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Китайцы взломали сервер Пентагона, вот как это было:
1. Каждый китаец попробовал один пароль.
2. Каждый второй пароль был "Мао Цзедун"
3. На 74357181-й попытке- сервер согласился, что у него пароль "Мао Цзедун"
1. Каждый китаец попробовал один пароль.
2. Каждый второй пароль был "Мао Цзедун"
3. На 74357181-й попытке- сервер согласился, что у него пароль "Мао Цзедун"
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sorry for rejecting the corpo brainwash that wants you to believe that piracy (which shouldnt even be called that) is somehow stealing
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sorry for rejecting the corpo brainwash that wants you to believe that piracy (which shouldnt even be called that) is somehow stealing
We should call it downloading, as so called "sideloading" installing
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https://m.xkcd.com/3269/ WhAt?
Although it was a setback for physics, I'm glad the particle naming rights issue led to the cancelation of Pizza Hut's Superconducting Super Collider in the early 90s, so the Double Stuffed Extra Cheese Topping Quark ended up just being named 'top quark.'
Forwarded from Evan Gelion
If buying is not ownership, then piracy is not stealing
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If buying is not ownership, then piracy is not stealing
this is another popular sentence which has a fallacy
it implies that normally piracy is stealing when in fact it is not, it is never that
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it implies that normally piracy is stealing when in fact it is not, it is never that
You can't hurt billion dollar company by downloading shitty cinema-only movie
But I wish I could
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Forwarded from Evan Gelion
it also implies that normally buying (digital goods) is ownership when in fact it proved to be not :(