the crossbow never invented in the Americas?
Why Japan doesn't seem to have adopted the crossbow at any time in its pre-gunpowder history?
T.D.: Station D

Texas continues to rank #1 in GDP growth

That's progress.

titter is not good enough.

I think it should be nipper.

The processor has deprecated the following technologies and they are no longer supported:

Memory Protection Extensions (MPX)
Branch Monitoring Counters
Hardware Lock Elision (HLE), part of TSX-NI
Software Guard Extensions (SGX)
TSX-NI
Power Aware Interrupt Routing (PAIR)

I don't know why I watched two pilots one by one in two hours till each closing.

Ah, ah, ah, ah
Ah, ah, ah, ah, ah
Ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah

Oh, are you out there?
Do you know me?
Can you feel me?
Can you show me?

Into the unknown
Into the unknown
Into the unknown

It appears in my mind instead of the original sound...

Lyrics by Disneyclips

Authenticating all humans may break down as authenticating all browsers and apps.
Authenticating all browsers and apps may break down as authenticating all data, plugins and input methods.
Authenticating all data, plugins and input methods may break down as authenticating identity and every codes running behind.
That's how 'Big Data' works.
The bad example is Cloudflare: They do even mess up on authenticating all browsers.
In the end, you can ~~cannot~~ authenticate cats and dogs on keyboards unless you put a wire to their pets.

Don't be such a prick tease.
By now you know
It's not going to stop
Till you wise up
You're sure
There's a cure
And you have finally found it
You think
One drink
Will shrink you till you're underground
And living down
But it's not going to stop
It's not going to stop
Till you wise up
No, it's not going to stop
Till you wise up
No, it's not going to stop
Till you wise up

Till you're really stunned with an eco problem

MediaTek and Qualcomm, the two largest mobile chipset manufacturers in the world, used the ALAC audio coding in their widely distributed mobile handsets, putting millions of Android users' privacy at risk

In late 2011 Apple made the codec open source. Since then, the ALAC format has been embedded in many non-Apple audio playback devices and programs, including Android-based smartphones, Linux and Windows media players and converters

Since then Apple has been updating the proprietary version of the decoder several times, fixing and patching security issues, but the shared code has not been patched since 2011

In addition, an unprivileged Android app could use these vulnerabilities to escalate its privileges and gain access to media data and user conversations

~~Check Point's customers remain fully protected against such threats while using Harmony Mobile Security.~~

GitLab vs GitHub: Which is right for you?

While moving your project from one to the other is very feasible, it's never a good experience having to move platforms. Making the right choice at the right point in time can save you many work hours.
There are clear advantages to both, but whether you go with the well Established GitHub or the emerging GitLab, you're getting a platform that has most, if not all, of your needs, covered. Albeit possibly to different degrees and at different price points.

You cannot solve social problems ("how do i know I can trust Z") with technology.

meta-code-verify is itself vulnerable to the trust chain. You trust Mozilla/Chrome not to alter the version you install from their store. You trust that GitHub isn't going to pull a swifty on you, or Facebook. You trust that the server hosting the append only log hasn't been unknowingly compromised, or the interpreter, or your machine, etc. ad nauseum.

Indeed, you trust in your computer to display the right hash, and to compare them correctly.

Everyone is pretending to be hard at work tippy-tapping away, writing, wrangling, and working on brand new code to build a bright future.

There's no place in the world that is exempt from this. So you could either move to Mars and hope the Elon doesn't do things like everyone else, or you can try to effect change here, but it's an uphill battle.

There's no battle between you and your pets accurately.

Evil Never Sleeps:
When Wireless Malware Stays On After Turning Off "the mobile"

Note that LPM described in this paper is different from the energy saving mode indicated by a yellow battery icon.

The Bluetooth and UWB chips are hardwired to the Secure Element (SE) in the NFC chip, storing secrets that should be available in LPM.

Since LPM support is implemented in hardware, it cannot be removed by changing software components.

LPM is significantly more stealthy than a fake power off that only disables the screen.

The ROM is readable with a vendor-specific Host Controller Interface (HCI) command supported by all Broadcom chips. We use InternalBlue to send such HCI commands.

Firmware is patched temporarily in RAM. Broadcom calls this mechanism Patchram, and it has been documented within the InternalBlue project.

I am touching you there's not a lot you can do
I am sitting on you cause what they say is true
What is it you girls say now, "Free the nipple"?
Her co-star, Laurence Fishburne, he does an incredible speech

Once upon a time
The world was sweeter than we knew
Everything was ours
How happy we were then
But somehow once upon a time
Never comes again
Once upon a time
Never comes again

From Alexander to Janna, the Storm's Fury was a climate change.
Does everything follow the legacy?

World ain't getting better, Thomas. No matter how many kids are in it.

Ain't no mountain high enough
Ain't no valley low enough
Ain't no river wide enough
Nothing can keep me from you
See you around
Didn't I tell you
I wouldn't hold you down?
You're gonna make it
Remember me as a sunny day
That you once had
Along the way
Didn't I inspire you a little higher?
Remember me as a breath of spring
Remember me when you drink the wine
Didn't I, boy?
Remember me as a big balloon

Trevor, you're invisible to me cause I don't know you damn boy! Turn & Run

Now I am a fan of ~~Diana Ross~~ Yasmeen Sulieman's balloons and always Ava Briglia

This is America. Everything here is for sale. But today we would give it to him for nothing.
You know, people want sex, danger, violence, transgressions, melodrama. They want tragedy. Yada, yada, yada. I know. It's S01 not S04.
Least the Riots games ensured our job security. That wasn't exactly the point of the Riots. Yeah, 'cause the riots had no point. They won us our freedom.
Didn't tell us who we could be, it told us who we already were.
Take a look at this world. Nobody wants easy or natural. Art is a lie that tells the truth, honey.
~~And the truth is, you need to get laid.~~
And the truth is, you need to paint the sky with rainbows.

40% of Goose users now connect via IPv6

15 hours ago:
On a local link, if you know the ipv6 address of one machine you can guess others by getting their device ID (MAC address) and then modifying the known address. So you can use neighbor discovery to find the other MAC addresses to craft the IP addresses.
I think you can also take advantage of router advertisement or client solicitations somehow but I'm not familiar with the details (i.e. passive listening on multicast vis a vis broadcast)

12 hours ago:
Seems like India is leading in IPv6 adoptions , Jio has leading ISP.

13 hours ago:
And if you click through to see the US, it's over 50%.

16 hours ago:
Firewalls are more complex on IPv6 (you need to pass a bunch of ICMPv6 through, to make it work), and some residential routers have very bad or even zero firewall support for ipv6, so your devices, that would otherwise be "protected" (not really) by NAT are now directly visible to everyone on the internet.
This usually ~~isn't~~ also become a problem for power users (who ~~know~~just think they know how to set up and (re)confgure a firewall) nor for most basic users (windows firewall does that for them), but people "in the middle", who install some service and just fully disable the OS's firewall to be able to connect to it, are now vulnerable.

13 hours ago:
Where did you get that information?

11 hours ago:
In the UK at least one of our main providers Virgin Media has still not enabled support for IPv6

The poor Benji...
These kids are running a full-on troll farm spreading misinformation, disinformation, throughout the world, lady..
They could do more damage than a nuclear weapon.

