Sensei

https://www.google.com/search?q=python+recursion+limit "Python has a default maximum recursion depth of 1000" As you can see, this is much worse than, for example, in C/C++ on Windows, where you have a default of 1 MB per thread. You should create a special debugging version that prints the current level of recursion and/or calculates the maximum depth it has reached so you can calculate at what number of elements in the array problems will occur.

..three weeks ago I told you to use FileMon or modern alternatives..

IMHO the simplest/easiest way would be to write your own smartphone app to do it.. Which model? Which OS version? Great. ..years, years ago I wrote such an application that exports SMS to CSV file.. then I find out that Google no longer allows you to upload such applications that read/write SMS to the Google Play Store, so project was cancelled and remains only on my obsolete disks.. Start from learning about adb https://developer.android.com/tools/adb It can upload files to the device, download files from the device https://www.google.com/search?q=adb+read+text+messages

Face book is a sufficient source of all kinds of faces.. and they will do it for free.. Studios, as well as ordinary artists, since it can be downloaded for free, have access to the motion capture database with bone or face movements. Once recorded, the movement of an actor/stuntman in a special suit can be reused millions of times at any time. https://www.google.com/search?q=motion+capture ..which, of course, reduced the need for real paid experienced stuntmen.. George Lucas started shooting Star Wars in the middle of the series, due to the inability to pay stuntmen or generate so many "clones" in the first 3 episodes.

God-mode.. predicting the future..

I think a good search engine keyword would be "organic and inorganic dyes and decomposition under sunlight", "organic and inorganic dyes and degradation under sunlight", or "photocatalytic degradation of dyes". I immediately received several articles.

Start writing sensible things, and they won't end up in the trash.. You can measure the speed of light at home.. laser rangefinder uses it to measure distance (e.g. a land surveyor uses it in the early stages of house construction).. The latency of your smartphone when you talk or send data over the Internet (such as now) is due to the speed of light. Just use ping in the terminal (cmd.exe) and see how it changes when you ping local city server, other country in the same continent server, or opposite end of the Earth. So, if you start a post with "it's a fake number", don't expect it to continue and waste people's time..

1) math is abstract 2) In experimental physics, a scientist makes an observation of a physical system, assigns some initial state to it, waits a while (measures time), and then repeats the measurement. After a longer or shorter period of time, a database of results is created, which are analyzed and a mathematical function is created to "simulate", "predict" the result if the next time we find ourselves in the same or similar environment as during the experiment. The math is used to interpolate and extrapolate the data (i.e. fill in the gaps and make useful predictions).

...just like any new member who makes ambiguous claims...

One of your unique posts that I can agree with.. Drinking Technetium-99[m] is widely used medial technique.. https://www.google.com/search?q=Technetium-99[m]

Oh, those mortals.. You can pretend to be a mobile user by clicking ctrl-shift-m.. If you are annoyed by the fact that YouTube stops playing audio or video simply by switching to another application, on Android run YT in desktop mode.... ..different payloads..

A company that trains a chat bot or has a crawler will download (visit) a website (such as a forum), all posts, recursively, usually much faster than any human can do it. A human has to sleep and has limited abilities to read text. A bot that scans the site does not. Some developers add some delay between downloads, others don't. Therefore, an analysis of the web server logs for a given IP address/ranges/db may show that it is some kind of bot or crawler, simply because there are too many requests from the same client IP address (or ASN IP ranges from the same company). Example bash script for a bot that will download the entire 1st topic page of scienceforums.net, and resemble a simple DoS attack: #!/bin/bash for TOPIC in {1..128952} do wget -q "https://www.scienceforums.net/topic/$TOPIC--/" done 128952 / one request per second = 36 hours to download entire scienceforums.net 1st topic page.. (if done from multiple IPs e.g. through Tor network (it has less than 2000 servers ATM), DDoS attack) Tor version: Installation: sudo apt install proxychains tor sudo service tor start Usage: #!/bin/bash for TOPIC in {1..128952} do proxychains wget -q "https://www.scienceforums.net/topic/$TOPIC--/" done 128952 / 2000 requests per second = (theoretically, doubtful this server will handle it) 65 minutes to download entire scienceforums.net 1st topic page.. (Tor switches end-IP address every 10 minutes) Going by comments, will obviously require much much more, and it will have requests like: "https://www.scienceforums.net/topic/$TOPIC--/?do=findComment&comment=$COMMENT" Your comment is one of the newest and has COMMENT=1244489 Downloading them all, will take 1244489/3600=346 hours (if one request per second).

