Is this AI?
▲ 1 r/isitAI

Is this AI?

It looks off to me, but the people around doing different things makes me think maybe it's not AI, because I didn't know AI had reached such a level yet.

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u/Maleficent_Pool_4456 — 15 hours ago

What is your opinion of Jen, especially the first seasons?

I was really into Dawson's creek 20ish years ago. Especially the first season. It's just a personal opinion, and I'm sure Jen (Michelle Williams) is a good actress. But to me, she always felt like a bad pick for the role. I wondered if anyone shared the same feeling. I just didn't feel like her acting or character fit in.

But in another way, because it's so nostalgic for me, maybe in some way she is the best pick. idk.

I'm curious other peoples thoughts. Especially your first reactions.

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u/Maleficent_Pool_4456 — 2 days ago

Anyone from back in the day, and help the Nigerian Bobsled team get to the Olympics?

I sent $40 worth of dogecoin to help. I had like ten bucks left, found it in a file right when it hit 29 cents and sold at the top, making like a couple thousand bucks (spent all on degree now but was nice). But makes me think if I'd kept that $40 worth haha.

Bonus points if you used dogetipbot and got robbed when the maker absconded with the funds.

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u/Maleficent_Pool_4456 — 3 days ago
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Has anyone successfully negotiated Osaka Leo Palace to leave early without fees?

I am sitting here for the second week this happens.

My internet and water aren't working.

Last week I could call the emergency line at least. It all got working within 5 hours.

This week, the emergency lines both say they are away until the 17th. The email too. I called the water company and they said this mansion has to be done through Leo Palace.

I think I want out, but I'm still within the 6-12 month thing where I'd have to pay one more month of rent.

But Leo Palace doesn't have a brick and mortar, and you can't even contact them for a week now.

After a week, is there any avenue for trying to negotiate getting out based on the water issues and all, has anyone successfully done that? Also if there's any advice on how to contact them for my water now during their week off... even the emergency people... I'd appreciate it.

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u/Maleficent_Pool_4456 — 11 days ago

Fellow Leo Palace residents, what do you do if your internet and water stop working at night?

It's after hours, so emails won't be replied until tomorrow.

EDIT: the emergency number worked last week, but now it says they are on vacation for the phone, and the email said the same. Is there really no way to contact a human being for the whole week until the 17th?

EDIT 2: both Leo palace emergency numbers say vacation until 17th, and the email automated said that. So I called the water people of this area and the guy said I have to go through Leo Palace.

Anyway, is this pretty much where the buck stops? There's no other way? Thanks

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u/Maleficent_Pool_4456 — 11 days ago

Has anyone been to Owen Cook seminars?

I would like to go, but I have a question. I have a back issue, is the set up usually accommodating to something like I would need to stand up most of the time and stand in the back maybe? Or is it pretty strict?

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u/Maleficent_Pool_4456 — 11 days ago

Is refereeing more strict in the WNBA or men's NBA?

I saw Caitlin Clark get called when you did a lay up and the Ref was ran into a little bit and she got called on that. I almost always see men's ref's jump out of the way, and if ran into it's seen as part of the game.

Why are ref's so much more strict in WNBA, unless I'm misinterpreting this.

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u/Maleficent_Pool_4456 — 11 days ago

Has anyone been to an Owen Cook event, I have a bad back I'm wondering if standing up in the back is possible?

Or if that would not be allowed. I'll have to travel a bit and get a hotel, so I'd like to know hopefully before if it's not OK.

Thank you!

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u/Maleficent_Pool_4456 — 12 days ago

Has anyone been to an Owen Cook event, I have a bad back I'm wondering if standing up in the back is possible?

Or if that would not be allowed. I'll have to travel a bit and get a hotel, so I'd like to know hopefully before if it's not OK.

Thank you!

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u/Maleficent_Pool_4456 — 12 days ago

Is this the general consensus about Ian Coleman tool?

So the reason people trust this is because it is on Github and people can see the open source code there, and people trust Github?

Ultimately that you know that you're downloading code that would use the random dice generator in a way that is random, and that it has no code that would produce a predictable seed?

And so people download that to a USB, then put that USB in a computer that doesn't connect to the internet, then role those dice, and get the private key (or I guess it spits out 24 words too) and people write that down, and it spits out a bunch of public keys and people write those down too.

And people use the public key to send their coins there, and then only when they want to send somewhere do they need to put their seed into a wallet, is that right?

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u/Maleficent_Pool_4456 — 13 days ago
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Hypothetical: If one of the major hardware wallet companies found a cold card-type vulnerability, what could they do that wouldn't alert hackers?

Like, if there were earlier versions that made weak seeds, if they made it public, hackers maybe could figure it out, and there's no way to 'update' the software to fix that, people would have to create new seeds and send it there.