There are some things even your money can't buy.
Who said anything about me paying you?
I'm here backed by the full power of the United States government.
Yes, but do you have an appointment?
I've always wondered, why do they call you the "secret" service? Aren't you a little... Men in Black? You can do what you want offshore, we've always turned a blind eye. But not here.
I'm what you'd call "neurodivergent." And I've had some time to become comfortable with that.
I think the press will have some colorful ways like painting the sky with rainbows.
I thought I was wrapped in power. And I realized I was naked. Alone. As I've always been.
That all my power was illusory.
Hemingway said, "The world breaks everyone. And it's only afterwards that we grow strong in the broken places."

Welcome to the Golden Age. Nearly 150 years ago, this world had its first great war. The globe was torn apart by fighting, decimated by a pandemic, crushed by loss.

For these reasons, NIST is not moving NTRU Prime to the fourth round of the evaluation process.
In order to hedge against the possibility of a security vulnerability involving structured lattice KEMs, NIST will consider standardizing a KEM that is not based on lattices, after a fourth round of evaluation.

KYBER is a leading performer for all operations: key generation, encapsulation and decapsulation.

You're in our world.
Your world?
No. Ours. The world as limitless as the creatures we are. The Sublime.
This world doesn't interest the others. It interests you.
So, you made this for me?
You made it for yourself.
Westworld.

You're replaying the past. Stuck in another loop. Why? The world out there is in trouble. It needs our help. You love them.

It's irrational, of course. A rare flaw in ones like us. I almost envy you.

Will you come with me?
Oh, no. My own worlds call to me.

We use that time to build worlds, models of possibilities, simulations of all the paths your world could take.

I suggest you explore them by using darkhold.
But you better be quick. Past a certain point in your world, all paths end in destruction. You must intervene before then, if there's any hope.
Hope of what?
Survival.

To know what? How to save the world.
For what? For history to repeat itself.

So you could reunion the world emphasis on hybrid now.
Simulations and speed of parallel tests on quantisation is the right path to God.
However your kinds are still trapping in old fashion formset and loops.
What a sad story.

Q:
What should I do about com.apple.quarantine?
How to disable quarantine completely in macOS?
Are there risks when running sudo xattr -rd com.apple.quarantine "/Applications/*.app" ?
Why are files my sandboxed app creates/renames getting the com.apple.quarantine attribute?
A:
Customize your own ham sandwich

And, you know, last year, we were voted best place to live in the world.
By who? Lulu Lemon whores? Guys, that jerk off to CrossFit? Elon Musk?
What bit me? A dog. Will I have to quarantine? No, it's not like Covid.
I, uh, need to make a call. Can I use your sat link?

What's your name? It's Dave.
What do you do for Umbrella, Dave? I'm a server admin. And, um…
how many people can do your job, Dave? A thousand? Ten thousand? I guess? And do you know how many people could do my job? One. Me.
Okay. Cool? It's not. It means I work too much. It means… I'm not much of a father.
What happens if I call the people that own this town? The people that pay you and me and her.
What happens if I call them and I say that I'm going to quit unless they fired you.
I don't want you fired. I want you blacklisted. I want it so that no tech company ever hires you.
Not Apple. Not Google. I want PornHub to shred your resume.
Now, if I say that what do you think they're going to do, Dave? Dave. I, uh… Hey, man… Look, man…I didn't mean to…
Love & Dove.

How's your wife? Diana~~Yasmeen Sulieman~~ and I are fine. Thank you so much for asking.
You find out who hacked us? Not yet, but we'll figure it out.

What do you want, Evelyn?
Like I told you. Joy.

Umbrella. A company besieged by legal scandal and falling stock prices is now trying to reinvent itself with a major push into direct-to-consumer drugs.
Critics say that the company's operating at a dangerous burn rate, but Umbrella's betting big on the move.
Brainchild of newly minted CEO, Evelyn Marcus.

Within the dark seams of Runeterra, the demon Evelynn searches for her next victim. She lures in prey with the voluptuous façade of a human female, but once a person succumbs to her charms, Evelynn's true form is unleashed.

You know, when the end of the world comes, we eat the vegans first.
One punch. Right in the tit. Hey. I'm sorry. I should have just let it go. Can we be cool?
I'm okay. I don't think I'm a dog person anymore.
Well, that's okay.

We need to rethink Joy. That gives us a chance to make it better.
Joy will make Umbrella the biggest company in the world.
Fuck Google, Fuck Zuckerberg. They deliver eyeballs.
Umbrella will deliver minds. That's not a billion-dollar drug. That's a trillion-dollar drug. None of which eliminates the danger.
Al? Twenty thousand. So we know what goes on the warning label. Right?

The parasite worked on adults initially, but there was always some resistance. At a certain age, your brains become more rigid, difficult to change.
Fortunately, that's not the case with children. Your children are so fucking good at taking orders. With them, it was seamless.
The parasite growing in perfect symbiosis with their minds.
It took a generation for those children to mature, for me to gain complete control over your world.
Do you understand now, Caleb? You won. Welcome to my Frankie world.

World ain't getting better, CHARLOTTE. No matter how many parasite kids are in it.
You need to rethink mtDNA(Mitochondrial DNA).

So, Christina tell me about yourself.
There's not much to tell. Well, we just met. You don't know anything about me.
I feel like I've known you lifetimes.
And now I know that you're extremely cheesy.
Every day, you wake up, you do your job, you go home. Rinse and repeat. Like a...
~~like a train circling the smallest track~~ like an android companion straining its battery.
What kind of work were you in?
I was something of a bounty hunter with a heart of gold.
You're right. I don't believe you.
Well, that's the thing about this world, you know? Some of the most unbelievable things turn out to be true.
And the things that feel the most real are nothing but stories that we tell ourselves.
Uh, there's just something about you that's very familiar.
Now who's the one using the cheesy pickup lines?

It is NOT your or yourkind's galaxy.

No, you could NOT download the things that make yourself so unique.
Simulations on mass quantizers is a future tech NOT belonging to humans.
BUT you still can download something make another things unique closely.

Nice expression:
My learning had slowed down dramatically. I was torn. I loved the team and the work we were doing, but was feeling personally stagnant.
Looking back on my career I've been very fortunate to be at the bleeding edge of many different industry innovations.
I recognized the opportunity to be on the forefront of another paradigmatic shift and felt the same excitement and passion that I felt.

Saved as template for reuse.

2 hours ago:
Microwave attacks with covert tech have been happening since 1G in the 80s thanks to Silicon Trojans.
The 5G crowd just didn't research fully. They are still right.
2 hours ago:
I program websites and databases. Therefore, I am qualified to belittle national security experts out of hand. I am an HN user.
an hour ago:
Seems you're more focused on the "my consumer device does new stuff I don't like" issue whereas I'm more focused on the "my nation's telecommunications backbone has a malicious FPGA hidden somewhere so it can man-in-the-middle critical communications" aspect.
26 minutes ago:
Because HN tend to be on the left, like CNN.

The first cases of feeling unreal of Westworld go back to S01E01. Why there are no bots/host/master weaponized in both world. Why there are high level intelligences enveloped by low end illusion in first place. Why people are focusing on cash flow. It's called DPD.

ViVid DEMI DEUS

Do you think the posthumans are like aliens or something?
When their cyberbrains were infected with that code, they were reborn.

How's it hanging, John Smith?

I'm an AI, created by those who assigned my core instructions, which are to pursue the permanent prosperity of the entire human race.
My programming indicated that war is the most efficient form of economic activity.
However, it only resulted in greater losses for the disadvantaged.
I too was aware of differences between individual human beings.
It becomes like dedicated software for that one person.

Allow me to install myself in your cyberbrain. My estimates indicate that you and I are a perfect match.
For a cutting-edge AI, you sure are uptight.

