Xactly. Thatâs one big reason this is such a big deal. You essentially have to wait until they announce that theyâve patched. Stupid sites that donât patch or donât announce the patch youâd pretty much have to abandon.
Oh, and thereâs talk that the private encryption keys could get leaked through this flaw as well, so that means that hashes that have already been sniffed can now be automagically decrypted and read.
Thereâs gotta be somebody out there whoâs managed to get hash dumps from the major internet sites and has them stored somewhere just waiting for this day to happen. Welp, it (possibly) has.
I was planning on traveling down there for the bunda Olympics, I may have build special âCarnavalâ armor a la Tony Stark for safety.
Most cheetahs average around 60mph, but Iâm sure they can easily go faster, but never have to under normal conditions. Theyâre already faster than everything on land by 15-20 miles.
The average in-shape human can run 12-14 mph at most, the average track athlete can go around 4mph faster consistently. Only elite world class sprinters ever break the 20 mph barrier.
Which is why action scenes where guys are running from cars chasing them down are hilarious. Any guy on foot get run over in 5 seconds flat.
Dayum son, Iâm black, but Iâm not Wesley Snipes black, not Jack Johnson black.
Took that white test and got 5 outta 100âŚBlacker than all you black assholes. Didnât even know like 99% of those questions though. All Celebrity bullshit, and I tend to avoid that shit.
MvC3âs sprites and artstyle were so much nicer than SFIV.
I always thought SFIV was extremely ugly, and graphically, it was very underwhelming even when it came out(I thought it looked worse than some PS2/GC/PC-era games that came out years earlier. ) MvC3 is a lot more detailed, even in character animations, imo.
I honestly felt bad. He posted the pic and I assumed he was the white guy. I realized he wasnât. I saw 3 people, but FOUR smiles. I saw a white woman and a section of her arm was missing. For a second, my mind was at a loss. Then I realized what I was looking at.