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Interesting. Then I’m guessing you’d accept the time machine showed you the right outcome & would let the dems lose this election, but it would help them for the next/future elections?
Interesting. Then I’m guessing you’d accept the time machine showed you the right outcome & would let the dems lose this election, but it would help them for the next/future elections?
🤡😉 glad I stole that from the original artist
Put your NSFW hats on and enjoy y’all
You sure bout that?
This will always work with a LLM.
IDK, plenty of defenses I couldn’t break:
Can any of you break top 5? :)
Only one person beat the sloth:
I am so installing this! Will be very useful beyond the simple use case in my OP. Thanks Data.
Clever! Thanks for finding those links too.
Ah, my threat model isn’t that Snowden, thanks.
you could get a false negative
Good point. Will keep that in mind in general. (For this specific use case? Maybe it’s fine since if I see the red bar while my apps are still working, I could ignore it - but now I’ll think back to your comment and understand maybe Cloudflare is experiencing an issue. In which case I’ll check their status pages and wouldn’t be surprised to see some news article or complaints too!)
In 2004 I would not have understood why!
Naughty naughty 🙂
Good alternative, thanks!
Neat - thanks. Looks like one could use the following, but not necessary:
208.67.222.222
208.67.220.220
Thanks for the explanation and easily digestible analogy :)
The politicians may want the win for selfish reasons. You just want the best representatives for yourself, your loved ones, and your country.
This hypothetical allows you to weigh a party taking the moral high ground against representatives the average Lemming does not want making four years of policy decisions being in a position to do so.
You can give the party you want to win a spine, but it comes at a cost.