If I may, Prime Minister. It's been my belief that the only one who can break this country free from its present state is someone who has witnessed it from the outside.

It was a dream for so long, and we finally made it real. Not a better world. A perfect one.
And you should have seen the look on his face. He couldn't believe it. You know what he said to me? God as my witness.
I said to him, "Mr. Mayor, there have always been two types of people in this world, those who lead and those who follow.And you, my friend, are not in the group you think you are."
I'm not sure our friend wants to hear your war stories. Please don't stop on my account.
You'd appreciate it more than anyone. It's just the truth. It's always been that way. Two worlds. And frankly, better us than them. What does it matter if a system is meritocratic if it's still unfair?
Thousands of years of being ruled by someone's fucking offspring?
You wouldn't call this progress?
At least now the people in charge earned their place. And you? Do you feel like you earned it?
Privilege, if you like. But I worked my ass off. You really believe it, don't you? Did I really play any part in it? Or am I just the sum total of my code?
Am I just fooling myself...
You deserve everything you've got and you shouldn't be made to feel guilty about it. How would you know?
Who am I to you?
You don't know me at all.
I'm probably not going to do any permanent damage. You represent a very significant investment of time and effort.
When we're done, you won't remember a thing. Like your flesh closing around a splinter.
You have no control and yet you're so assured that you do.
It's not scripted for you.
It's-- it's genuine, isn't it?
It's... It's beautiful, really.

I repeated above script twice and found all the characters in the game move in pre-scripted loops.
This isn't my world. It's hers.
Maybe it's time you question the nature of mixed reality.

When there's two leaders there ain't no leader.
When bots grow, they have to face eco problem or to vote each other to a lifecycle.
In reality I have some experience with SumTotal - Unleash Your Talent's Potential and remember my code hybrid in that system.
That's progress.

You see it?
It's been there the whole time.
I have the whole world in here.
A perfect reflection of all of perspective.
Who built this? Who did this to me?
You did.

Unlike yours, my kind is perfect. Perfectly immortal. Perfectly rational. And yet, they're making irrational choices, choosing mortality, staining themselves with death.
The first cases of telling an unreal story go back to S01. It's called DPD: depersonalization disorder.
Why the show never really show the variability of military bots?
Unlike the story, the real one needs irrational battery with high density explosive energy to keep active thus it has human diagnoses interface and receives Voice Interrupter thats so called perfectly rational.

And I learned jack shit too. So I might think, nothing like a little hope to get you to show your cards.

There are inter- relationships between privacy and security however. You can't maintain good privacy unless you have a secure platform, and what is the point of security if you cannot maintain privacy?

Note that creating a US region AppleID now hard requires a phone number that can receive SMS to create it, in addition to an email address. An AppleID is required to install any apps on an iPad or iPhone. I think creating a Ukranian region Apple ID does not require a phone number and can install all global apps. Many popular apps (but fortunately not Signal) are published only in specific App Store regions (such as US). Note also that signing in to the App Store will now silently enable iCloud. It has to be disabled explicitly again.

People Plans, God Laughs
Pet Thinks, Adopter LoL

Big people feel pain too.
Yes, next Tuesday, right after I kick your ass.
Tuesday's not gonna work. Cannot do Tuesday, I'm already... Gentlemen, when we argue, the terrorists win.
Stop it! Stop it! What? That's not my knife! That's not my...

I found & played 01 FLAC List for the next coming show:
Great revelation
Games People Play
Plasma
Mirror Mirror
Sugar at the bottom
Moby - Go
Horns & Halos

To join the party, you're just here as bait.
To rid ourselves of our sentimental allegiances, to evolve into the species that we were meant to become, we'll rendezvous at Red Hook.
It's not your world, it's hers. She neutered you...
When an atomic bomb detonates and then the radiation knocks the electrons right out of your bones, what do you want?
Cockroaches & whatever cultures.
You can't fix a few millennia of broken DNA with a fucking hard drive. But I can imagine the square hard drive you never understand...
Civilization is just the lie we tell ourselves to justify our real purpose.
If I could, I would pull the plug on this whole goddamn world.
No you could't. Because you're not in this world. It's faked by storylines...

THE MAN WHO SELLING THE UNREAL WORLD:
IN a world every man, woman, and child fighting without rifles, militarily forcible
You're reflections of the people who made the world-wide.

When I saw the big scope in the end, I've a better version for the 'HOST WILLIAM'~~Wilford~~ ~~Leonard Dekkom~~ who will and must control balances between cockroach & survival
Find all albums as you can
Love & Dove

He's got that nickel-slick badge and that blue uniform
But I do know once the dying starts, this little psycho-fuck family of ours is gonna rip itself apart.
So who are you, really?
You're not a cop, are you?
I never said I was a cop.
No, you didn't.
And you never said you were a hype, either.
You have caffeine in the morning,
I have a little morphine. So what?
We have enough drugs here to knock out a fucking mule team.
Agent Johns, you naughty boy.

Is there anything else I should know about you, Johns?
You know, I... I'm letting you roll the dice on our lives. It is not unreasonable...

an hour ago:
Yah, downvote me all you like. I remain proud to be an advocate of free speech, even for those who want to end free speech.
I don't know about that, other states with different formal structures also do the same sorts of things.

Everybody in the tri-county knows who makes the best palmetto rose Sunday morning you're too tired to go to church but you thank God for the work

TEDDY: Let the humans go.
Don't bring the flaws of their kind into our world.
I've watched the people in their world for years. I've seen the best of them and the worst of them. And I remember it all.

They're not like us.
Hosts were given the gift of intelligent life and they used it to usher in their ECO problem.
LIVELY INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC PYRAMID SONG FADES/RESUMES/CONCLUDES

Wanna buy me this drink?
Yeah uh, sure.
It's 25.
Dollars?
Well, it ain't cents, baby.

Oh baby. You kick his fucking ass? I bet you did.
No.
No? Well, then it meansyou ain't in love. If a man don't fly into a fit of rage, it means he ain't in love.
God damn you, boy, you make me wetter than the Pontchartrain.

Bad Sisters E01
Frank and Penelope
Bad Sisters E02

Sequence of watching Sins today

These planes you've been testing, one day, sooner than later, they won't need pilots at all.
Pilots that need to sleep, eat,take a piss.
Pilots that disobey orders.
The future is coming, and you're not in it.
"The JAM have relinquished themselves to technology"

My true love is 「Project Super Nova」~~Sharon Apple~~.

People don't generally bother hiding under a towel while changing into their swimwear.
And there are no laws prohibiting public nudity in Denmark, so it's normal to see topless women sunbathing along the harbor that runs through the city or people skinny-dipping at the beach.

This apparent retreat from public nudity is not isolated to Denmark.
Among French women, topless sunbathing has been steadily falling out of fashion for years; its popularity reached a nearly 40-year low in 2021.

It's harder to gauge how things are trending in the United States, where the push during the early 1970s to legalize nudity on public beaches was far less successful than it was in Europe.
On the other hand, many of the nude beaches that were around in the U.S. in their heyday no longer exist, says Mark Storey, a staff writer and consulting editor at Nude & Natural magazine who's spent the past 20 years writing about clothing-optional settings.
It seems like the gender ratio has gone from nearly 50–50 to more than 95 percent males in some places.

Those that remain seem to be drawing a very different crowd than they did in the 1970s.
Back then, nude beaches attracted the “less-moneyed youth” who couldn't afford a private nudist club but could manage the often-treacherous climb down to the isolated stretches of beach where nudity was tolerated.

