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matter changes state based on temperature
This is a gross oversimplification and your experiment proves that :)
ermahgerd, berbs!
that means (if your locale is set according to your position), you are probably somewhere in the blue area on this, while I’m in the orange.
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[I was probably wrong, disregard]
9·9 天前I only partly agree. When we take into account the discussion about AI training and copyright issues, it gets more complicated imho.
That is not infinity, its undefined.
This only works if you use a one sided limit.
I learned, that when olive oil first was introduced in Sweden, it was as a laxative, sold in pharmacies.
behold the quintessential American food: The twinkie
6·11 天前Looking at the power line on the picture: HAHA no.
3·11 天前I’d argue it’s generally a very sane reaction to instinctively say no when some service you don’t know about wants your password.
The commentor you replied to obviously didn’t know about the pedigree of haveibeenpwned beforehand
Fair, I misstated that. A deliberate leak from there would be quite the blow to his reputation.
I’d argue though, if you use a single password for everything, its probably more secure to add it here to at least get an indication when it’s breached. Your surface in that case is already so large that the difference is negligible compared to the gained warning.
That said, don’t reuse passwords!
Because in most relevant scenarios amperage is essentially just a function of voltage and resistance/impedance