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u/Maleficent_Pool_4456 — 13 days ago

Is my understanding of the security of a 25th word Passphrase correct?

So the number of different characters you can use ASCII etc for things like Ledger is 94, so the base (number of possible things for each character) would be 94 and the exponent would be the length right, so let's say if you had 10 characters, a strong hacker who is check 10million per second (including the 2048 rounds of hashing) it would take them 85,000 years, and would take like a nation state with a lot of funds checking 1 billion per second 853 years.

Does this mean, that if you have a random password of 10 characters for your 25th password, that you would have 59 bits of entropy, therefore you are relatively safe even if they had your first 24?

Of course keep your first 24 hidden, but I'm asking in a case like ColdCard, you would be safe right and 10 characters is enough?

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u/Maleficent_Pool_4456 — 13 days ago
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Is this accurate about the 25th word phrase?

So the 24 words is just like each word represents 11 bit arrangement right, and so when you start adding 11 x 24 and stack them together, to guess that exact arrangement is astronomical right?

So I thought, ok, the passphrase thing is one extra 11 bit. But I saw you can add like way more characters that no way 11 bits could be used to describe that.

So effectively what's happening, is that last 25th word (I'm saying effectively like all in all at the end of the day) being turned into just a longer than 11 bits and tacked on to the end of that long string of that (264 - checksum = )254 bits?

But I don't get it, someone said the 25th word can be up to 100 characters which is like at least 800 extra bits, so that would mean the entropy would be like 1054 bits? I just don't get it.

Thanks

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u/Maleficent_Pool_4456 — 15 days ago

To update on Mac with the 'update link problem', I need to do this right?

I wanna make sure i'm doing it right so ledger dot com then 'discover the app' orange button and 'download the app' black button then 'download for MacOS' button right?

So we have to download the actual app again, not just download the next firmware or update right?

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u/Maleficent_Pool_4456 — 16 days ago

Mac user with not working link... I went to ledger dot com and can't find path to download update from website

Any idea how to navigate there? So it's not downloading the new Ledger Live right? It's a place where I download the newest firmware or something that adds to my Ledger Live now?

Thanks

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u/Maleficent_Pool_4456 — 16 days ago

Question about 'hack', and securing yourself

Did pretty much everyone who didn't have a 25th word or roll the dice lose their funds?

If so, I'm a bit confused, even a 12-word phrase would be impossible to guess. So what exactly was the bug that made even more than 12 of the words obsolete where computers were able to guess?

Also, if you have a Ledger or Trezor and didn't use a 25th word that you can easily do that. For example in Ledger Live go to Settings and add a 25th word. That will create a new wallet "24 words + 25th word" where the 25th word isn't layered on top as a Ledger Live password to get into your 24 word wallet, the 25th word is now part a new wallet that has 25 words. And to toggle between them, you just go into Settings and put the 25th word? And to send your 24 word wallet to your 24 + 25th word wallet you would just need to from your 24 word wallet send to the 24 + 25th word wallet's receive address.

And same process for Trezor?

Is that pretty much it?

EDIT: I just read this "We just had our first confirmed loss of a Mk3 + 2 word passphrase", so somehow the extra 25th (or I guess 26th word in their case) wouldn't even help? How is that even possible? Is it because they can already brute force the 24 words, so brute forcing two more isn't that hard?

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u/Maleficent_Pool_4456 — 17 days ago

How is Ledger's process for creating Seed phrases different from the Cold wallet that were 'hacked'?

Even though I'm convinced the security is good, I often feel uneasy. The fact that on MacOS the update version link is still not working after 3 months makes me question what Ledger is doing. I don't know the team, but just that seems so weird that a huge company wouldn't prioritize something that affects such a huge segment of their users and has to do with security for so long.

So it made me wonder about how they create their seed phrases that differs form the cold wallets that were 'hacked'.

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u/Maleficent_Pool_4456 — 18 days ago

Where can I watch Dawson's Creek with Japanese dubs?

I can't search if it's on Netflix Japan without subscribing first. Same with Hulu. I think it's on the English Netflix but that only has English dubs and subtitles. I wonder if Dawson's Creek is on Netflix or Hulu or elsewhere with dubs (or at least subtitles) before subscribing.

Thank you!

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u/Maleficent_Pool_4456 — 19 days ago

Where can I watch Dawson's Creek with Japanese dubs?

I can't search if it's on Netflix Japan without subscribing first. Same with Hulu. I think it's on the English Netflix but that only has English dubs and subtitles. I wonder if Dawson's Creek is on Netflix or Hulu or elsewhere with dubs (or at least subtitles) before subscribing.

Thank you!

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u/Maleficent_Pool_4456 — 19 days ago