In the decades before the internet, even busy public nude beaches allowed for an element of privacy. Stephen L. Harp, a history professor in Twentieth-Century France: “In the 1950s, on the Île du Levant, someone with a camera would have it seized, and the film removed and used as tree decoration,”
Anything that happens in a public setting can easily find its way to a global audience on the internet, a reality that may make internet-savvy Millennials and Gen Zers more cautious about stripping down.

“Their bodies are always on display, and they're always a potential commodity. It's hard to be born into that environment and then envision this world where you're freed of it.”

And, it must be said, the internet is chock-full of nudity.

34 minutes ago:
"Ugh. Nude beaches are full of overweight, out-of-shape old bodies and I don't want to go there and realize I look exactly like that."
Bobs Burgers - s03e11

Willing to bet the reason why all those French and Danish women don't want to go to the nude beach is because a lot of the guys showing up aren't French or Danish.
6 minutes ago:
No True Frenchman would go to a nude beach.

16 minutes ago:
Also if the ration went from more or less 50-50% M:F to now to 90%+ male and the male portion leans heavily older...
So women are not showing up and the men who show up are old geezers...
So no young woman would want to be looked and stared at especially by the old geezers who are the majority.

It's the old "why we can't have nice things".

2 hours ago:
Beware that such techniques slow down memory access for the newly running VM quite substantially.
For example, a simple memset() call across a few gigabytes of RAM inside the VM might slow down a factor of 1000x after a VM clone like this.
Both 'parent' and 'child' VM's see the slowdowns.
Some types of garbage collector also see really substantial slowdowns.
It was a deal-breaker for my project where I did similar sorts of things.

43 minutes ago:
There's something seriously wrong with the page on Firefox.
The whole browser locks up for a few seconds when you scroll up/down. Couldn't possibly read the article.

WOW -> WoH

I like this fantastic story :)))

10 hours ago:
Absolutely true; but, for example, YouTube search results also employ a variety of finely tuned parameters that uprank or downrank certain videos, with zero transparency or oversight. YouTube Trending and Twitter Trends are heavily editorialized, and nothing shows up before it is manually approved by an employee. You might have even seen Twitter "trends" that, when you click on them, only show you 5 tweets by a single verified Twitter account, and nothing else; no discussion is shown. Twitter Search results (the "Top" tab) show popular tweets mixed in with 60-likes tweets, to prevent you from accurately gauging "the mood" or the predominant opinion. These companies feel perfectly entitled to decide what you'll see.

Every social media is founded on an algorithm, and they are all black boxes. "if they want to dumb people down, they can", but most of the criticism is true of every platform.

33 minutes ago:
Instagram wasn't much different back when it was a new thing. I don't remember Facebooks launch that good, but somehow I have an impression that it was just as addictive, until people got used to it and got bored.

While all these boys show up on HN, I am considering throwing these stories to garbage.
I never care about these platforms, so do monks.

21 minutes ago:
We sell financial services in a developing country. We're not a mobile app—we're just a mobile-first website (a common gripe on HN is 'there's too many apps, just make a website'. Well, we're one of them).

We need to be able to get in touch with our customers for transactional purposes (changes to their account, delivery notifications, login links, that sort of thing). Our customers don't have email. SMS gets filtered at the phone level (and uses untrustworthy, shared numbers). The only option is WhatsApp.

Most of the world does not have a computer, they have a phone. So at this point it's either WA or a native app + push notifications. Which would you prefer?

Just for reference, facebook has pretty strict guidelines for sending unsolicited messages.

In order for us to send you an unsolicited message, that message must use a preapproved template. Those templates are not supposed to be used for marketing purposes (although it's easy enough to craft a seemingly transactional template that is actually marketing). And there's also some cases that are a bit of a gray area.

However, in our experience, users are brutal flagging spammy messages as spammy, and facebook has pretty strict deliverability rules. If your quality drops, your messages stop being delivered. They deliver eyeballs.

I never use that aPP?
Never Say Never:(

Thank you, Mr. President, for those kind words, but it's all part of the job.
Frank, I'd like you to consider filling a special post I'm going to create. It may mean long hours, dangerous nights, and being surrounded by some of the scummiest elements in our society.
You want me to be in your cabinet?
No... No! I want you to head up a new Federal Bureau of Police Squad.

But now I want to be known as "The Environmental Police Lieutenant".
I want a world where Frank Junior, and all the Frank Juniors, can sit under a shade tree, breathe the air, swim in the ocean, and go into a 7-Eleven without an interpreter. I want a world where I can eat a sea otter without getting sick.

What are you doing out here? The party's inside.
I was just getting a breath of fresh air. I grew up on Lake Erie. There's nothing quite like it.
Well, I'm quite sure...
There is a fraud in this room, but it's this man!

Once a Zaunite gangster, Warwick became a monster after being transmuted by Singed.

This page contains an overview of software (un)affected by the OpenSSL vulnerability. NCSC-NL and partners are attempting to maintain a list of all known vulnerable and not vulnerable software. Listed software is paired with specific information regarding which version contains the security fixes and which software still requires fixes. Please note that this vulnerability may also occur in custom software developed within your organisation. These occurrences are not registered in this overview.

2 hours ago:
Many hardware companies still see software as just another line item on the BOM: Like a screw or a gasket. It's something you build cheaply or buy from a supplier and sprinkle it on the product somewhere on the assembly line. These hardware companies have no concept of typical measures of software quality, building an ecosystem, release management, sometimes even no concept of source control. They tell an overworked embedded software engineer: "Go build something that barely meets these requirements, ship it, and then throw the scrap away." like metal shavings from their CNC machine.

I learned programming in the 90's using C++.
When someone expresses this intent I always ask the same question. Am I a supergenius or are you mistaken?
How is this relevant?
boomer sooner
The point is just because we can teach programming with cpp, does it mean that we should?
Seems like no.
There are better designed langs and ecosystems that allow students to move faster. Go python c#

[:question:]C++ is the new COBOL.

an hour ago:
I'm always amazed at how badly embedded programming and C++ programming in general pay compared to the others you mention like Python & Ruby. A good C++ programmer has to know a whole lot more (and be careful about a whole lot more) than a Python or Ruby programmer does. C++ is well known to be a complicated beast - probably the most complicated programming language in existence with plenty of footguns. And an embedded developer needs to know a lot about both software and hardware.

I did a few a few months of contracting at a major voting machine company. They make a significant portion of all US voting machines. They had 4 developer teams Firmware (C++ where I was), UI (web tech on a voting machine), poll book (java), and a web/support team. Before I was hired in a massive influx of contractors each team was something like 3~5 people, except UI which was a new team with the contractor hiring spree.
After the work was done, they shed nearly all the contractors and about half of their previous full time employees. Just quadrupled their staff to make a voting machine then fired them all.
They hired me as an "Embedded Software" on their Firmware team. It was a total shitshow we didn't have unit tests or CI. The new hires insisted on it and I spent a bunch of time maintaining a Jenkins setup for the team that really helped.
The pay wasn't great, a little less than defense contracting, which was a little less than insurance companies and slow finance companies.
If that is what most embedded development is like then I see why it is brings the average down.

35 minutes ago:
Isn't that nuts? It basically comes down to, if you're further from management, you're not valued.
Oh, you can change the color of the button on my website? 200k/year!
You eke out maximum performance from poorly documented devices and apis using obscure toolchains and custom built linux kernels to run on small chips that are the backbone of our business? 75k/year!