Of course, different companies use different IP ranges. For example, I have a database of all the end IP addresses of the Tor network. So when someone uses Tor or the Tor browser to visit my server, I can tell immediately. You can tell if a Google crawler has visited your web server simply by checking the IP address. (not single IP address, but Google ASN IP ranges) https://www.google.com/search?q=Google+ASN+IP+range Microsoft's Bing https://www.bing.com/toolbox/bingbot.json That it is a chatbot that is trained on scienceforums.net as a source? "Sometimes it’s hard to tell the difference between awkward phrasing you might get with a bot"

Facepalm. C'mon.. make database of IP addresses..

...they want your money..

Its name consists of 11 bytes in hexadecimal numeral system. 11 bytes * 8 bits = 88 bits. Which is a typical length for a certain type of hash. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cryptographic_hash_function https://www.google.com/search?q=hash+"88"+bits+length Although it can shorten a hash with more bits to less, cutting part of it, to make it harder to figure out what it was prior modifications. The proper, untruncated, MD5 hash length should be 128 bits = 16 bytes = 32 characters in hex format. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MD5 SHA-1, SHA-256 are longer. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SHA-1 160 bits https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SHA-2 256 bits If you see such name on your drive, you should: 1) open regedit and search for this value either in ASCII and hexadecimal (byte) form. 2) use FileMon or equivalent to figure out which app opens and uses this folder: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/downloads/filemon 3) scan all content files for the existence of this name in some file. However, the chances of success are slim. I would simply rename it to something else (i.e. append suffix, prefix) and then see what happens. Is it recreated? Some app starts misworking?

Ok. Now imagine. Hackers break to your smartphone, so their IP address, is equal to your IP address. And you complain about unauthorized transaction, is laughable. It happens from 1) your device 2) from your IP address 3) from your GPS.. 4) you were there at the time of dinner.. True investigation that you're not the real purchaser but fake would require taking monitoring data and comparison of data. If they have such.. Most people will just give up and become their loss.... ps. I see your reply was adjusted while I was in the middle.. so excuse me to not taking account your further thoughts..

How can they differ from legal or illegal access? It is word from you vs word of bartender, where you get drunk.. ...you have no idea when and where somebody will make photo of your cards..

And you aren’t liable for most of it, in the US. You’d owe at most $50 per card, and some cards have zero liability. That puts the burden on the credit card companies to have decent security measures. One card I have texts me for approval if the purchase breaks a pattern ..in the real world (except for commercials) it doesn't look like that.. Lucky you. I never had unauthorized attempt of transaction..

It all depends on the operating system being used.... Different operating system, different meaning.... As usual, his post is too ambiguous. Creating such a folder on C:\ would require administrator privileges..

....hmm... one of the funniest things I've read this month.. Try this with your wife..

..so, you apparently spent literally zero time watching youtube videos with queries I gave which shows "how they did it".. and "how".. or you did not understand.. Giving exact links would be like "tutorial how to steal your money".. In 5 minutes after I wrote my initial post about it, I found video, were they showing device which does NFC from "meters" around them, because they used so large antenna in the bag (50 cm+).. ps. I know an IT multimillionaire here who told me 10 years ago that he cut the connections from his VISA debit cards to RFID/NFC to disable the connections.. ps2. If someone takes your wallet with your cards, you know they are lost. So you turn everything off and you're done. If someone takes your wallet, debit/credit cards, takes pictures, you still have them on hand and nothing happens, you have no idea that your data was stolen. Until "doomsday." Then you are not able to say how it all happened, because it could have happened several months ago. ..5 mins and you have a video of a people selling RFID/NFC antennas.. recording stuff from your device from meters (due to the size of their antenna in the bag)..

Are you asking for permission to delete files from your own drive?

Do you truly believe/buy this marketing BS...? Seriously? You just repeated what they say in their marketing materials as if you work in bank marketing.. Not really. I know people who have been denied refunds. I will keep the details to myself, otherwise I will influence the thieves what/how to do it.. ..professionals do it from your current IP address.. If someone doesn't bother to cover their credit/debit card when it is used to authorize a contactless transaction (thus cameras won't work), is that a technical issue or a human issue? If someone doesn't take the trouble to buy RFID/NFC protection shield (which doesn't protect against cameras BTW!), is it a technical or human issue... ? I read OP, "gimmicks" as "fakes", and responded accordingly in 3rd post, by saying each such protection "shield" should be checked independently by the owner using appropriate devices/environment.. People here started to say that it is unneeded fake for paranoid people, so I objected.

First they had to hack the FB account. Later, there was a trick. How is this different from, say, Mitnick? Mitnick called people in the company pretending to be an IT administrator.