“The dataset is too large to be of any realistic use as part of any effort to crack a given hash — it's simply too much low-quality data to successfully use in attacks — and the value of the data is negligible compared to good prepared wordlists and rulesets in the hands of a capable actor," says Darren James, a senior product manager at Specops Software.
At 10 billion lines, you might have better luck just brute forcing the old fashioned way...
I don't know any other for Spotify.
For YouTube, I have used Revanced. There are alot of fake website for this, so I posted the GitHub page. Since we are talking about music, I believe it also works for YouTube Music.
I stopped using it because I started using other programs. Also, Google is becomes increasingly finicky. I should get away from Google but I still use their services. I don't want my IP or account to get banned.
For YouTube, I am currently using FreeTube on desktop, and LibreTube on Android. For FreeTube I set it to always use an Invidious instance. Note, instances go down, and slow down all the time. YouTube changes their APIs and the app or the instance breaks. There are a lot of factors that can go wrong. It's not for the easily annoyed.
Oops. Forgot to answer a quetion. Yes, you create a free Spotify account.
The group uses the cheapest available storage they can find. They used Google Drive before but their accounts kept on getting banned.
My trust of them is only due to their popularity and had minimal complaints.
I’ve heard of cracked spotify apks but I’m not sure what the deal is with those
I use xManager.
Before you had to patch the app yourself. Now you can download it directly from the app.
The only I am missing is a download feature but I have some of my favorite music on my phone already and I just Spotify to stream new music or to support artist.
The keyboard looks unusable. Even in her demo there were several mistakes. Handwriting recognition one letter at a time is slow, tedious, and error prone. An on screen keyboard would be better.
The mouse functionality looks interesting though. I want to see how precise it is. Maybe use the button to adjust sensitivity.
As others have said, it doesn't seem very ergonomic. By moving the ring to the tip the index finger would work but at that point I might as well have a Joy-con.
I think it's cool and needs more prototyping. A smaller size would be the next logical step.
Would be interesting to be paired up with something like Google Glass or Apple Vision. That way you can control something without having having to lift your hand like you're trying to use your Jedi powers to convince someone that these aren't the droids they are looking for.
Reminds me of the astroturfing AI bots on Reddit and agruing against each other. Lol
Drake uses an owl for his logo. Are you Drake?
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}They will appeal until they get to the Supreme court where they will have a ruling of 6-3 in their favor. You know the 6 I am talking about.
Somehow they will take away reluglation powers for corporations from federal departments and put new powers in for corporations, like NetChoice, and take away rights of citizens.
Pill shaped Victorinox SAK blades don't have a lock.
Even if the writer signed off on this, this should be illegal.
Actually make every AI generated poop have to list their sources. Corps wanted strong copyright laws, here it is.