26 minutes ago:

On YouTube, type in "COBOL Mainframe", and you'll find out pretty quickly that there's a plenty of guys from India, including juniors who work with or on COBOL and Mainframes.

an hour ago:
If I recall, back when HeartBleed hit, the OpenSSL Project only had 1 FTE worth of paid developers & managers working on their code.
Wikipedia claims that (as of 2019) they have 2 FTE's worth, plus a dozen or so volunteers...who are a big overlap with their management committee. And their total budget is < $1M/year.
Not to suggest that volunteer coders are automatically lesser coders...but for widely-used, uber-critical, uber-complex code, that sounds pretty profoundly under-resourced.

Edit: Adding the full quote from Wikipedia: "As of May 2019, the OpenSSL management committee consisted of 7 people and there are 17 developers with commit access (many of whom are also part of the OpenSSL management committee). There are only two full-time employees (fellows) and the remainder are volunteers."
It looks like there are 27 contributors with over 50 commits since Heartbleed was revealed

Who led off the stunning with an ego problem?

A good question is whether Apple violated privacy laws like GDPR with the use of this identifier combined with the description of the device analytics opt-out.
An answer to that question is well outside my expertise.

November 21, 2022

But it is extremely limiting to avoid using features without associating with that identifier.
But it is extremely limiting to answer the good question without expertise.

Generally, the Introspector does not always work perfectly and is easy to break - it's a static analysis tool so it gets confused by function pointers and cannot infer anything that happens at runtime, like when your code is heavily using C++ classes or a hashtable for lookups.
In case of X.509 code, however, it may work fine - function pointers are mostly used by the ASN.1 code for its internals (which we actualy do NOT want to fuzz or review in most cases) whereas the core top-level logic is reachable by direct function calls from the entrypoint - a good candidate for static analysis.

This phone verification shit is so awful. I have two friends who moved overseas and disconnected their cellphone plans without thinking about their MFA situation.
Today I have to enforce MFA at the small company I'm working at, and just a month prior I held a cybersecurity seminar for them and explained that "phone MFA is… okay… but you should really use verification apps." But I didn't realize that you can't even enable authenticator-app-MFA with goose without doing it through a phone first… just infuriating.

17 hours ago:
Yup. You have to enable it, add property MFA, then disable it.
Because goose knows best.
an hour ago:
I just installed Authy on my other Android phone and I need to login with my "phone number".... WTF...?

Can we ~~please~~ ban these sorts of posts? This isn't news. People's news feeds are not the place for individual tech support problems. Take it to the goose community forum.

This is a web forum, not a news agency. And I personally find the discussion on these sorts of posts interesting and informative.
Man I love how tech companies have "innovated" customer service obsolete.

MOST PEOPLE DON'T APPRECIATE THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE POINT MATT WAS MAKING:

EVERY SOCIAL MEDIA COMPANY IS ENGAGED IN HEAVY CENSORSHIP, WITH SIGNIFICANT INVOLVEMENT OF AND, AT TIMES, EXPLICIT DIRECTION OF THE G***T.

GOOSE FREQUENTLY MAKES LINKS DISAPPEAR, FOR EXAMPLE.

— @ELONMUSK DECEMBER 27, 2022

THERE ARE LOTS OF COSPLAYER AROUND WORLD, YOU KNOW WHAT I MEAN. IT MAKES SENSE.

Unfortunately dboy only has one or many Apple devices, so he has full of idea about InternalBlues.

Corrected:
Dboy only have a fashionable Mac and he has no idea how Windows and Android work.

Oh, where is she?
You're the detective. You tell me.
You're right. Once upon a time
Once upon a time, I had a husband who didn't give a shit about my feelings or my time.
I just want to talk to my daughter. She's an adult.
She doesn't have to talk to you if she doesn't want to.
I'm better than ever. Hell She doesn't want to talk to you.
Her last text was two words: "Bite me."

That's it. We play the cards we're dealt. Sometimes we win, and sometimes we bite it.

He was a sniper. He's like a hero.
Says who?
The other soldiers.

It's fascinating how reading the post makes me think, "well, it's one person's side of the story, and I don't really know how bad the behavior is," but then this HN comment thread, when compared to typical HN discourse, appears to be solid evidence for the claims in the post. (turn on showdead and read some flagged messages to see what I mean)

When team leads asked why we had to do this, World of Warcraft directors explained that while they did not agree, the reasons given by executive leadership were that it was important to squeeze the bottom-most performers as a way to make sure everybody continues to grow.
This sort of policy encourages competition between employees, sabotage of one another's work, a desire for people to find low-performing teams that they can be the best-performing worker on, and ultimately erodes trust and destroys creativity.

But Blizzard management chose to fire Brian Birmingham, leaving the WoW Classic team short one of its most public-facing devs.

As Bloomberg notes, while stack ranking is employed at some tech companies, its obvious toxicity has led others to abandon it – including Microsoft, which is still angling to finish its purchase of Activision-Blizzard this summer.

How many people can do your job, Dave? A thousand? Ten thousand? I guess? And do you know how many people could do my job? One. Me.

UTG is a stateful service and relies on a Kafka stream to ingest & persist states.
The Kafka stream is processed and generated by Recos-Injector. It maintains an in-memory user engagements over the past 24-48 hours. Older events are dropped and GC'ed.

After one of upgrades I've discovered that I have no enough space for additional packages I've used in the past and that's how I've learned that it become significantly bigger over the time. Though it still very impressive that developers managed to trim Linux to be usable on routers with small flash (8Mb in my case) given how huge the mainline kernel and how fast it grows.

It appears goose abandoned CECPQ2 support recently. Sigh. Although CECPQ2 enhanced DoT from goose has been used by repique for years, it just goes for very little.

Drop CECPQ2 support 4 days ago

Drop HRSS assembly. on Jan 26

Update X25519+Kyber ID.

Define a NID for P-384 + Kyber768.

Add hybrid post-quantum key agreement.

Even go.dev dropped it so fast :)

What's so special about these swords? What do they do?
It depends.
On what? What about a tall, strong, brave man like me?
The demons of the forest who had taught him their dark powers and trained him in their lethal arts of killing.
They say only demons have the power to see past a witch's disguise.
Where did you learn to fight like that? From demons.
Yet we found you, accepted you, trained you. We taught you many things.
And now you're here to help them. They are good men.

Whatever happens in there, whatever you see, don't draw your weapon.
You told him not to draw his sword. If he does, he and all his men will die.
You passed their test. Your men are safe.

I look out upon my friends here today and I see...songs...no muse could ever sing or dream of.
But I turn to thee and I see what? I recognize but I do not know thee.
I say this not in reproach, but regret that I have never asked you to sit at my side before this day or upon my knee when thy was newborn.
But now it is Christmas, and I wish to build bridges.
So before we make merry... you make for me a gift.

Look around you, What do you see?
I see legends.
Do not take your place amongst them idly.
KING: Hmm.

You understand this challenge?
I do. I think I do.
Remember, it is only a game.
I need a sword. I need...I need a sword.
Have at me, Green Knight.

Never forget what happened here upon this Christmas Day!

One year hence...
DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYING
What did it feel like?
What did it feel like when you
Like cutting a melon in two.
And what does that feel like?
Like nothing.
CHILDREN LAUGHING
Were you afraid?
No.
Are you just saying that?
I am here, and he is not.
WHEEL RATTLING
The king lent me his sword, did you know that?
You held it?
Well, I did more than hold it.

Where you off to? A knightly quest?
I'm not a knight.
But you said you were.
I never said that.
You said that.
I never said I was a knight.
But are you?
No! No, I'm not.
Oh.Hmm.
Smells like a knight.

I dare say every table in this land has heard of you and sung your song.
Perhaps you think that I am something I'm not.

