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There's a strange relationship between The Synthetic Party's "oneliner" and the speed reader apps/the apps that promise to make us more efficient by displaying words continously - as a 'semantic space'. Perhaps look at fork bombs (espercially this one ':(){ :|:& };:' by Jaromil) as oneliners that tend to infinity, recursively replicating iteself as a DDoS attack.
There's a strange relationship between The Synthetic Party's "oneliner" and the speed reader apps/the apps that promise to make us more efficient by displaying words continously - as a 'semantic space'. Perhaps look at fork bombs (espercially this one ':(){ :|:& };:' by Jaromil) as oneliners that tend to infinity, recursively replicating iteself as a DDoS attack.
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There's a strange relationship between The Synthetic Party's "oneliner" and the speed reader apps/the apps that promise to make us more efficient by displaying words continously - as a 'semantic space'. Perhaps look at fork bombs (espercially this one ':(){ :|:& };:' by Jaromil) as oneliners that tend to infinity, recursively replicating iteself as a DDoS attack.