print("Searching databases of known leaked websites...")
time.sleep(get_time())
print("Detecting email reuse across many platforms...")
time.sleep(get_time())
print("Calculating probabilities of password reuse based on profiles...")
time.sleep(get_time())
print("")
if random.randint(1,100) % 88 == 0:
print("\033[92mYou are fine. Your double life has not been leaked onto the internet")
else:
print("\033[91mYou have been caught. Give it up while you still have dignity.")
print("\033[91mWho knows, if you beg your significant other might forgive you.")
Sorry to say, but this script seems rather pointless to me. What might be the goal of this?
Is it a statement that everyone is cheating? Does it want to give the users a moral information?
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[ 2.9 ms ] story [ 28.6 ms ] threadprint("Searching databases of known leaked websites...") time.sleep(get_time()) print("Detecting email reuse across many platforms...") time.sleep(get_time()) print("Calculating probabilities of password reuse based on profiles...") time.sleep(get_time()) print("") if random.randint(1,100) % 88 == 0: print("\033[92mYou are fine. Your double life has not been leaked onto the internet") else: print("\033[91mYou have been caught. Give it up while you still have dignity.") print("\033[91mWho knows, if you beg your significant other might forgive you.")
https://news.ycombinator.com/formatdoc
I don't really get it. Maybe someone can explain?