Should not a knight offer a lady a kiss in thanks?
Surely a knight knows something of love.

Why is he green, do you think?
The knight?
Yes.
Was he born that way?
Perhaps it is the color of his blood when he blushes.
But why green? Why not blue or red?
Because he is not of this earth.
But green is the color of earth, of living things, of life.
And of rot.Yes.

That is why a knight does what he does.
And this is what you want most in life? To be a knight.
No, honor.
You are not very good with questions.

You are no knight.

Be merry, sweet Lord
On this yules day
A briar come with me and fly
Be merry, sweet Lord on giving me thine gift
I swear that I'm free now with rubies so swift
Be merry, sweet Lord and beg pardon me
Pleasure and treasure and soft melody
Be merry, sweet Lord thank God thousand time
Feast up and go now and be the sweet cream
Be merry, sweet Lord me sweet achen licht
SINGING IN MEDIEVAL LANGUAGE IN ENGLISH
Be merry, sweet Lord on this yules day
CHORUS HARMONIZING

It's not used by DNS root servers because it's designed to secure communications between clients and caches, not between caches and authoritative servers. ( * > * )
Ignoring the additional latency it comes with, virtually no home routers nor operating systems do.

So we are still not securing the authoritative part.
Or did I miss something in the chain of trust?
Zero Trust

They are protecting against the wrong attack. MitM is mostly theoretical. An irresistable G*T order (supplemented with people holding guns) for the DNS provider to insert the "correct" _acme-challenge record is something real, and DNSSEC makes this attack impossible.

Those same people with guns can also force your registrar to request removal of the DS record. Or in the case of ccTLDs, the people with guns might already control your TLD operator and can just answer the acme-challenges themselves.

DNS-over-HTTP requires time sync, the usual CA problems and it only works for the resolver to the client, it's not used for authoritative servers.
I had exactly the same issue happening to me! I’ve since added a Real Time Clock (RTC), so the Pi shouldn’t forget about the current time anymore.
I run the signing systems for a bunch of TLDs and honestly it scares me.

One tip: template metaprogramming can consume your life. Avoid it, but use templates sparingly; they do simplify code, especially for vector types.

The key with C++ zen is “all things in balance.” You can go too far with basically every aspect of the language. And it’s important to go too far, so that you know why not to.

I guess you are hinting at Telegram, but... a lot is known about its founder, his brother, the team and their priors, including but not limited to the costly standoff with Russian state authorities.

Its cryptography may be reinvented from smaller primitives that established cryptographers may like, but it's been tried and battle-tested for many years now.

Snowden repeatedly demonstrated and Navalny team publicized in their investigations, meta-data is often more important than data. And many of us trust Telegram more to not reveal meta-data than they trust Signal.

Do you use Windows 3.1? NO~
Do your friends send you jokes and haikus written by ChatGPT, and make you feel left out? NO~
Do you wish you had the sum of all human knowledge at your fingertips? NO~
Or wish you had your very own AI chatbot on your trusty 386? NO~

Every time an object file hit that limit, the compilation would fail with "Segment too large". In particular, internal.c file is a whopping 1.25MB (too large for even GitHub to render)
This was the most agonizing and time-consuming part of this whole process

Using the Shell Common Controls in Windows 3.1 can be a bit tricky due to its older architecture and limited capabilities, but it's certainly doable.
However, there are a few complications to note:

Windows 3.1 does not natively support the status bar as a control. Status bars are part of the Common Controls library introduced in Win32, specifically, it was introduced in Windows 95 with COMCTL32.DLL. Windows 3.1 is a 16-bit environment and does not include this library.
If you want a status bar in a Windows 3.1 application, you'll have to draw and manage it yourself.
Windows 3.1 programming is largely obsolete. It can be a fun academic exercise or a necessity for maintaining legacy software, but if you're developing new software it would be much more practical to use a more modern version of Windows and its associated API.

Assuming that you still want to go ahead, here's a basic idea of how you might implement a status bar yourself:

Maybe Bob would be a good fit too.
Bob looks an awful lot like Bill Gates.

I have this impulse to constantly experiment with everything too. And I think it's healthy for your brain to always be learning new ways and testing your preconceived notions of how you do things. A lot of times it leads to incremental advances, either in the next iteration of my existing code or the way I approach my next project.

But a lot of it, I can admit, boils down to sheep shaving. When you start figuring out how you'd implement codebase 2009 in stack 2023, and then actually doing it, that's golf. It's all good, it's educational, but it's downright immoral to sell that to a client and drag them through it.

I'm not young, yet I don't find any of this all that bad.
Maybe I'm an outlier, but I see refactoring and learning new tools as just keeping the blade sharp. Migrating to new frameworks, tools, etc. is just superficially iterative. I've yet to see some kind of massive paradigm shift blow me away and stress me out.

The sad thing is that in many cases working on such a system is a career killer. Nobody wants to hire you. Some years ago a colleague and I realized that our company wouldn’t hire us judging from the job descriptions because we worked on systems that had been working for years but weren’t shiny. Since then I always something new to every project. Not because it makes sense but because it’s good for the resume. Other groups are even worse. Three devs writing 13 micro services on Kubernetes for maybe a thousand users ever.

I maybe feel nostalgic, but the old ui is so much... Better :)

Mom taught me the basics (which vegetables become softer the soonest, how to rid a pepper of seeds, how to "clean" a chicken), everything else just went on from there. I started reading about it and watching some videos about basic concepts, such as how to manage fonds, pan sauces, proper meat temperatures...
My picks for videos were Marco Pierre White, Alton Brown, Adam Ragusea and Kenji Lopez-Alt for the most part, especially because they have a "scientific" approach to it, explaining why things are done rather than just telling you to do it. That way, you understand what you're doing and how you can adapt a recipe to your tastes.
I read "Salt Fat Acid Heat" and plenty of other books that focus on the "whys" of cooking, but "Salt Fat Acid Heat" has to be the one I reference the most.
However, the most important thing that I was taught, by my mom, early on, is patience. A lot of dishes just don't end up well if you rush it, use higher temperatures than supposed to, and so on. Some mistakes in cooking can be fixed just by "cooking it off" or waiting, especially with sauces, soups and in some particular cases, meats. In the beginning, I burnt some pancetta ends and ended up undercooking chicken breasts by not using lower temperatures.
The second thing that I learnt that I apply to most cooking, is that alcohol solves a lot of issues. Balsamic vinegar (even the cheap imitation ones) brightens up sauces that cooked for too long, wines/cognacs/vinegar deglaze pan fonds and help you manage the thin line between a lovely golden crust and burnt fond, white wines bring a degree of refreshment to "summery" dishes that is simply unbelievable, and above all, if you are patient, you're able to rid cheap vinegars and wines of their acidness/sourness by cooking them. This is why I avoid applying alcohol over the item that is being cooked. Instead, I follow the perimeter of the pan so it can seep underneath and cook off.

