Readit NewsNow I understand jerk as when you get pressed into your seat when starting a car. But how would I notice snap or even crackle?
[1] https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1088/0143-0807/37/6/06...
Snap is how abrupt those changes between accelerations are. If you accelerate a bit, and then suddenly the light turns orange and you floor it, and the turbo kicks in, and your passengers go "woaaaaaah going to need a barf baaaaag" for example, it was probably not very smooth.
Sometimes instead of linear accelerations, those concepts can be easier to understand as changes in angular motions. You're on a curve of a certain radius, and suddenly the radius changes. The change is the jerk. How sudden the change happens is the snap.
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I wonder how far back this has been going on. Did ICQ, IRC server hosters, BBSes do similar things?
Additionally, intentionally aiding someone (especially a minor) in circumventing the law is very likely to not be legal, especially when legality is largely determined by a jury, and especially^2 when the facts of the case against you are the most egregious that the government can find, especially^3 when you are profiting from it. It will be something like a 12yo using your service to access something absolutely shocking, and you or someone else will be forced to read a detailed text description of it in front of a jury. This doesn't even begin to address civil liability.
I'm not saying what you are doing is 'wrong', I'm saying you should talk to a lawyer who specializes in this sort of thing before you are forced to.
Having had to deal with some clients with slightly sensitive data, I wish. Photocopies and printed screenshots lying around in the open, CC data copy-pasted manually to other fields or to generic excel sheets because otherwise "it disappears and we can't book late fees" etc. Not even only the "random third-party" companies vetted and specialised in ID verification, but then they get a new support contract down the road, and a fourth- or fifth-party agent who had the cheapest offer now has remote admin access to those desktops.
Probability is low, true. But all it takes is one compromised access.
We all choose our battles probably.
One might argue that a stone mason or a miner has less left of his body after 40 years of work.
Office work is slightly kinder to the body, although even here one reads worrying studies.
But when you're 12, nothing of that matters really.
Conversation instead of anonymous bashing would be appreciated.
Unless you have no good arguments, so I dare you, random aggressive strangers, I triple dare you!