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Next one had a hometown right down the road from me. Cool. She's 53 years old but her SSN starts with 180. PA's SSN range is 159 to 211, and everyone else my age has SSNs starting with 178. SSNs are assigned in-order. See the problem? Her SSN ought to be in the 160s I reckon.
Next was a 70-y/o timber and logging worker. I don't believe it.
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The England/Wales names are weird too, lots of unusual first names. Also, Wales seems way over-represented. It has a population that's tiny compared to England, but half the names generated seem to be Welsh names such as Cerys.
Also, I don't know any English/Welsh people who drive a 1992 Pontiac Sunbird.
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Or create a Fink/MacPorts port.
Is there a reason to use either of those systems over homebrew? Since homebrew seems to have a lot more community support now.
I haven't found an easy way to add/update packages to finc or macports, but I could contribute to homebrew within 5 minutes.
I wish we would see more work distribution patterns like this in fields outside code/programming.
Very useful resource! I'm curious though, where did you get your Hispanic names from? Seems like they come from a database of funny, weird and probably offensive names. No one is called like that in Spanish-speaking countries, and yes, I know the names are supposed to be fake, but just comparing the Hispanic with the American ones, you can tell there's a big difference. Whether or not is intentional, it could be even…
Most of names sound Polish, but I never ever heard of anyone called that name.
Also lastnames seem to be missing Polish characters sometimes
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Or create a Fink/MacPorts port.
Is there a reason to use either of those systems over homebrew? Since homebrew seems to have a lot more community support now.
But, Debian's package management works better than either of them, so I've sort of been moving towards doing any kind of unixy work in a VM and treating OSX as just a desktop.
Very useful resource! I'm curious though, where did you get your Hispanic names from? Seems like they come from a database of funny, weird and probably offensive names. No one is called like that in Spanish-speaking countries, and yes, I know the names are supposed to be fake, but just comparing the Hispanic with the American ones, you can tell there's a big difference. Whether or not is intentional, it could be even…
Curious what you find this useful for? Filling out online forms instead making stuff up off the top of your head?
I just generated an icelandic hobbit and it GAVE ME MY OWN NAME! I actually WTFed out loud.
Aren't SSNs only useful for banking/credit-type services? (Perhaps someone can enlighten me.)