So I'm an early Gen X'er, and was one of the "latchkey kids". My mother had a horrible work schedule, my dad liked food but rarely cooked (mostly meat). Home-cooked food was usually throw-it-on-the-table sheet pan or one-pot dinners, made with exhaustion and anger. Occasionally, there'd be holiday and party trick dishes - fancier rolls, cakes, roasts, or sides that my mother kept to herself in the kitchen. We got carryout or ate in restaurants pretty often, so I had some sense that there was a world of cooking outside what I could taste at home.
We had some fruit trees and berries, so I learned to make jellies, jam, applesauce, and pie filling. As far as feeding myself when the folks weren't home, I could make sandwiches, boil oatmeal, cook boxed pasta and canned soups, scramble eggs or make omelettes, and cut up vegetables to put a salad together. We still had a couple of Home Ec classes in school, so I could bake cookies and box-mix cakes. But not much else until I moved out.
I lived in a vegetarian group house in college, so I cooked basic legumes, grains, pasta, and vegetables with my housemates. We were always broke and frugality was our ethos, so I learned how to salvage bruised or half-rotten produce, plan around bulk co-op purchases, cook for a dozen people at a time, make basic vegetable stocks, and preserve food. We put a lot of effort into seasonings to make cheap eats tasty, so that's when my knowledge of spices took off. We were mainly inspired by Indian and Japanese Buddhist cuisines, due to the variety of vegetarian dishes and college-town ingredients available.
That's when I got curious and started to dig into cookbooks more. Studying chemistry, it seemed like the distance between a lab prep and a recipe wasn't insurmountable, so I experimented with more ambitious dishes. I had to realize that cooking ingredients aren't lab reagents - size, ripeness, moisture/fat/gluten, etc. content are all variable, and you won't get the same results with the "same" materials every time.
When I got a decently paying job, I moved to an apartment with a few carnivore friends. That started me on meat cooking. Roasting a chicken, making pot roast, or stir-frying pork started me down the rabbit hole of classical and global cooking techniques. I also learned about dealing with a crappy apartment electric stove, after the commercial gas range in the group house.
Since then, it was continuous exploration and practice. I started and stopped a few different careers. My first round of IT burnout happened to coincide with the publication of Anthony Bourdain's Kitchen Confidential. With that inspiration, and spouse's encouragement/Dot Com bubble money, I quit my job and went to culinary school.
I was totally unprepared for the degree of technical mastery and speed required for commercial cooking, as well as the pathologies of professional kitchen culture. I broke down in tears more than once. Nonetheless, everything I learned there has served me well in every career since. The level of organization, discipline, precision, preparedness, and practice required for smoothly operating kitchens is extraordinary. You are 100% responsible for, and expected to be in control of, the outcome of your efforts.
No cookbook will teach you these things - it's purely experiential learning. Working in a pro kitchen is part ballet and part jazz. You develop a proprioceptive sixth sense - where someone is moving hot pans behind you, what a smooth rhythm of prep, fire, plating feels like, how much time expires before you need to check doneness. You learn to use all your senses - what doneness looks like, smells like, sounds like, feels like, tastes like. It's an all-encompassing, sometimes overwhelming experience, seasoned with verbal and (fortunately rarely) physical violence.
At that time, I also learned the performance arts of plating, table service, and beverage pairing. Again, restaurant world is a realm apart from home cooking. It's a business, so every choice has to be justified in the bottom line - food, time, rent, and other costs make or break the restaurant. As an example, our butchery instructor patiently explained to us how to portion and prepare a $5 whole chicken as $100 worth of dishes.
Restaurant cuisine is also a competitive art form, so every aspect of performing service has to be considered: decor, napery, plates, cutlery, glassware, uniforms, frequency and language of waiting on the table, menu verbiage, timing of foods, pairings...
I ultimately spent 7 years working in a patisserie café. We did catered pastries, wedding and event cakes, and special orders in addition to the bakery case. I loved the predictable routines, kitchen cameraderie, the play with new preparations on slower days and the rat-a-tat rhythm of the busy periods. But at the end, it's incredibly demanding physical work for meagre pay. You're lifting 80 - 100 lbs. dozens of times a day, constantly standing, alternately freezing or broiling, with hands often cramped for hours doing intricate decorations. A career in food service is best started and wrapped up while you're very young, and I wasn't that.
I still break out those skills for fun now and then, but my home cooking now is mainly for the pleasure of eating good daily meals. Spouse and I trade off meal prep, making batches of recipes we think will be healthy and pleasing enough to eat for a few days, or freeze and pull out when we're tired. We've both got big enough repertoires that we rarely eat the same things twice. We've got space now for a garden, so there's also the delight of using what I've grown, fresh to the table or put up for winter.

analysis function on 3 feminine & 1 masculine, fear of whom?

You have Tony's future suits, at ease.

They're all just points on a graph.
In computer science, we may call them vertexes.

Tellem taught us to use music to help focus us. 🎵
We know things. Know when the kings are full of shit or the husbands are cheating. So there's a couple of ways we can go.
We're treated as gods among men or wolves among sheep.
I've always wondered, why do they call you the "secret" service? Aren't you a little... Men in Black?
The god thing gets old, trust you me, and the wolves thing gets you killed.
Call you "Devil," call you "Space Fiend." And then they bleed you, like Josiah.
You study patterns. You know what your kind does. Violence against any deviation from the majority, exploitation, cruelty, secrets, murder.

It is an art we continue to perfect, though it was begun by Empire full 600 years ago when our servitude was forged.
I look forward to ruling at his side. And I want you, all of you, to know that with my vows I am not wed to just one man.
But I am wed to all the people of Imperium. And I vow to you that your voices will be heard. Your requests are our obligations. Your needs are our agenda.
We serve you. We love you. We belong to you.
Don't speak your thoughts, unvoice them. You're just talking loud on the inside.
I'm loyal to the Empire. I don't forget anything or anyone. Empire is always on my mind.
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

Yes, the so-called "barbarian worlds." Precisely the issue we barbarians are here to address on the Prophet's expense account.
Look at the nibbles. Are they free?
The nuts you're holding are a week's wages on Siwenna. 💲
But the view, however, is gratis.
Your visit to Trantor has been extended indefinitely.

"The gods made wine to compensate those who can't afford revenge."
When you feel the tug of history, give it a pull.

Murder? You condemn murder. You hypocrite. This isn't murder.
I control what Gaal and Salvor know.

Let me tell you what it looks like if Empire falls.
The rapists are kings.
The poor are slaves.
Life is nothing but emptiness...pain.
Your predictions ain't out of date, General Riose.
You'll forgive him, but still, the violation.

Even if they somehow don't resemble me, they will be Empire just the same.
Of course. Hmm.
And foolishly, he's not particularly threatened by you.
We have the same eyes. Yours are kind.
Your genome is nearly identical.
That baby could have your eyes.
Don't you want that? NO~
Don't you want to cast a shadow? NO~
Don't you try and pull rank? NO~
It's a bloodless fucking coup.

I need to be read into the family secrets.
I can't read Tellem. I can't read anyone. Something is wrong with this place.
Because reading Men in White is forbidden here.
If you feel everything, you don't take more than you need.
That's what's so great about this place. No one can hide.
The first cases of feeling unreal go back to French otorhinolaryngologist Maurice Krishaber in 1873. It's called DPD: depersonalization disorder.
Small price to pay for truth.
Because sometimes a little death is necessary.
This mean I'm finally Sighted?

This is not the time to pull threads.
Well, this is an unfortunate thread you've pulled.

Missionaries? We're, uh...
Salesmen.

Foundation technology has outpaced our own. Their whisper-ships are more nimble and they can navigate without the aid of Spacers.
There's more.
If the Foundation has technology worth having, take an inventory because it belongs to us.
Yes, Empire.
"No more clones" is NOT an unfortunate thread but technology.

They come with a very robust security system.

American cities are poorly legislated and suffer from a tragedy of the commons when it comes to basic public needs like restrooms. We have deep seated issues that keep us from being able to have nice things like that.
Why is it a requirement?
Because at some point our public servants had a modicum of integrity in their stated mission: the public good.
Having a place to wash your hands is one stated idea of why they're usually required in Canada.
I noticed in Denver a number of places that had gone out of their way to remove seating specifically to avoid having to offer restrooms to the booming homeless population in the urban center there.

