Consider the following code. the legal codewords are those 16-bit sequences in which the number of 1-bits is divisible by 4. that is, a codeword is legal if it is 16-bit long, and of these bits 0, 4, 8, 12, or 16 are 1-bits. how much is the hamming distance of this code, and how many single bit errors can this code detect and correct

Imean it could be either both i get why it could be part of being human because some people just look at the famous people and they probably think to themselves that if that person does that well then i should do it and maybe i’ll get the attention and followers that i want. it could be also connected to the current young phenomenon because some kids at the age of 14 are already famous like for doing the most nasty things probably without even thinking who would probably watch such thing, they just do it cause they know they’ll get the attention that they want. sorry if i didn’t use correct grammar.but hope this answers the question< 3

Yeah they want to steal your info and sell it on the dark web. they want your credit/debit card numbers, social security numbers, google passwords, and other stuff. some people install spyware onto your device, which, as the word suggests, is built to spy on your every move, such as what you type. they then sell this information to other people secretly or use it for evil purposes themselves. or both, idk. the reason why this info costs money to learn is because its valuable info. im not saying that i condone it though! hacking sucks, and whoever is involved in it is just a horrible person.

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