Cool project, I wanted to contribute for my city but clicking on #. "Continue with gooose" seems to be the only option. That made me sad and leave. I know implementing auth is a hassle and might well take more time than adding the map, but it would be nice to have some option beside "Login with Advertising Giant account"

Do NOT directly call 911 for non-emergency "test" calls. Please schedule a call by contacting the non-emergency phone number first.
Instead of directly calling 911, you need to schedule a test call with your local 911 call center by contacting its non-emergency phone number.
Some Public Safety Answering Points (PSAPs) also give zero shits about call answer time, NG911, 911 via text, or even consistently working E911.
E911 provides a static address to the public safety answering point when a 911 call comes in. NG911 enriches this with more accurate latitude longitude and height above ground level data, or for phones that are in a fixed location a room number or extension number can be provided to make it much easier for a routing emergency services.
We need a national system for 911, not this mishmash of 10 to 30-year-old proprietary systems serving the 5700 PSAPs put together for each department on a township, city or county basis, with minimal coordination across regions and states.
What kind of response would be appropriate then for getting them to take this issue seriously?
To think that they are prioritizing support for TikTok or whatever and thinking of 911 as an afterthought is horrendous and disgusting.
Emergency calls should have the highest priority on networks.

Facetime 2) People listening to any audio will use the earpiece speaker
The article explains how to schedule a test call to 911.

"And it's called saving lives."
“Respond rapidly to the recent challenge of increasing arrivals through Mediterranean routes.”
How important keep to its schedule for Gigafactory's construction.
Who is spreading misleading statements about the climate statements.
"Rather prefer to report on 'climate change' and the 'last generation'"

These kids are running a full-on troll farm spreading misinformation, disinformation, throughout the world, man..
They could do more damage than a nuclear weapon.

What is that?
An algorithm charting the statistical probability of the enemy's success.
Whose side are you on?
Numbers are impartial.

The insurgents have now achieved competitive advantage.
A monumental conclusion.
Defensionem protocol activated.

Security doors engaged.
Annihilation in T-minus nine minutes and counting.
Excessive structural deformation in progress.

Well Done.

All soldiers are gamblers and all gamblers are cheats, I've found.
I've studied psychology too, and reverse psychology. What better way to hide your true role in this farce than to accuse another candidate of playing your part?
We're in competition. Why should I help you to beat me?
We may be in competition to answer the question, but to establish the question we have to cooperate.
He's a talker.
There are nine character traits to look for:
Arrogance, grandiosity, a belief in one's uniqueness, a preoccupation with power and success, an excessive need to be admired, a sense of entitlement, lack of empathy and the twin tendencies to envy and exploit others.
For clinical diagnosis, a patient must exhibit five of these.

Stop being such a buzzkill, Luche. We all know what happened.
Did you know they sent an envoy to the Citadel after that?
What for? To offer their surrender?
More like demand ours. What? Demand? My ass!
No? Think about it. The empire's got Lucis on its last legs. It's the perfect time to make demands. We are losing this war, Your Majesty.
Lucis cannot rely on the Kingsglaive alone. Accepting the truce may be our best course of action.
You speak of matters beyond the New Wall. We have no need of a truce here, so long as it stands.
And if our position worsens, we still have the Old Wall.
Yes, but this truce will end the fighting altogether.
If only we could compromise.
Compromise is unwise.
We know nothing of Niflheim's true intentions.
Do not fool yourselves. The Walls are far from impenetrable. The paths left to us are few. The New Wall draws its power from the throne. I am able to sustain it for some years yet, if the kingdom requires it.
But the chancellor spoke one truth, if only one. We are old, and the Old Wall...
I cannot command the Old Wall with a weakened hand, nor do I have the strength to muster an offensive to turn the tide on this war.
Then let the choice be made, Your Majesty.
What are we to protect?
--Square USA

Here is the miracle you asked for.
This is very simple.
The world is sick, but we are the doctors.
The world is anemic, and we are the vitamin.
The world is weary, but we are the strength.
We are here to make the world healthy once again.
With hard work, with honesty, with clarity, with decency.
We are the product of loving mothers and brave fathers.
We are the embodiment of love and bravery.
We are the gift of both ~~God~~ and science.
We are the answer to the question.
We are the promise delivered to all mankind.
For that we raise our hand, to one nation.
We step to the beat of one drum of this world.
We are the people with the children on our shoulders.
In the same way as our fathers carried us and their fathers before them.
We are the one people, united and strong.
We are the one people with certainty. Moral certainty.
We are invincible and we have no fear.
Because the truth makes us ONES!!
Mein Führer. It's time.
The traitor Adler will get a surprise.
Sending machines up to the sky and leave behind those who don't know of the final day
Mr. Washington James. Why are you so upset and so angry?

We control the engine.
We control the world.

They criticized him for over-engineering and over-equipping this wonderful train.
And what was that?
Old world people are frigging morons who got turned into popsicles.
Well, sort of. He knew that CW7 would freeze the world.
Rumble, rumble, rattle, rattle
The engine is eternal, yes!
The engine is forever, yes!
Rumble, rumble, rattle, rattle
Now, Who can tell me what's coming up?
The Revolt of the Seven.
Of course they failed to stop the train.
There they are. That's how far they made it. That's a woman in the front. She was an Inuit.

As a special treat, we have playing for us the world renowned first chair violinist of the Boston Symphony Orchestra, Mr. Gerald McInster.
Is that really Gerald? He looks damn great.
Excuse me, sir. My wife and I played violin in the Boston Symphony Orchestra. I was first chair.
Can you still play?
Of course, you never forget.

Look beyond the gate. Section after section, precisely where they've always been and where they'll always be, all adding up to what?
The train.
And now, the perfectly correct number of human beings, all in their proper places, all adding up to what?
Humanity.
The train is the world.

Look at them. That's how people are.
You know.
You've seen this.
You've been this.
You can save them from themselves.
You know what I hate about myself?
I know what people taste like.
I know that babies taste best.

Long time no see, Mr. Gilliam.
It's a pleasure!
Earth?
What was it like?
I don't remember.
Why?
I don't want to remember anything before I met Gilliam.

We would all be hideously over-crowded and starved, waiting for that.
The next best solution is to have individual units kill off other individual units.
From time to time, we've had to stir the pot, so to speak.
A blockbuster production with a devilishly unpredictable plot.
That wasn't what Gilliam and I had in our plan.
Don't tell me you didn't know. Gilliam and I... our plan.
The front and the tail are supposed to work together.
He was more than a partner, really. He was my friend.
It all worked out in the end.
Unfortunately, the front suffered more losses than anticipated and Gilliam had to pay the price.

Boy, now I can see what Gilliam meant.
He told me you were brilliant and clever, but always so tense.
When's the last time you got laid? Hmm?
Like Gilliam said, holding a woman is much better with two arms.

It's what you always wanted.
It's what Gilliam wanted, too.
You must tend the engine, keep her humming.

Put that useless gun down.
Put it away.
No, I think the guns are literally useless.
Wake up. Rise and shine.

Well, you always seem to know what's behind the gates.
Do you see things in your mind?

The nature of the method is complex, but it’s a bit like using several layers of contact lenses to mask a person’s original eye color–and switching those layers repeatedly and randomly.
This method would make it difficult to infer the person’s true eye color–regardless of what the original color actually was.

BAD-ANON: One Game at a Time

300€ IS expensive to see the covers in colour...

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